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artist · nemo
release · darkest day e.p
year · 2001
genre · lo-fi
label · jazzanova compost records
catalogue · jcr 019-1
website · www.jcr.info
date · 07-sep-2003
quality · 192kbps/44,1khz
source · vinyl
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a1 darkest day (restless soul peaktime mix) 7:00
a2 darkest day (original 7" mix) 3:35
b1 darkest day (world of apples remix vocal) 5:18
b2 darkest day (restless soul moontime mix) 6:57
playtime · 00h 22m 50s
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after all being at the same school together in middlesborough,
dave cox and bryan robson ran into aimee craddock again at the
jazz flavoured bing bong rooms in newcastle in 1996. there, due to
a shared interest in south american music, they drank the night
away with a large bottle of tequila and nemo was born.
bryan and dave had been looking for the perfect vocalist for their
new songs-modern latin production with a gothic twist and aimee's
unique vocals suited their sound perfectly. the resulting demos
provoked a flurry of excitement amongst the country's eclectic
labels, but rather than sign the customary three album deal for a
tenner, nemo decided to take a different route. they pressed five
hundred 7" singles with two impeccable tracks "darkest day" and
"faded" which were loved by those lucky enough to get hold of a
copy. if you can imagine burt baccharach busking with massive
attack on the south bank of the seine with astrid gilberto on
vocals, you are getting close to what nemo evoke on that record. a
sound of summer.
now jcr re-releases the highly seeked after original "darkest day"
again and world of apples and restless soul aka phil asher werde
engaged to produce some brandnew remixes.
the world of apples remix is a wonderful rework with smooth
downtempo beats, some scratches and the moody harmonies and vocals
of the original.
phil asher's peaktime mix-reduced house beats and a great
arrangement around the vocals, always with the certain west london
twist-once again proves that he is the true master of deep house.
the moontime mix by phil asher puts the focus compared to the
peaktime mix more on tribal beat elements and how good does that
sound !! test it !!
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