Henrik_Schwarz--DJ-Kicks-(K7)-Promo-CD-2006-mbs

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        artist: Henrik Schwarz
         album: DJ-Kicks
         label: !K7
           cat: K7 207CD
          year: 2006
         genre: Electronic
     sub-genre: House, Nu Jazz, Techno

        source: Cdda
       grabber: Eac
       encoder: LAME 3.90 --Alt-Preset Standard
       quality: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
          size: 109,1 MB

          link: http://www.k7.com

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     no. time   track title

                Henrik Schwarz - DJ-Kicks

     01         Intro
     02         Moondog - Bird's Lament
     03         Double - Woman Of The World (Long Instrumental Version)
     04         Io - Claire
     05         D'angelo - Spanish Joint
     06         James Brown - Since You've Been Gone
     07         Henrik Schwarz - Jon
     08         Jae Mason - Let It Out
     09         Cymande - Anthracite
     10         Henrik Schwarz - Imagination Limitation (DJ-Kicks)
     11         Drexciya - Black Sea
     12         Amampondo - Giya Kasiamore
     13         Coldcut - Walk A Mile In My Shoes (Henrik Schwarz Remix)
     14         Robert Hood - The Core
     15         Artist Unkown - Chant Avec Cithare (Track 1)
     16         Pharoa Sanders - Summun Bukmun Umyun
     17         Luther Davis Group - You Can Be A Star
     18         Arthur Russell - Get Around To It
     19         Womack & Womack - Conscious Of My Conscience
     20         Rhythm & Sound - Let Jah Love Come (Feat. Sugar Minott)
     21         Doug Hammond - Wake Up Brothers
     22         Marvin Gaye - You're The Man (Alternate Version)
     23         Outro



                total time: 78:02 min

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    │release notes.

     Let's just pause for one second; now, think about all that music
     that has so enriched your life down the years. All of it, without
     fault, and regardless of any strict genre definitions, is soul
     music.
     If it flicks a switch deep inside you, speaks to you, comforts you
     and makes you feel good about yourself, then that, my friend, is
     soul music. German DJ and producer Henrik Schwarz understands this
     musical truth more than most.
     A long-time aficionado of those musical forms that are commonly
     rooted in some appreciation of this sonic legacy - funk, house,
     disco, jazz, techno, and yes, the dictionary definition of soul
     (James Brown, Marvin Gaye, Motown etc, etc) - his adventures into
     hi-fi are testament to such a fact.
     And nowhere is this more readily apparent than on Schwarz's latest
     venture: a much-deserved foray into that Holy Grail of DJ mix
     albums, !K7's acclaimed DJ Kicks series.
     Across 23 tracks, Schwarz enthusiastically takes us on a musical
     journey that without wanting to get too chin-strokery about it,
     manages to entertain, enthral and educate all at once. And that he
     achieves this without losing sight of the style and sophistication
     that are the hallmarks of his unique DJ sets and his much praised
     productions and remixes is only added grist to his musical mill.
     Schwarz's background is jazz: free-flowing, improvisational and
     inspirational jazz, the likes of which set the pre-rock'n'roll
     years alight. And it's this mindset that initially informs his
     well-chosen mix.
     Rather than go for the latest bunch of tunes that are burning a
     hole on dancefloors across the globe, Henrik has paid homage to the
     music that he has loved down the years. Consequently, Moondog's
     jazz classic 'Bird's Lament' sets the scene for the journey we are
     about to undertake.
     When this segues into Double's blissful slice of Balearica, 'Woman
     Of The World', it's clear that we are in the hands of a rare
     talent. For Henrik Schwarz is a DJ who utilises all the tools of
     the modern sound sculptor - his usual sets are comprised of him
     jamming live via his trusty laptop - with a reverence for what has
     gone before. It's no wonder that Gilles Peterson is such a fan of
     his productions 'Supravision', 'Chicago', 'Jon' (which is featured
     here) and 'Leave My Head Alone Brain', nor that his music is lapped
     up by Manchester's hugely influential Electric Chair coterie.
     Henrik himself admits that he didn't want to think too much about
     his mix, rather he let the music dictate what direction he went in.
     "I just selected the tracks and then played them," he admits. "It
     was more about the feeling of the mix, creating those emotions and
     combining extremes."
     Such a case comes when he mixes the minimal techno of Robert Hood's
     'The Core' with an African field recording. It's about creating
     layers and textures and in doing so it gives his mix a depth that
     is truly awe-inspiring.
     But this isn't all about intellectual grandstanding. Good times are
     audible at every turn: James Brown encourages us to get on the good
     foot with his dancefloor shimmy, 'Since You've Been Gone', and the
     psychedelic free jazz of Schwarz's own 'Jon' is both vibrant and
     hypnotic.
     Elsewhere, the stirring strut of Jae Mason's 'Let It Out' and the
     irresistible Afro-beat of Cymande's 'Anthracite' both compel you to
     fish out those dancing trousers.
     Undoubtedly though, the blue touchpaper is well and truly lit by
     Schwarz's 'Imagination Limitation', a track written especially for
     this mix. Placed next to Detroit legends Drexciya's 'Black Sea' -
     all crisp and muscular Motor City futurism - it ticks Schwarz's
     techno fetish with aplomb. Other dancefloor delights come courtesy
     of avant-garde nut job Arthur Russell's trippy cosmic disco 'Get
     Around To It'.
     Being a mix of untold seams, the funk flavours at the business end
     speak of Schwarz's cerebral qualities. Womack & Womack's 'Conscious
     Of My Conscience', Rhythm & Sound and Sugar Minott's 'Let Jah Love
     Come', Doug Hammond's 'Wake Up Brothers' and the incomparable
     Marvin Gaye's 'You're The Man' are all moving and literate pleas
     for a better world.
     And that in a nutshell is the mix you presently have in your hand.
     It's a CD that tells a story. It contains tracks that ooze class,
     that reek of history, that are imbued with style. It is a mix that
     speaks of life's rich tapestry. In short, Henrik Schwarz has
     delivered a mix with something for your mind, your body, and, most
     importantly, your soul.

     Wanna Order?:
     http://www.soulseduction.com/common/item_detail.php?ItemID=165923


     Henrik On myspace:
     http://www.myspace.com/henrikschwarz

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