Wamdue_Project--Program_Yourself-CD-1998-dh

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2003-01-15

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                                                          07.01.2003

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     artist   : Wamdue Project
     title    . Program Yourself
     year     : 1998
     genre    . House
     label    : Strictly Rhythm
     cat      . SR 330 CD
     URL      : www.strictly.com (not available)
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     grabber  : EAC
     encoder  . Lame 3.92
     quality  : 192kbps / 44,1Khz / Full Stereo
     source   . CDDA
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     01.King Of My Castle                                            08:13
     02.Like This                                                    06:00
     03.Are You High?                                                06:12
     04.Walk With Me                                                 07:15
     05.I Acknowledge You                                            01:11
     06.Giraffe                                                      04:56
     07.Where Do We Go                                               05:20
     08.Spirit                                                       06:12
     09.You're The Reason                                            06:12
     10.Instrumentation                                              05:44
     11.Diving For Pills                                             07:15


     64:30 min  88,7 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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     For those already familiar with their records, the name Wamdue is
     synonymous with lush, deep, quality house music; for those yet to
     experience Wamdue, the album, "Program Yourself" will come as a
     revelation.
     Surely contender for album of the year and a record which shows the
     versatility of Atlanta's finest house man Chris Brann.

     Although remaining ever faithful to his dance music heritage, he is
     nonetheless doing the right thing by taking the time out to make sure
     his music is going exactly where he wants it to go, all the while
     maintaining a fresh aspect and that all important creative edge.

     "Program Yourself" , coming after two years of intensive engineering
     in a studio somewhere in Atlanta, is an album of tunes which are
     rich, deep and warm with New York vocalist Gaelle augmenting the
     anthemic "King Of My Castle" and the dub-heavy "You're The Reason"
     amongst other cuts. Atmospheric in the extreme, Wamdue Project see
     their music as an exploration of genres such as deep house, drum and
     bass, dub and r'n'b presented from their distinctive 'house
     perspective'.

     Chris Brann (a.k.a Wamdue Project) has previously released records
     under the Wamdue Kids monicker, including the highly acclaimed
     "Resource Toolbook Volume One" on Strictly Rhythm and various 12"s on
     labels such as Acacia and K7. Those of you familiar with Resource
     Toolbook Vol. One , will immediately notice many fundamental
     differences, most of which have to do with the adoption of a solid
     emphasis on song structures. Where Do We Go and Spirit are good
     examples. Sure, they're songs, complete with vocals (from several
     sources), but listen closer. Apart from the fact that there's a lot
     of stuff going on inside there, listen out for the distinguishing
     touches. Those all important subliminals.

     Two singles have been taken from "Program Yourself"- the drum and
     bass influenced "Where Do We Go?" (with a remix by Armand Van Helden)
     and "King Of My Castle" - 'future soul in the truest sense'.

     Be surprised.


     remember to support artists.

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        shoutouts to the groups that love the music they promote..
        sb, kw, diss, rac, just, sfe, smc, igr, dgn, fsp, fuf, ftd.

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     If you're down with the deep house music, music with feeling..
     music that makes you groove no matter where you are.. and you
     think you can add to this feeling ... then visit us on efnet.
     keep the feeling real. .∙· d e e p h o u s e  2 0 0 3 ·∙.

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                 nfo/header by rudo, updated at 24 dec 02

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