Although he never really broke through, Ronald Snijders is seen as one of the best flutists in the Netherlands. His late '70s and early' 80s records were later sold to avid vinyl collectors for good fortune. His basis has always been in his Surinamese roots. To this he added influences from jazz, soul, funk, African, Brazilian, and South American music. The Amsterdam producers Nelson & Djosa
… persuaded him to re-record his greatest hits. To make it even more attractive, they invited a selection of international artists to accompany Snijders in the studio. For example, the musicians of , , & , , and be heard on The Nelson & Djosa Sessions. It has become a varied album that moves from sultry jazz funk to uplifting afrobeat. Thanks to the modest rhythmic production, Snijders is given all the space to excel with his flute. (AD)more
