Swings of Fate is Carlos Timón's first record as a band composer. The record is an innovative set that combines a diverse range of styles and influences. Featuring Fran Padilla - former member of cuban bands Irakere and Síntesis - playing congas and percussion, english singer Belinda Baxter, pioneering Spanish flutist Juan Carlos Lores, Dead Capo members, Swings of Fate continues to defy categorisation. 　　 　　This album suffers has a large array of styles,influences,instruments and guest stars. When an album encompasses Pop, Rock, Bossa, Latin, Jazz you know you are in for "mixed bag" of an album. 　　 　　"An organic entity capable of digest post-rock, bossanova, ethic rythms, rock, pop, and jazz in cheerful harmony --Mondo Sonoro" - Spain 　　 　　"Even if the record contains bossanova and pop, it also drives within unchartered and unexplored territory" --Rock de Lux - Spain 　　 　　"Hypnotizing" --Todas las Novedades - Spain