| Eccodek / Remixtasy |
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| Album: | Remixtasy | Collection: | World | |
| Artist: | Eccodek | Added: | Oct 2011 | |
| Label: | Self-Release | |||
| A-File Activity |
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| Add Date: | 2011-11-06 | Pull Date: | 2012-01-08 | Charts: | Reggae/World |
| Week Ending: | Jan 8 | Jan 1 | Dec 25 | Dec 18 | Dec 11 | Dec 4 | Nov 27 | Nov 20 |
| Airplays: | 1 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Jul 08, 2012: | New World Disorder Silent Song (Tarun Nayar Mix) | 4. | Dec 29, 2011: | New World Disorder Words With The Griot (Syriana Mix) | |
| 2. | Jan 07, 2012: | Music Casserole Calling The Rain (Eccodek Afrodisiac Mix) | 5. | Dec 21, 2011: | New World Disorder Calling The Rain (Eccodek Afrodisiac Mix) | |
| 3. | Dec 31, 2011: | Music Casserole Red White And Mali (Adham Shaikh Wobble Tip Mix) | 6. | Dec 17, 2011: | New World Disorder Calling The Rain (Eccodek Afrodisiac Mix) |
| Album Review |
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| Sadie O. Reviewed 2011-11-02 | ||
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Eccodek – Remixtasy Reviewed by Sadie O., 11/2/11 Global trance-funk remixes from Eccodek’s previous albums (all in our collection) – mostly with African vocals/rhythms/influences, but also some Middle Eastern and South Asian – and lots of electronica. 1. 5:55 **pretty, trance-y chimes, slow and very mellow. Gets a nice beat that builds and retreats, but still rather devotional and spacey. Lovely, Arabesque female vocals. 2. 4:46 ****electronic woobles and echoes, funky upbeat Afro-Latin riddim, danceable and highly electronified. Great bass and keyboard grunts. 3. 5:02 **relaxed keyboard chords and echoes, dischordant electronic whistles and boobles. Gets a funky midtempo Afro-funk beat after 40 seconds. Smooth jazz sax (that actually isn’t annoying, somehow.) 4. 5:02 ****bongos! And plinky stringed instruments. Upbeat and a bit uptempo Malian chanting, complex hand drumming, with electronic gronches in the background. Gets gronchier as it goes along. 5. 5:40 ***sitar drone, echo-laden female vocals, violins, trance-y as heck. Slow but funky beat comes in a minute along, bass a few seconds later. Trance-dance – Shivatastic! 6. 6:04 ***slow, low chimes, flutes – you are getting very, very sleepy… Almost a minute along, butterflies and forms of life appear. Hey! It’s a funky bass line, echo-laden African chanting, then uptempo Macossa groove. Didn’t see that coming! 7. 5:08 ****slow, slinky, echo-y, dubsteppy, minimalist but with a nice dub-Reggae beat, bits of low vocals. Trippy. 8. 7:04 *****talking drums with echo – what a cool sound! Then big cinematic (if you’re in Bollywood) chords. Slinky dub Afro/Reggae riddim. Bit of spaghetti western sound, African vocals, harp. Relaxed as hell, but quite amazing. 9. 5:09 **fade in sitar drone and electronics, uptempo funky percussion but relaxed chimes and harp groove. Female Arabesque vocals. Pretty trance-y. 10. 4:50 ****chimes and growing weebles. A minute along, a slow, blatty shuffle with raindrops and pretty south Asian female vocals. Poits! Almost transcendental, apart from the Atari game noises… 11. 4:18 ***upbeat funky percussion, echo-laden South Asian male vocals, lots of interesting sounds, pretty much all with echo or buzz. 12. 4:11 *****uptempo percussion and sirens, complex Afro-funk beat, squirly flutes, adds elements and energy. Fun! 13. 3:51 **tones and thumps, dischordant bits, strangeness and charm. Glitchy bit of beat comes in only after well over a minute. Not at all undisturbing. Did I mention the insects? 14. 4:43 **more insects with echoes and bongos. Metal noises, too fast bits of club beat, woobles… Definitely disturbing. | ||
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