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Disc one explores everything from the bossa influenced "Again" - featuring New York vocalist/songwriter Ammawhat - to the r&b influenced track "Nothing Broken" featuring Detroit native Angel-A; and on to jazz influenced tracks "411" & "Reminisce", featuring Chicagoan Spike Rebel.
Disc two focuses on the genre that Vick Lavender is known for throughout the deep eclectic house music world. Four deep house jamz that explores his roots in jazz and Afro-Latin rhythms. Along with Justin Dillard they've created a seriously musical and dare-I-say sophisticated vibe. Tracks like "Herbie" & "Rise I Rise" are sure to become deep house classics. "Play" goes right into a Johnny Hammond influenced heater, a relentless groove that's sure to please dancers all over the world. Meanwhile "Flame" mirrors Vicks love for r&b with hints of jazz fusion. Listen loud. Listen over & over.
STAFF COMMENTS
Matt says: After winning our hearts and hips with some killer 12"s, modern poster of the deep house world Vick Lavender presents an expansive double LP. Highly musical house music, with downbeat interludes and rich instrumentation throughout; this is a super strong addition to the cannon of timeless deep house LP.TRACK LISTING
Side 1
1.4-11
2.A Space Love Affair
3.Acid Outpost (album Version)
4.Archive 80(album Version)
5.Misty
Side 2
1.1981
2.Again (with Ammawhat - Album Version)
3.ICC (Inner City Children)
4.Nothing Broken (with Angel-A)
5.Reminisce (Sign Of Times)
Side 3
1.Herbie (Vick's Extended Time Traveler Mix)
2.Play (Vick's Jazz Playground Vamp Mix)
Side 4
1.Flame (Vick's Extended Time Traveler Mix)
2.Rise/Rise (Vick's Extended Time Traveler Mix)