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7 Fool Moons Superbonuspack 2/2

by Fluydo

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triphop techno house minimal remixes

8 tracks

39:27

1	Moon 1 - Xcoast rmx	4:53
2	Moon 1 - Fluydo rmx	3:41
3	Moon 3 - Black Era rmx	3:10
4	Moon 4 - Jeff Crystal rmx	7:00
5	Moon 4 - Fluydo vs Ice One rmx	5:18
6	Moon 6 - Love Motel rmx	5:38
7	Moon 6 - Miss Tico rmx	4:17
8	Moon 7 - Anto rmx	5:30

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"7 Fool Moons" is a project born in september 2007 and it was originally a bit of a new concept of an album: it was a work-in progress thing, one new track released at every full moon. We had just left our label because we believed there was no point, anymore, in trying to sell music: we wanted our songs to be free. Since we were finally liberated from the physical limitations of the CD and distribution, we thought we might take things a little further... we spread the "album" through a period of time, so that it would grow up with us and give a chance to other "companions" to join us in our venture. The project was to last 7 months and, during that time, things worked much better than we expected: the amount of our listeners boosted and we found ourselves, for our first time, confronting an international audience. We also had the pleasure of having fine artists and professionals joining forces with us, just because they liked the spirit behind the project. Part 1 of the "Superbonuspack" is a compendium of the original work, for all those who missed it and those who missed bits of it. For all the others, there is Part 2: a series of previously unreleased remixes of the moon songs, by various european dj/producers... get ready to groove!

Anto+Tico www.fluydo.com

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galaktycznyzwiad

high style

30/11/08

An idea to release a remix album of Seven Moons was a splendid one. I enjoyed most of the tracks on the album, but I paid special attention to Jeff Crystal’s rmx (an extremely neat rebirth of minimal Detroit techno – a hardfloor version I was looking for a long time) of Moon 4 and Fluydo’s remix of their Moon 1 track. That one has such a nice bass line and catchy chorus that any remix of it would be a great tune, but that one is a really interesting extension of the original composition. In summary, sometimes you’re afraid with remixes, that the spirit of the source they come from would vanish, but it doesn’t happen here. It was truly handle with care and remixers’ effort really paid off.
As I put it before, the only shame is the cover. Sinlge covers were very much recognizable, and the current one not so much. One point down, but still it is nine and a truly recommendable piece of music.