Dardo
13-nov-2003, 18:00
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Sacado en Julio del 98, se trata de uno de los álbumes de ClubHouse más interesantes que he escuchado últimamente, es house elegante! Todo el álbum es bueno, pero tal vez es la segunda canción Here Comes The Sun la que me "pierde". Pondré una review del album que leÃ* y que me pareció interesante:
Symphonic intros are often an easy way for electronic producers to give their album that highbrow musical feel. Anyone can set their keyboards on orchestra and think they sound like Leonard Bernstein. But given the fact that Jean F. Cochois spent nine years at a special musical boarding school in Germany, an entire album full of classical pieces like the opening Travelogue wouldn't be inappropriate. Of course, Cochois prefers to work in the genre of tech-house, meaning the delicate string arrangements give way to bouncing beats and snapping hi-hats. But Cochois also does this better than most. Like a techier Kevin Yost or a more soulful Terry Francis, tracks like Here Comes the Sun and Belief cruise forward without friction while the spirit of house vocal samples swirls through the ether. Sunset Walk combines the best of all worlds, blending a heartaching saxophone with go-pause-go beats and a stirringly beatless string and vocal ending. Jigsaw Pieces is a fine argument for how musical electronic music can be, while still remaining austere and futuristic. ~ Joshua Glazer, All Music Guide
Os iré poniendo más cosas de este autor 8)
Lo tenéis en el foro Privado (producciones internacionales)
TrackList
1. Travelogue
2. Here Comes The Sun
3. Words
4. Short Poem
5. Almost Lost (On A Deep Train Tonight)
6. Jesus
7. Photographic Life
8. On A Day Like This
9. Belief
10. Sunset Walkin'
11. Someone To Hold Me
12. Tender Wind In A Summernight
13. Deliver Me
14. Skywritings
15. Sensual Pieces
Sacado en Julio del 98, se trata de uno de los álbumes de ClubHouse más interesantes que he escuchado últimamente, es house elegante! Todo el álbum es bueno, pero tal vez es la segunda canción Here Comes The Sun la que me "pierde". Pondré una review del album que leÃ* y que me pareció interesante:
Symphonic intros are often an easy way for electronic producers to give their album that highbrow musical feel. Anyone can set their keyboards on orchestra and think they sound like Leonard Bernstein. But given the fact that Jean F. Cochois spent nine years at a special musical boarding school in Germany, an entire album full of classical pieces like the opening Travelogue wouldn't be inappropriate. Of course, Cochois prefers to work in the genre of tech-house, meaning the delicate string arrangements give way to bouncing beats and snapping hi-hats. But Cochois also does this better than most. Like a techier Kevin Yost or a more soulful Terry Francis, tracks like Here Comes the Sun and Belief cruise forward without friction while the spirit of house vocal samples swirls through the ether. Sunset Walk combines the best of all worlds, blending a heartaching saxophone with go-pause-go beats and a stirringly beatless string and vocal ending. Jigsaw Pieces is a fine argument for how musical electronic music can be, while still remaining austere and futuristic. ~ Joshua Glazer, All Music Guide
Os iré poniendo más cosas de este autor 8)
Lo tenéis en el foro Privado (producciones internacionales)
TrackList
1. Travelogue
2. Here Comes The Sun
3. Words
4. Short Poem
5. Almost Lost (On A Deep Train Tonight)
6. Jesus
7. Photographic Life
8. On A Day Like This
9. Belief
10. Sunset Walkin'
11. Someone To Hold Me
12. Tender Wind In A Summernight
13. Deliver Me
14. Skywritings
15. Sensual Pieces