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Various Artists - Spectral SoundЖанр: House
Год выпуска диска: 2010
Производитель диска: Spectral Sound (US)
Аудио кодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 01:20:50
Трэклист:
01. Lee Curtiss - Smoking Mirrors (7:10)
02. Kate Simko - Take You There (feat. Brenda D) (Bruno Pronsato's Break-Up Day Extended Remix) (10:43)
03. Osborne - Wait a Minute (Arto Mwambй Remix) (6:06)
04. Bodycode - Immune (7:14)
05. Gadi Mizrahi - Oh Love (5:39)
06. Seth Troxler & Matthew Dear - Hurt (6:06)
07. Jonas Kopp - Flora (8:33)
08. Jabberjaw - The Connie Shake (6:30)
09. Seth Troxler - Panic, Stop. Repeat! (8:01)
10. Audion - I Am The Car (9:45)
11. Osborne - 5th Stage (John Roberts Remix) (5:03)
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Artist : VA
Album : Spectral Sound
Year : 2010
Genre : House
Quality : LAME 3.98 (320kbps) / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Date : 12-04-2010
Playtime : 80:50 min
Size : 11 Track(s): 185.2MB
Source : WEB
Cat.Num : SPC-94
Label : Spectral Sound
01. Lee Curtiss - Smoking Mirrors 7:10
02. Kate Simko - Take You There (feat. Brenda D) (Bruno 10:43
Pronsato's Break-Up Day Extended Remix)
03. Osborne - Wait a Minute (Arto MwambΘ Remix) 6:06
04. Bodycode - Immune 7:14
05. Gadi Mizrahi - Oh Love 5:39
06. Seth Troxler & Matthew Dear - Hurt 6:06
07. Jonas Kopp - Flora 8:33
08. Jabberjaw - The Connie Shake 6:30
09. Seth Troxler - Panic, Stop. Repeat! 8:01
10. Audion - I Am The Car I Am The Car 9:45
11. Osborne - 5th Stage (John Roberts Remix) 5:03
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=282777The good people at at Spectral Sound present a label round up featuring some of
their best recent tracks from Bruno Pronsato, Bodycode, Seth Troxler, Osborne
and label pin-up Matthew Dear in three different guises. Pronsato's remix of
Kate Simko's 'Take You There' is a spectral psyche-house highlight, contrasting
nicely with Bodycode's emotive 'Immune' from his album of the same name. Seth
Troxler's 'Panic, Stop, Repeat!' has become something of an anthem since release
last year and makes a worthy entry, while Matthew Dear's mesmerizing 'The Connie
Shake' provides the dark counterpoint and the John Roberts remix of Osborne's
'5th Stage' concludes the set on a lushly refined tip.
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