Nitin_Sawhney-London_Undersound-(Advance)-2008-BPM

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MP3/FLAC

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55,82 MB

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18

Date

2008-10-18

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ARTiST....: nitin sawhney

TiTLE.....: london undersound

LABEL.....: Positiv-iD/Cooking Vinyl

GENRE.....: electronic

SOURCE....: cdda

QUALiTY...: VBR / joint-stereo

SiZE......: 55,9 MB

REL.DATE..: oct-19-2008

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            01]  days of fire feat. natty 			  03:14
            02]  october daze feat. tina grace 			  03:26
            03]  bring it home feat. imogen heap		  05:10
            04]  interlude 1 - ghost image 			  00:25
            05]  my soul feat. paul mccartney 			  04:03
            06]  interlude 2 - soledad    			  00:42
            07]  distant dreams feat. roxanne tataei		  03:13
            08]  interlude 3 - street sounds 			  00:09
            09]  shadowland feat. ojos de brujo			  03:31
            10]  daybreak feat. faheem mazhar 			  02:34
            11]  interlude 4 - identity   			  00:13
            12]  ek jaan feat. reena bhardwaj 			  02:14
            13]  transmission feat. tina grace			  03:13
            14]  interlude 5 - tension    			  00:15
            15]  last train to midnight feat aruba red		  03:46
            16]  interlude 6 -  ronald gray 			  00:21
            17]  firmament                			  03:52
            18]  charu keshi rain feat. anoushka shankar	  04:02

            TOTAL TiME : 44:23 min

            The trigger for Nitin Sawhney's latest project
            came from a perception he shared with the singer
            Natty that the 7/7 bombings and the murder of Jean
            Charles de Menezes had effected a fundamental
            shift in the capital's atmosphere. As he put it,
            "London's heartbeat has changed". London
            Undersound attempts to re-emphasise the city's
            multicultural character through collaborations
            with singers and musicians from all shades of the
            cultural spectrum, their contributions linked via
            found-sound fragments, such as street sounds,
            spoken commentaries and Tube-train noises. "Days
            of Fire" opens the album with a skittering
            shuffle-groove and discreet acoustic guitar behind
            Natty's claim that "Now it's all gone slow
            motion... I'm all out of emotion". Roxanne Tataei
            contemplates the individual dream-worlds of Tube
            travellers in the subtle samba "Distant Dreams",
            the dub groove "Last Train to Midnight" deals with
            late-night unease, and Imogen Heap offers
            thoughtful reflections on movement in "Bring It
            Home". There's a satisfying congruence between the
            sound-worlds of Sawhney and Ojos de Brujo in
            "Shadowland"; less successful is Paul McCartney's
            stolen-soul fear of the paparazzi in "My Soul",
            which seems too particular to resonate on a more
            general level.


            Pick of the Album: 'Shadowland', 'Daybreak', 'Days
            of Fire', 'Distant Dreams'




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