by Scott YanowWhen it comes to pure rhythmic excitement, few can compete with pianist Michel Camilo and his frequently polyrhythmic attack. Although his powerful style is evident throughout the calypso-oriented title cut, this CD is actually a fairly laidback album. With "City Of The Angels" used as a ballad feature for Chris Hunter's soprano, the two versions of "Silent Talk" being quite tender, "Forbidden Fruit" mostly an r&bish vocal by D.K. Dyson and Casey Cysik and some of the other cuts finding Camilo in a supportive role, this is a very different album than the pianist's first two. Overall this set is a slight disappointment considering what Camilo is capable of.