100 [3 LPs]

Artista: 100 / Various

Formato: VINYL LP

Gravadora/Label: TM

Catalogo: 100

Faixas: 1.1 Es Klebt Noch Morgentau in Deinam Haar – Eulberg, Dominik
1.2 Carnival – Minilogue
2.1 Days of My Youth Ended with Borken Bottles – Somfay, Jesse
2.2 Decade – Bukaddoor ; Fishbeck
3.1 City-Zen – Process (3)
3.2 Aleks in Love – Brinkmann, Thomas
3.3 Sunset Handjob – Super Flu
3.4 You Can Hear Them – Moonbeam

Traum celebrates 10 years and their 100th vinyl release with a compilation CD chock full of unreleased tracks from artists that have been with them since the beginning: Broker/Dealer, Fairmont, Gabriel Ananda, Jesse Somfay, Process, Dominik Eulberg and Thomas Brinkman. Traum also boasts a sampling from their current artist roster: Moonbeam, Bukaddor & Fishbeck, Minilogue and Super Flu. The West Coast duo Broker/Dealer opens the CD with a taste of their self-generated melodies that are as smooth and as colorful as ice cream reflecting the summer light. Dominik Eulberg’s track is reminiscent of soundtrack music from a ’70s hippie movie. Bukaddor & Fishbeck are new on Traum and their track highlights their stunning ability for creating dynamics through small details. Minilogue’s “Carnival” is an electronic safari, stripped-down and rhythmical, as opposed to their post-trance past. Thomas Brinkman returns with a high-energy groove monster with delicately deep moments that will suck you in. Dominik and Riley offer a mix featuring four instruments playing the original melody in variations, creating a euphoric madness. Super Flu’s track is a strong tool with a murderous bass line that will corner the dancer on the floor. Moonbeam’s super-sensual track is exceptionally cool – all soft and sweet with melodies moving in slow motion. Gabriel Ananda serves up a fusion of post-Detroit rock mixed with cool melodies. Fairmont works his melodic sequencer on a driven epic which comes here in an edited form to be later released in a longer version. Process aka Steve Barnes has done it again with a super-smooth and contemplative groover that reminds US of the early days of house and techno, when music was a playground for feelings without the pressure of commerce. To the past, and the future, and 100 more.