After a long time without vinylreleases you can look forward to the new Mole Listening Pearls from Bossa Boutique aka Hannes Bieger. Hannes Bieger ist not only a studio-nerd he is just a real musican. The guy from Berlin is beside his occupation as Producer/Arranger/Engineer playing keybord and guitar and he has realised alongside his productions for Llava, 75 Moods and Airmate also some soundtracks for movies. Best foundations to insert a fresh breeze into the Brazilelectro/Latin- cliché. His main target is to reinsert the origin funk and the musicality which is representing this genre. Hannes Bieger is working with classic-analogue equipment and he is recording the most instruments live. The result is a warm analogue soundquality which is together with the excellent sonwriting and the intelligent arrangement just a high quality production which is also very dancable...
For the titletrack has Bossa Boutique engaged De-Phazz singer Pat Appleton. Apart of her unique style is Pat featured on the song in way which the most are not expecting from her - rough, soul- and very powerful she is singing about: „The Night The Streets And Me”. Attracting attention are especially the live-recorded brass band, the solo and the minimoog- synthesiser. „The Night The Streets And Me“ is apart of of the dance ability not a pure dj-tool, it’s a real song.
Marcia Montez is also definitely not unknown. She has for example appeared on the song "Allegre 2003" taken from the Trüby Trio longplayer. The song is rounded by a Flugelhorn-solo, funky guitar parts and the insertion of the legendary Moog-Synthesiser...
Monophonic’s alias Torsten Martens interpretation of „The Night The Streets And Me” is more minimal like and reduced. More powerful and straighter as the original version is Monophonics remix the most club-suitable track of this record. |
