Posts Tagged ‘mix’

Morton Shumway - Ibizan Street Dirt

Wednesday, May 21st, 2008

Getting even deeper into the music thing I present you an already classic mix.

Ibizan Street Dirt is a suspense-packed all-thrilled lameish pack of haptic funk - the media is the streets, so we find some dry, flirritating non-clash of reduced (neo-)detroitish to romantic styles, taking long transitions to then amount to a deep and dirty breakdown of unprecedented intensity.

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  1. James DIN A 4 - Lucifer Rising
  2. W.B. - Gottogoaway
  3. Marathon Men - Sweet Exorcist / Peter Ilyich Tschaikovsky - Coffee (Arab Dance)
  4. Dave Ellesmere - Grid Variation
  5. Audio Werner - Str8St8mnt
  6. Shed - Supa
  7. 2000 And One - Point of No Return
  8. Darko Esser - 13 (Noc)
  9. Gas - Untitled
  10. Peter Ilyich Tschaikovsky - Coffee (Arab Dance)
  11. Krause Duo Nr. 2 - Kristallsemmel
  12. Omar-S - Day

Morton Shumway - The Inner Space Disco

Saturday, May 17th, 2008

This wonderful little label Getting The Story Straight just came up with its third release so far.

Disjunctive ecclecticism, as found in Ibizan Street Dirt (GTSS001) and What Makes The Possible Real (GTSS002), rules this slow paced, round and sensitive mix consisting of elements from Space Disco, Material House, Reality Computing and Popular Music.

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  1. Mono Puff - Pretty Fly
  2. Talking Heads - Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On)
  3. Iz & Diz - Love Vibe (Pepe Bradock’s “Confiote De Bits” Remix)
  4. Mono Puff - Pretty Fly
  5. Quarks - Fallen
  6. Hosomi - Kumorizoranohajimarutokoro
  7. Björk - Jóga
  8. Mice Parade - Double Dolphins On The Nickel
  9. Asa-Chang - Kutsu #3
  10. Morgan Packard - Airships Fill The Sky
  11. Morgan Packard - Mink Hills
  12. Yumi Kimura - Always With Me

The intense climax is reached in the second half, when layering Hosomi and Björk creates a surprising tension. The momentum, then, just carries on, as this beautiful Mice Parade song is even more intesified by Asa-Chang’s trumpet play, anti-climaxing into two accordions from two different tracks, together breathing along, making lots and lots of space for the Mink Hills, when it’s nearly time to say good-bye already …

So keep your eyes open, your ears, that is.