While keeping in line with his bluesy roots and not straying far from his preferred power trio format, Marcel Ziul ventures out into new songwriting territory in his new album "In a Minute", the artist's third release and second full-length record. Songs such as "All the Time" showcase Ziul's pop sensibility, while both "Learn to Fall" and "In a Minute", the title track, feature acoustic guitars. "Too Blind to See", a bit more experimental than the other tracks on the record, even has a bass solo. Fans of his previous work will enjoy the guitar riffs and solos on "Afraid of Loving You", "How Long" and "Far Apart", all of which would perfectly fit into Ziul's previous albums. "In a Minute" was recorded and mixed over a period of three months, giving the artist, producer Luis Venturin and new band members Eduardo Longuim (drums) and Rodrigo Mantovani (bass), enough time to experiment with tones and work on things they were unhappy with. "This was the first time I got to sing a song more than once before I was out of studio time", says Ziul. "The freedom I got from being able to do things over and try different melodies or rearrange parts of songs really helped make this album more musical".