s w e e t b e a t s
november.20.2000 - #337
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artist : Glance
album : Never In Time
year : 2000
label : Stir15 Recordings
genre : Lo-Fi
catalogue : STiR15-CD3
url : www.stir15.de
quality : CD 192k HQ True Stereo
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01 Intro 1:07
02 Move When I Move (Lift Off) 8:14
03 We Can Be Good 7:16
04 Flowers (Glance Mix) 9:54
05 Interlude 1:40
06 Guess 5:04
07 Question 6:29
08 Second Life 7:36
09 The Happy People 3:12
10 Caj 7:19
11 We Can Be Good (Boobjazz Remix) 9:38
12 Time 5:16
12 tracks | 01h 12m 45s | 100MB
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Stir 15 presents the first album of its catalogue with Thorsten
Scheu alias Glance; a test which shows maturity. Already noticed
for its three EP (" Serious Bass ", " Autojamz " and " Performer ")
under the name of Siro at Klang Elektronik like on Stir 15 with its
recent maximum " Strutin' One A Sunday ", then its appearance on
compilation " All Star Alliance ", Glance arrives in time to be
used a disc to us for the atmosphere inspired by the summer and its
estival heat. " Never In Time " is the reflection of the influences
" Black Music " of Thorsten, alternating between titles Deep or
Afro House, Hip-Hop and Soul and offering a mixture subtly
homogeneous. In addition the singer Clair Dietrich (Perlon,
Classic) comes to lend to him hand-strong by posing her voice on "
Guess " and " We Can Be Good " which takes again in the passing the
samples pieces " Floating Through Space " and " Journey Into Love "
one of the famous Masters of the Funk Jazz of the Seventies, I
named Lonnie Liston Smith. This neat album also benefits from
remixes including one signed by Boobjazz which offers here a
radiant version shared between 2 Step Garage and House vocal of "
We edge Be good " while the other is carried out by Glance remixant
the title " Flowers " of Glissandro Brothers (Stir 15) combining
the smoothness and the sensuality of Ron the Trent (Regulation,
Clairaudience). In light, " Never In Time " is an attempt at album
succeeded, concluded by good pieces. Even if they do not
revolutionize of anything House Music, at least they have the merit
to illustrate the talent of their creator doubtless promised with a
radiant future. Then before finishing, I advise you to listen to "
The Happy People " and " Question ", this last of a quasi
fairy-like dimension, is equipped with a heat strongly envo√tante
and a straightforwardly hypnotic environment which give again all
its letters of nobility in Deep House. --www.soundicate.com
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