April_nine--hey-VLS1996-kW

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MP3/FLAC

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kW

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35,65 MB

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7

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2004-08-03

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     artist    · april nine
     release   · hey
     year      · 1996             
     genre     · trip-hop
     label     · hyperium
     catalogue · 39101680
     website   · n/a

     date      · 04-aug-2004
     quality   · 200kbps/44,1khz
     source    · vinyl

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     a1 hey (radio edit)                                            4:53
     a2 hey (sundub mix)                                            4:37
     b1 hey (rainforest mix)                                        5:05
     b2 hey (broken melody mix)                                     5:02
     b3 in your eye (2nd mix)                                       4:24

     playtime  · 00h 24m 01s         

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     in 1996 katrin and pete gave expression to a different side of     
     their creativeness. from england new musical sounds were emerging. 
     bands like portishead and lamb experimented with jazzy hiphop with 
     a nightclubby feel. triphop's the name. in the same year they      
     released clarions end our duo released the album sandglass under   
     the name april nine.                                               
                                                                        
     according to katrin their songs evolved from live and acoustic     
     versions of coptic rain songs. while they were experimenting with  
     sounds and atmospheres they decided the music was too good to be   
     waysted and they started a new project: april nine. at the time    
     peter and katrin were making music to a documentary on egypt,      
     called the sun gods' heritage and so many new ideas were flowing.  
                                                                        
     something you can really hear is that april nine's version of      
     triphop comes from an industrial background. it has more           
     unexpected sounds and a somewhat less easy feeling than the        
     english type triphop. it sounds really fresh, even today.          

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