s w e e t b e a t s
february.18.2000 - #134
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artist : Urban Sound Gallery Presents African Blues
album : Color in Rhythm Stimulate Mind Freedom
year : 1999
label : Distance
genre : acid jazz / jazzy house
catalogue : Di1132
url : www.distancemusic.com
quality : 192k HQ True Stereo
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01 Word, Sound, Power Intro
02 Inside your mind
03 Great meditator (interlude)
04 SunPower
05 Arithmatic
06 Great Meditator
07 Water
08 Coconut Jam
09 Afrodrama Therapy
10 Odu jazz
11 Inside your mind (Interlude)
12 Magic -n- movement
13 Word, sound, power (outro)
13 tracks | 1:14:12 min | 102mb
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Soothing sounds, smooth vocals, infectious grooves, relaxing beats...
What more can you ask for? This album starts on a very mellow tip, and
although a beat doesnt kick in until track 4, you are so at peace with
the sounds you are hearing that you harldy notice when the album finally
gets going. This peice of work continues to have a soothing effect on
the soul throughout. Athough we are approaching the end of february,
winter is still far from over. The various nature soundscapes that blend
the tracks together are great for nustling up in your cozy warm house,
until it is warm enough to stop hybernating and hear them first hand.
"Written and Produced by the legendary Ron Trent with co-production by
Anthony Nicholson (Clairaudience)....
....African Blues showcases the deep moody sound synonymous with the
Prescription imprint : it is a very personal project aimed at the
mature open minded listener, utilising live percussion & keys and
combining vocal, spoken word & instrumental tracks for an organic,
earthy feel. Music with longevity & soul in the true sense of the word."
- www.distancemusic.com
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