DJ Icey "Different Day", Air Liquide "Let Your Ears Be the Receiver", Anthony Rother "Popkiller"

DJ ICEY - DIFFERENT DAY

Year: 2003

1.Different Day featuring Jen Lasher [5:09]7.3 Mb

2.Searching featuring Melani Rev [5:09]7.3 Mb

3.Naive Journey featuring Marlon [4:07]5.9 Mb

4.The Future [5:23]7.7 Mb

5.Freaks in the House featuring Mystro [4:51]6.9 Mb

6.Dreams featuring Melanie Rev [5:15]7.5 Mb

7.Sinewave [5:20]7.6 Mb

8.A Little Louder featuring Mystro [4:58]7.1 Mb

9.Groove Lick featuring Marlon [5:35]8 Mb

10.Slake [5:08]7.3 Mb

11.Dim the [4:50]6.9 Mb

12.Electro Morning Mmiii [4:40]6.7 Mb

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DJ Icey "Different Day" Album Review

A step in the different direction
For all you Icey fans who are used to hearing more upbeat danceable breaks,this album will definetly surprise you.This is more chilled out,mellow style breaks and most people wont understand the message behind this album.Allow me to explain.The whole purpose of this cd was to let his fans know that he was permanently coming down and cleaning up his act,while changing his music style.I have to give him an A for effort and you should too,check it out why dontcha.If you like dance music,chances are you'll like this,get it

Video DJ Icey - Cross Eyed Sally (Robotic Ragga Mix)

"Cross Eyed Sally (Robotic Ragga Mix)" by DJ Icey. Taken from the album 'Different Day' out on Zone Records / System Recordings

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AIR LIQUIDE - LET YOUR EARS BE THE RECEIVER

Year: 2004

1.A1 I Do My Best [6:11]9.8 Mb

2.A2 Let Your Ears Be the Receiver [4:21]6.8 Mb

3.B1 Receiver [7:06]11.5 Mb

4.B2 Thanks but No Thanks [3:40]5.7 Mb

5.C1 Go Deh Yaka (in A Liquid Stylee) [6:09]10.4 Mb

6.C2 Panic in the Streets [5:14]9.7 Mb

7.D1 Help Me to Do Good [6:17]9.7 Mb

8.D2 Autopilot [5:01]8.1 Mb

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Air Liquide "Let Your Ears Be the Receiver" Album Review

Air Liquide goes house...sort of
Wow, Air Liquide has made a CD for the clubs! As much as I like Air Liquide's cerebral approach to electronic music, their material can get a little abstract and inaccessible at times. On this disc, however, they seem to have made a concerted effort to dumb things down and play with more mainstream dance beats, with pretty catchy results. It's kinda like if Doestoyevsky tried to write a Harlequin romance novel... all the formulaic elements are there (house beats, disco strings, the guest hip hop vocalists, etc.) but the artist's genius and originality still manages to shine through. Definitely a worthwhile purchase; I also love the warning printed on the album cover that this CD contains cheezy house beats and disco strings! One gets the impression they're not taking this outing too seriously, but it works.

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ANTHONY ROTHER - POPKILLER

Year: 2004

1.Father [6:32]9.8 Mb

2.Age [5:41]9.7 Mb

3.Punks [5:57]9.7 Mb

4.No Love [5:54]9.7 Mb

5.Space [7:39]12.8 Mb

6.10000 Dancer [8:12]13.4 Mb

7.Who Knows [4:07]6.4 Mb

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Anthony Rother "Popkiller" Album Review

Electrospective
Nice album! Not so commercial as many electro albums that came out at the same time.
Musics are not so catchy. You have to listen sometimes before you place it as one of the bests you know.
I found it very introspective, so I usually listen to it while working.
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Video Anthony Rother - 10000 dancer

Anthony Rother - 10 000 dancer [Popkiller //2004]

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