Jardín (album)

Jardín received a positive critical reception. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream publications, the album received an average score of 81, based on seven reviews.[1] Q noted that "what really elevates the songs though, is the underlying weave of Latin-influenced percussion and subtle string arrangements which draw deftly on Garzon-Montano's French-Colombian roots".[5] Elias Leight of Pitchfork said that "Montano settles on an unusual and fertile combination of sounds, knitting together the burnished, languorous acts of the late '60s and early '70s—the Association, Todd Rundgren—with lean, hair-trigger grooves. The result is heavy on pearly funk and pop, live instrumentation and harmony... Similarly heaped vocal passages, teeming with good ideas, are everywhere on the second half of Jardín. Montano especially enjoys contrasting blocky, beeline melodies from A to B with more scenic paths, as if to gently chide ruthless, shortest-route-best-route songwriters."[4]

• Gabriel Garzón-Montano – producer, arranger, primary artist, composer, performer
• David Frazier Jr. – drums on "The Game" and "Crawl"
• Alex Frenkel – guitars, effects, processing on "Bombo Fabrika" and "My Balloon"
• Joshua Modney (violin), Megan Atchley (violin), Mariel Roberts (cello) – strings on "Trial", "Sour Mango", "Bombo Fabrika"
• Luna Garzón-Montano – additional vocals on "Bombo Fabrika"
• Henry Hirsch – mixing and recording at Waterfront Studios, Hudson, New York
• Heba Kadry – mastering at Timeless Mastering, New York, New York