Bomb The Bass - Back To Light (!K7251CD)- 2010, MP3 (tracks), 320 kbps

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Bomb The Bass - Back To Light

Жанр: Techno, House, Leftfield, Synthpop
Год выпуска диска: 2010
Производитель диска: Germany (Studio !K7)
Аудио кодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 00:50:26
Трэклист:
01. Boy Girl (4:15)
02. X Rays Eyes ( Featuring - Kelley Polar) (4:21)
03. The Infinites (4:10)
04. Price On Your Head ( Featuring - Richard Davis) (5:07)
05. Blindspot (5:21)
06. Start ( Featuring - Kelley Polar) (5:42)
07. Burn Less Brighter (6:08)
08. Happy To Be Cold ( Featuring - Richard Davis) (6:02)
09. Up The Mountain (Featuring - Battle Of Land And Sea, The) (4:45)
10. Milakia ( Featuring - Martin Gore) (4:49)
Доп. информация:
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Bomb The Bass and Gui Boratto have come together to work on the former's new album.
It's been just over a year since Tim Simenon returned as Bomb The Bass to release his Future Chaos album, but he's already got a new one finished. Just as Future Chaos was going into production, Simenon heard Boratto's remix of his "Black River" track, and decided to approach him for a full-length collaboration. "It was a very comfortable environment, very easy going," Simenon explains. "Gui's got a small studio in his house, and I had the basic sketches drawn up a few months beforehand, so we could just work together on one computer, bouncing ideas back and forth."

Both the tropical environment and Gui's bright production style seem to have shaped the mood of the record, pitching clean melodies and grooves underneath vocal performances from Kelley Polar, occasional Swayzak collaborator Richard Davis and long-time Bomb The Bass affiliate Paul Conroy. Depeche Mode's Martin Gore even turns up on synths on final track "Milakia," with the recordings dating back to just after Simenon had produced the group's Ultra LP. "It's a track I've always loved, but could never find a home for, really," he says. "It seemed like a perfect closer for this particular album."
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