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There's nothing impossible

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electronic techno instrumental movie chillout ethnic synth work coooooooooool layers

8 tracks

34:31

1	There's nothing impossible	4:22
2	Back again	4:02
3	The cosmos party	4:42
4	Drive me crazy	4:41
5	Why feat. Jay Bee & Silver Eleven	5:51
6	Fear	4:04
7	Find me	3:49
8	You better wake up	3:00

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There's Nothing impossible est le premier d'une serie d'albums, il à été edité depuis Avril 2003. Vu que le temps me manquait et me manque toujours pour le diffuser via internet à travers mon site perso(qui n'est toujours pas prêt), il est resté dans mes archives.

Merci à jamendo.com qui nous donne la possibilté de partager nos passions musicales avec le reste du monde. Bientôt, je metterai en ligne mon site perso avec tous les details.

Ce que j'attends de vous, c'est biensure des critiques le maximum de critiques pour me parfaire.

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kebes

Great Range

01/10/06

The album makes for good listening because the tracks cover a wide range. Each track is unique and easily distinguished. This makes listening to the whole album quite fun. Some tracks are eerie and anxious, whereas others are chill and relaxed.

IndieMusicWorks

Addicting

12/03/09

The titles got my attention then found the first few songs I listened to relaxing with a good beat then wanted to hear more! Liked the different layers :)

AquaFox

Fundemental Sound of Music

22/01/08

This is music and nothing else. It has everything music needs and does well at it.

This sounds good whether you're into this genre or not.

orangeupurple

Outstanding

21/11/09

Most of the music has a nice roll to it, a peacefulness, which is quite relaxing. The songs maintain their melody without jarring changes or an overabundance of layers or confusing turns and twists.

"The Cosmos Party" was a bit cosmic and spacey and sounds like a lot of those space songs made by others so it wasn't unique but it was good. I adored "Why" which was so upbeat and driven by such high notes that it felt like I was bounding about on the clouds. This song was dazzling and lovely. "Fear" had a big, bouncy drum sound to its intro which was strangely appealing. As the other layers moved in and the melody was incorporated into the mix this song became quite a rich production. I think "Fear" is my favorite song on this album. I really loved the drums at the tail end of "You Better Wake Up" but some of the other sounds on that track were just distracting.

Definitely an album worth listening to - and not just once. I'm very impressed with the music on this album and its diversity and that it was obviously well thought out and artistically composed.

Ivan1984

Something about it...

14/06/09

Fairly straightforward and nicely structured electronic work with the title track. I will sidestep the double negative and assume that it is stating the obvious. Maybe subject for a blog! Back Again, light and airy, with a slightly more complex level of instrumentalism. I like The Cosmos Party, seems familiar in a strange way. Starts off great, then kind of sits back a bit until it settles into its soliliquy. Bit more spirited, filling that vacuum well. Drive Me Crazy does in its gentle flowing manner, a irritation borne of a nicety. Another double negative. Dull with bright edges, or bright with dull aspects. Same difference.

Why, is a completely different kettle of fish. Scintillating in its bright structure and delivery retains this air of optimism. Sometimes almost sounds at odds with itself, but it comes over as a quirkiness. The next track has a promising start and with Fear as the title, I'm hoping for a lot. Again, it could have been keener and a bit more variegated and dramatic. Having said that, fear can be a soft, slow dawning of realisation, so we will leave it at that. Again, Find Me, fair enough. Does not want me to go to such lengths. Almost sounds as if the assumption would be that you would not bother. Are we playing anti-psychiatry again? You Better Wake Up, great start again. At last, it woke up! More dynamism, more activity within the moving structure. Overall, a few very decent tracks but a bit dull in places. Altogether, not bad at all.

musictomyears

Great Album To Enjoy & Chill-out

01/12/08

One of the best album, I have enjoyed, that the tracks are very different to each one you listen to and check out, very lay back and easy listening with a good rhythm and steady beat.

liortamam

nice background music

23/07/08

but i hear a potential to be more than that you must add lyrics i think cause it will thicken the plesure of listening - not on all songs but sometimes.

daniwett

fresco y alegre

12/06/08

Me ha gustado mucho este album y en especial la primera pista que es la que da nombre al recopilatorio. Utilizada en el corto "Web 2.0" que tambien os recomiendo!!
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