The Dining RoomsIt's been a long time since I've posted.
I've been doing a lot of listening and not a whole lot of writing, that's how life is sometimes.
In my long and winding music tourism journey, I've come to revisit
After by DZihan & Kamien (not sure how this will format so bare with me). It's a killer track from way back in 2000 and I realised I was really missing the electronic jazz sound (Nu-Jazz I guess, I'm not fond of that term).
This is a comp I quickly worked on over a couple of days and am finally happy with the playlist. Unfortunately as my car stereo still only plays audio CDs (not even mp3 CDs), I still work with the 80 minute limit, but I really enjoy the limitation. It keeps the comp disciplined and focused. It was a hard omission to make, but in the end it just lacked the punch that After and Bottin's Disco's remix of Elektra Bregenz have.
So here it is, some old, some new, some borrowed (thanks Rok) and some slightly new though not terribly (I'm guessing the Cates…
I've been doing a lot of listening and not a whole lot of writing, that's how life is sometimes.
In my long and winding music tourism journey, I've come to revisit
After by DZihan & Kamien (not sure how this will format so bare with me). It's a killer track from way back in 2000 and I realised I was really missing the electronic jazz sound (Nu-Jazz I guess, I'm not fond of that term).This is a comp I quickly worked on over a couple of days and am finally happy with the playlist. Unfortunately as my car stereo still only plays audio CDs (not even mp3 CDs), I still work with the 80 minute limit, but I really enjoy the limitation. It keeps the comp disciplined and focused. It was a hard omission to make, but in the end it just lacked the punch that After and Bottin's Disco's remix of Elektra Bregenz have.
So here it is, some old, some new, some borrowed (thanks Rok) and some slightly new though not terribly (I'm guessing the Cates…
