Electribal Soul (LP)

Electribe 101
Electribal Soul (LP)

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Electribal Records
Release date: 18/Mar/2022
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Details / Tracklist: A1: Insatiable Love (5:10)
A2: Space Oasis (5:15)
A3: Moving Downtown (7:49)
A4: Deadline For My Memories (4:56)
B1: A Sigh Won't Do (5:28)
B2: True Moments Of My World (5:46)
B3: Hands Up And Amen (5:50)
B4: Persuasion (7:01)
Number of discs: 1
Description:Electribal Soul is an album by Electribe 101, released in 2022. The album is a dance LP. -
Vinyl LP pressing. Electribal Soul is the fabled, previously unreleased second album from UK electronic pioneers Electribe 101. Recorded in 1991 by the quintet of vocalist Billie Ray Martin and Birmingham-based electronic musicians Brian Nordhoff, Joe Stevens, Les Fleming and Roberto Cimarosti, Electribal Soul was conceived as the sequel to the band's 1990 debut album, Electribal Memories. Electribal Memories had pushed Electribe 101 to the forefront of a crossover electronic scene that fused dance music with pop savvy. They were snapped up by Phonogram, managed by Tom Watkins and hailed as "the next band to meet the Queen" by i-D. The band took the coveted support slot for Depeche Mode on their epochal World Violation tour and supported Erasure at Milton Keynes Bowl. Seen as the next big thing, everything pointed toward enduring critical success for Electribe 101, and the band settled into putting their second album together. The band finished mixing the album at London's Olympic Studios in 1991. They were assisted by Apollo 440's Howard Gray on production duties for 'Deadline For My Memories', 'Insatiable Love' and 'Space Oasis', with Gray supported by talented engineer Al Stone. Pre-release promo tapes were issued and an enthusiastic energy started to build around the band's anticipated second album. It was not meant to be. Against a backdrop of a worsening relationship with Tom Watkins, and a disinterested Phonogram, instead of receiving a positive reaction to the new tracks, Electribe 101 were swiftly dropped by their label. Electribal Soul languished, unreleased, and the band yielded to pressures that had been building and split up.
Gatefold sleeve: photo Inner sleeve: sleeve notes, credits, photo Heavyweight vinyl (196 grams) No durations appear on the release. Produced and mixed by Electribe 101, except: [A1], [A2] and [A4] produced by Electribe 101 and Howard Gray, engineered and mixed by Al Stone at Olympic Studios. All songs written by Martin (PRS/BMI/BRM. Published by Fairwood Music outside of UK and Germany), Cimarosti, Fleming, Nordhoff, Stevens (PRS), except: [B3] and [A3] by Martin; [B4] by Peter Christopherson, Genesis P. Orridge, Cosey Fanni Tutti (Published by Peer Music); [A2] by Martin, King (PRS). Designed (after 3a) by Philip Marshall, March 2021. Distributed by SRD UK. Licensing requests: contact@billieraymartin.com In loving memory of Roberto Cimarosti. ? &© 2021 Electribal Records
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