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Global Underground: London

 
Album Review: Global Underground: London

  • Artist: Danny Tenaglia
  • Rating: StarStarStarStarHalf Star
  • Release Date: May 23, 2000
  • Type: Mix-album
  • Genre: Electronica

Review

With his second volume in the Global Underground series (recorded at the superclub Heaven in Leicester Square) Danny Tenaglia proved himself a master mixer of all things house, from the most sensual, funky American disco to minimalist nu-house of a distinctly European variety. Tenaglia begins with a few tracks of tribal-house, exemplified by the sweet electric piano and vocal scatting on Roy Davis, Jr.'s excellent "Watch Them Come" (as Men From the Nile). From there, he grows ever more techno-oriented and minimal, spinning through cathartic dancefloor workouts like "In and Out of My Life" by ATFC and "Definition of House" by Minimal Funk IV, before ending the stellar first disc back in tribal territory with Nathan Hawks' "Back to the Q." The second disc finds Tenaglia blending Paradise Garage-inspired house with the trance sounds more familiar to regular Global Underground listeners with an effect much less powerful than on the first disc. Still, Global Underground: London is an excellent mix, definitely the best in the series so far as well as a standout concerning Tenaglia's output. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

Tracks



CD 1

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Sands of Time Next Evidence (7:28)
Watch Them Come Roy Davis, Jr., Peven Everett Men From The Nile (6:17)
New Day (4:40)
Cascades of Colour Chris Brann, Gaelle Adisson The Ananda Project (6:21)
Touched by God Katcha (6:26)
In and Out of My Life One Phat Deeva (8:35)
Definition of House Minimal Funk (4:38)
Saudade Chris Coco Coco Da Silva (7:08)
Spark That Da Boo (4:33)
Back to the Q Nathan Hawks, Fred Devanlay Nathan Hawks (5:57)
Tribal Phunk Clive Henry, Justin Drake Peace Division (4:05)
19 Bullets Dietrich Schoenemann Dietrich Schoenemann (5:39)


CD 2

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Signals Microworld (10:01)
Otradnojoe DJ Linus (7:01)
Magical Digital Drum (5:59)
Basic Esther Zimmerlin Elegia (5:57)
Phoenix Barry Jamieson, Jon Sutton Evolution (4:16)
Dominica Tony Scott, Chris Cowie F2 (5:09)
Junk Funk Chris Cowie Vegas Soul (5:15)
Burning Marc Kinchen MK (5:46)
Ruhe Schiller (7:01)
Ways of Love Patrick Reid Patrick Reid (4:34)
Monsoon Simon Berry Art of Trance (7:02)
Live 1999 (4:29)

Credits

Marc Kinchen (Producer), Danny Tenaglia (Remixing), Laurent Garnier (Reconstruction), Roy Davis, Jr. (Vocals), Roy Davis, Jr. (Producer), Roy Davis, Jr. (Executive Producer), Fatboy Slim (Sampling), Art of Trance (Performer), DJ Linus (Performer), Peace Division (Performer), Microworld (Producer), Vegas Soul (Performer), Chris Brann (Producer), Dietrich Schoenemann (Producer), Laurent Collat (Scratching), Laurent Collat (Programming), Laurent Collat (Paintings), Laurent Collat (Sound Design), Christopher Von Deylen (Producer), Chris Coco (Producer), Next Evidence (Performer), Devilfish (Producer), Chris Cowie (Producer), Da Boo (Performer), Nathan Hawks (Producer), Katcha (Producer), Dean Belcher (Photography), O'Dell B. (Executive Producer), Peven Everett (Vocals), Men From The Nile (Performer), Barry Jamieson (Producer), Jon Sutton (Producer), Gaelle Adisson (Producer), Rui Da Silva (Producer), Rui Da Silva (Remixing), Aydin Hasirci (Producer), C. Henry (Producer), C. Henry (Remixing), Esther Zimmerlin (Vocals), Gabutti Zucchet (Producer), Coco Da Silva (Performer), Dom Phillips (Sleeve Notes), Angelica Villella (Producer), Nicholas Krachilsik (Percussion Overdubs), Bernie Hurst (Engineer), Patrick Reid (Producer), Fred Devanlay (Producer), Tony Scott (Producer)
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