Days of Twang

Death by Chocolate 2001 album for down-tempo/nu jazz act. The perfect accompaniment for laying out at the beach with a cocktail in one hand & a CD player in the other. 16 tracks including, 'Heartfixer', 'Nu Chic' & 'Sabbatical'.	Godsdog	Plastic Love Memory	Natural Fake A sexy lounge cocktail atmosphere with a combination of Bossa Nova Rhythms & Jungle would best describe 'Natural Fake'. Universal. 2005.	The Supper Club
Daily Lama The fourth album for the German dance act is a pleasant cocktail combining dub, disco, soul, jazz, electronica, loungey Zulu-Grooves, a touch of Dancehall & every possible Latin-rhythm. The followup to 2001's critically acclaimed, 'Death By Chocolate'. Digipak. 2002.	Hello Mademoiselle This new studio album features once again prestigious and talented artists : Noémi, the singer of the band Zimpala (that you discovered on the Hotel Costes 9), is the sweet voice of "Ghosts & Roses", the first single extract from the album. The warm voice of Anthony Bambury has ...	Hotel Costes, Vol. 10 The ''Côstes'' brand is forever linked with the ultimate in quality and is renowned with patrons as the home of luxury in Paris. After all, the overriding theme is ''all things in excess.'' This is French DJ/Artist Stéphane Pompougnac's tenth definitive set of the best tracks h...	Hey Eugene! After a seven-year gap between their first and second albums, Pink Martini have brought forth their third long-player just over two and a half years later. Based in Portland, Oregon, this dazzling 12-piece ensemble are led by pianist Thomas Lauderdale and fronted by vocalist Chin...	Detunized Gravity

Lemon Jelly Meets Elvis jazz suite
Lemon jelly style of production with every genre blended similar to the avalanches chopping mash ups. Heavy JAzz. i would call this style world because it is everything.

Another Gem / Another Masterpiece
When oh when will America wake up to this band? Perhaps, years from now after they have peaked (each release makes you believe they have and then POW! another masterpiece) and America experiences another "I've always been into Floyd, it's just suddenly become popular to like them". They are of course a DJ's band / collective and their style is a plural. From Drum and bass to exquisite Funk, from turntables sampling to trombone solos. This newest release certainly has Twang, a tangible increase in the use of guitars, just when you thought only Air could use them in Electronica. This is the future of Popular Music, large bands roaming the land, people dancing again to Jazz for this is Jazz in a way too. There are real songs here, not electronic jams where every agrees that where the key changes is called the break. The Future is good for modern music, there will be venues eventually where one will be able to go dance with your love. I see it, it's there just over the horizon. Buy this immediately.- DJ4cast (Roger Hannagan)