track in order by: Energy 52, A Reminiscent Drive, FC kahuna, Deep Season, SETI, City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, Gel Sol, Ultramarine, Ulrich Schnauss, The Orb, Meanderthals, Kerry Livgren, Imogen Heap vs. Enigma, Galaxy, Leonard Cohen
OK, no pussy-footing around. This is straight-up dancefloor material, sticking to a house-friendly groove, but looped and twisted and tossed in a heap somewhere in a back alley. This thing boogies.
As always, tracklisting is in the lyrics window. Click the pic to play.
After being inspired by Orence’s last set… i put this together.
Sit back, drink a glass of red, and chill to the sounds of Jazz n’ Bass!
Music is a gift Enjoy. (download: Click arrow on right side of the player)
Its not perfect, but it’s gonna sound great on your ride out whenever!
Thanks to the new 800 mkII’s, i’m relearning.. but still way overdue on this!
Be safe and happy!
-orence
This one started as the second part of Italian Smiles, but as the tracklist got longer and the BPMs higher, it eventually demanded to be a separate release. After some long but fruitful negotations, we came to an agreement, and here we are.
Horn samples everywhere, long uninterrupted instrumental lines, constant sidetrips into layered rhythms. This is a jazz ensemble playing in the ruins of an auto plant in Detroit.
tracks by Telefon Tel Aviv, Gel Sol, Kruder&Dorfmiester,Caia, Transit Kings, Peace Orchestra, Tosca, Evolution Control Committee, Alex Padilla, Solus, Dan Deacon, Curtis Chip and more….
mixed from two CD players, two turntables and mixer w/effects
photo by: Paul Laffoley
This one’s very different. A lot of that slow, pretty stuff. Call it Italo-disco, call it Balearic, call it that stuff the kids play these days when they’re not frying their synapses on that awful buzzy noise they call electro. Call it just plain cool, like seabreezes and soft hair.
Ick. I must be getting old.
Working titles included “Chillahu Akhbar” and “Chillam Mafendi.” Track selection by Corvidae, mixing influenced by Frozen Horse. Intended as the soundtrack to your trip “out there” as a prelude to the “uncompromising beats.”
A little somethin-somethin to show that I still live and breathe. Not stellar, but consider it a stopgap until I release my 2009 electro and prog demos.
