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artist : Markus Enochson
title . Crazy Pitch
type : Album
year . 2005
genre : House
subgenre . House
label : Fly
cat . FLY-007
URL : n/a
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grabber : Soundforge
encoder . Lame 3.90.3
quality : VBRkbps / 44,1Khz / Joint-Stereo
source . CDDA
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A1.Crazy Pitch (Original Mix) 08:01
A2.Crazy Pitch (Community Housin Rehouse) 05:48
B1.Crazy Pitch (The Freaks Psychoredo) 07:00
B2.Crazy Pitch (Rulers Of The Deep Mix) 06:56
27:45 min 43,2 MB
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The deep house crew brings you once again a high quality release of
soulful dance music.. music with emotion that deserves the promotion..
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Markus Enochson was born in 1975 and has been writing and producing
music since childhood. Markus has created his own unique blend of
music that is easily recognised. Starting within the underground
house music scene, Markus has proven himself not only as a producer
and a DJ pioneering genre breaking blends within a production or DJ
set. Earlier work includes collaborations with James Ingram and the
Masters at work "Lean on me" and the releases of his own productions
"I am the road" and "Feeling fine" on Louie Vega and Kenny Dopes
label MAW and "Musical Prayer" on Wave, to mention a few. Recent
tracks tracks like " Listen 4 it" and "You'll Shine" has been deemed
classics by industry, media and fans all over the world.
Enochson is constantly hunting for new ways of introducing his
version of soul. Today he lets his early rave and techno influences
shine through, coupled with broken beats and flirts with R'n'B.
There is a big jump from the classic, New York-inspired house of his
first singles to the freer and more unrestrained compositions of
today. It was an awakening for Markus when he realized he could
escape from the pattern he was partly responsible for putting himself
in.
"In the beginning, I was so elated about getting my music out that I
quickly put myself in the position where I thought 'I'm good at
this,' and so I maybe went on with the same style and sound a little
too long. I figured that everyone was expecting a classic house
single from me and when I eventually chose not to do that, I got a
better response than ever."
Enochson's willingness to push forward is partly down to his interest
in technology. If it had not been for a childhood and teenage years
spent surrounded by music, "I was regarded as the black sheep of the
family because I was the only one who did not go to music school and
was not interested in learning how to sing," he says. "But I hung out
a lot in my uncle's music shop, and I remember how, as a
five-year-old, I walked round among the synthesizers and sequencers,
watching the lamps flashing and listening to all the fantastic
sounds. That was when I decided that I had to surround myself with
such machines. A few years later, I was in my uncle's studio and saw
all the drum machines and the big collection of synthesizers, and
thought: 'This is what I want to have one day.'"
When Markus rebelled in his late teens, he did so through music. Soul
music had given way to synth and techno and it was not long before he
was playing live at raves with his interpretation of dance music.
Cari Lekebusch, one of the Swedish techno scene's most prominent
figures, lent Markus his ID on more than one occasion so that he
could wangle his way into parties and clubs. But it was not until
Markus discovered house music from New Jersey that he truly found the
style that was right for him. The warm, soul-saturated sounds and
steady beat helped him rediscover soul music in its new form.
"Music is natural to me," he says. "I feel bad if I can't work with
it. As a person, I am a little reserved; I need music to make myself
heard."
As Markus didn't really think he could focus on music full time, it
is perhaps no surprise that he began a career as a project leader
within IT. It took him exactly three days to realize it wasn't for
him. When the remixing offers began streaming in, he decided to focus
on music in earnest.
The boundaries within dance music have become increasingly eroded.
Styles are merging with each other and the openness to new
impressions is greater than ever. Nite Games is largely a reflection
of what is happening today. Markus has gathered a wealth of
influences on the album. It is a sort of soul-minimalism, distilled
from his years of musical experience. Nite Games is house, techno,
and broken beats woven together in a way that only Markus can.
Whatever Markus has produced over the years, it has always been
simple and, in terms of sound, virtually stripped down.
"If you look back on the soul music I grew up with, not many things
were going on there either - a few elements were given a lot of
space," he says. "Sometimes I just want to go for it and add things,
but generally I want some space and not too much going on at the same
time. Maybe I should freak things out a bit more, but I think I'm on
my way to doing that."
During a long musical career, Markus's father, Lars Enochson, has
worked with James Ingram, among others, and it therefore felt natural
for Markus to ask the legendary singer to record something with him.
He contacted friends at Masters at Work, who were over the moon at
the chance - and the result. The single, Lean on me, brought Ingram a
new audience, and he also contributed to Nite Games.
"Day and Nite was written when he was in Stockholm to sing at my
wedding," Markus says. "It is wonderful to have him on the album
because his voice has become classic and timeless within soul music."
It was Louie Vega from Masters at Work who came up with the idea of
an album a few years ago. Markus started off the work, but while
doing it, he kept getting new ideas that he didn't know what to do
with. The pieces have only fallen into place during the last year.
"I have found a wonderful home with Sonar Kollektiv, and it was when
I realized they were open to basically anything that my creative
phase really started."
Nite Games clearly shows that he has started a new journey, and
nobody - including himself - knows where it will lead.
remember to support artists.
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