Description
Cosmic Sounds Remixed Vol 2 / Cosmic Sounds Audio CD 2004 / CS-32 CD
UPC 5027803733220
- Label: Cosmic Sounds – CS-32 CD
- Format: CD, Compilation
- Country: UK
- Released: 2004
- Genre: Electronic
- Style: Future Jazz
Product Features:
- A dynamic compilation featuring remixed tracks from various artists, blending electronic sounds with innovative jazz influences.
- Includes contributions from renowned musicians and remixers, creating a diverse sonic landscape.
- Total playtime offers an engaging listening experience, perfect for both casual listeners and dedicated fans of electronic and future jazz.
Overview:
Cosmic Sounds Remixed Vol 2 is an eclectic compilation that captures the essence of future jazz through a selection of remixed tracks by various artists. Released in 2004, this album takes listeners on a journey through vibrant rhythms and creative reinterpretations, showcasing the versatility of electronic music. Each track reflects the unique style of its original artist while introducing new layers and perspectives through skilled remixing.
This collection is ideal for those looking to explore the intersection of jazz and electronic music, offering a fresh take on classic compositions and innovative arrangements. From sultry samba rhythms to intricate electronic soundscapes, Cosmic Sounds Remixed Vol 2 promises to delight and inspire.
Track Listing:
- Dusko Gojkovich – Que Vadis Samba (Remix – Butti 49)
- Coxles Pair – Zakiv (Remix – Electrosacher)
- Jerome Richardson – Minor Flute (Remix – Panoptikum)
- Janko Nilovic – Giant Locomotion (Remix – Block 16)
- Krzysztof Komeda – Katorna (Remix – MFP Collective)
- Janko Nilovic – Giant Locomotion (Remix – Painkiller Septet)
- Jan Wroblewski – Katorna (Remix – So Hayashi)
- Zeljko Kerleta – Move With Time (Remix – Ex Robot)
- Janko Nilovic – Giant Locomotion (Remix – Simbad)
Key Credits:
- Remix Artists: Butti 49, Electrosacher, Panoptikum, Block 16, MFP Collective, Painkiller Septet, So Hayashi, Ex Robot, Simbad
- Design and Artwork: [Not Specified]
Interesting Facts:
- The compilation features a range of artists, each bringing their unique sound to the remixing process, resulting in a rich variety of musical styles.
- Future jazz as a genre often incorporates elements from electronic music, creating an innovative fusion that appeals to a broad audience.
- The album showcases how traditional jazz compositions can be reimagined within a modern electronic context, reflecting the ongoing evolution of music.
