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01. Zoo Brazil "Getting closer" 02. Zoo Brazil "Brighter than the sun" 03. Zoo Brazil "I don't remember" 04. Zoo Brazil "Mystery walk" 05. Zoo Brazil "The sun" 06. Zoo Brazil "Intersong" 07. Zoo Brazil "Alone" 08. Zoo Brazil / Rucker, Ursula "Never enough" 09. Zoo Brazil / Mama "Monique" 10. Zoo Brazil "Atlantis" 11. Zoo Brazil "Change you" 12. Zoo Brazil / Femme "Sweet talk"
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 | Description: | the Swede fields 12 new tracks, which see the tone deepen and the musical outline
reshape into something altogether clubbier.
More instrument-driven in nature, its vocal-less numbers regularly touch on styles broadly housey (both
classic and contemporary) and techno-like in style. The vocal cuts that do exist have allowed John to
resume working with a close-knit group of singers. â??Any Moment Nowâ?? and â??Point Of Viewâ?? alumni Ursula
Rucker returns, whilst having sung on â??POVâ??s â??Nine Mindâ??, English songstress Mamaâ??s also back behind
the mic. Johnâ??s brought new blood in too, with Laura Bettinson (under her FEMME pseudonym) likewise
lending voice to â??Sinsâ??.
â??Getting Closerâ?? strikes a breezily positive opening note for â??Sinsâ??, which - through its riff sway, French
House suggestions and strummed guitars summons much coastal ether. Every bit its partner, â??Brighter
Than The Sunâ?? adds bass pulse and shaking breaks, before underscoring its blissed-out chorus with
subtle 303. Routing the album down a sparser, more minimal line, â??I Donâ??t Rememberâ?? hooks the attention
with its haunting sirenic female harmonies and deceptively slight timbale percs. â??Mystery Walkâ?? raises the
bass profile, kicks the tempo up again and goes night-time cruising. Maintaining the floor pace, â??Intersongâ??
brings undulating LFO waves, harmonic float and bass guitar thrum, while reverb, vocoder & snare mark
out â??Aloneâ??s production.
As it passes its midpoint, John unscrews the vocal valve some, releasing more song-led cuts into â??Sinsâ??
system. Wrapped in an irresistibly groovesom production and lent classic house style by Ursula Rucker,
â??Never Enoughâ?? delivers a stream-of-consciousness on consumerism. â??Were sophisticated monsters of
glamourâ?? smoulders London-born/Berlin-based singer Mama on â??Moniqueâ??, as Johnâ??s production feeds the
track house-sultry rhythms and melodies. â??Atlantisâ?? meanwhile ushers in some Knuckles/Heard vibes &
instrumentation, before â??Change Youâ?? housily pumps thing back up, replete with it every-bit-as Chicagoesque
male vox. Tying off â??For Sins And False Alarmsâ??, â??Sweet Talkâ?? flips both tone and chromosome, as
singer FEMME upliftingly brings the album to an end-of-the-night-vibed conclusion. - Issued in a 6-panel Digipak.
All tracks produced and mixed at OutCold Studios, Stockholm |  | Manufacturer No.: |
MAGIKCD45 |
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