Re: [acid-jazz] HELLO AGAIN!!!

From: christina long (info_at_citrona.net)
Date: 2004-02-20 01:29:23

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    These are all rocking my world as well.

    Perry's album is really beautiful and full of ornate melodies. It gets a
    lot of play in the art gallery.
    I actually created this painting Sunday while listening to his album.
    It's titled "Tea" http://www.citrona.net/tea.htm
    Oh, thanks to those who also sent their mixes last month and still
    coming in. Please keep sending them if you wish as they get played over
    & over quite a bit.

    We've been huge fans of both the Switchstance
    (http://www.switchstancerecordings.de) and Fort Knox
    (http://www.fortknoxrecordings.com) imprints long before their first
    official release. Highest recommendation from us here. Dr. Rubberfunk
    did a really good mix of The "Brazilian Hipster" though I tend like the
    original most.

    V. Glad to see the positive words on the Canton "Oracle" EP
    The original songs were written & produced without the use any samples.
    All live instrumentation.
    Deela's remix is great. Just a note: Deela is also a Switchstance
    Recordings artist.

    Of course Groove Distribution brings all this fresh up-and-coming talent
    too you first.

    Now back to work............

    c.

    np: Beanfield "Seek"
    This album is still new to me but really growing on me fast.

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    >You'd do well to check out Canton's EP when it comes out on Citrona. It's
    >super funky and filled with attitude and spunk. It's the best EP I've heard
    >from the label and ups the ante. All of the tracks, including the Deela
    >remix, go from strength-to-strength.
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    >I know this came out awhile ago, but I've just received a copy last week of
    >Switchstance's "Fantastic Freeriding 2" compilation. I've found it superior
    >to the first one, and Tom from the label even went so far to say that the
    >album has less of an emphasis on the samples and more on the music. So cool
    >deal for that!
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    >I can go on and on with music that I feel will make 2004 a year to keep
    >watch. Quant has a great new album that should be out next week that takes
    >his Funkster sound wide; the Fort Knox Five's "The Brazilian Hipster" EP is
    >rocking my world (but check out the "Blowing Up The Barrio" one too); and
    >don't sleep on Perry Hemus's "Rhodesmode" full-length...it's the real deal.
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