Tango Electronic

5CD set containing remastered 84 tracks; 52 tracks are on CD for the first time of which 22 tracks are previously unreleased. Beautifully packaged in a high-quality clamshell box containing the 5individual CDs in card wallet sleeves. Featuring expanded versions of theband’s first three albums plus two additional discs containing their first two EPs, tracks by Landscape III and a comprehensive selection of 7” edits, 12” extended versions, remixes, B-sides, instrumentals and live tracks. With a fully illustrated 52-page perfect bound book containing brand new sleevenotes, lyrics, biographies, archive photos, original artwork, press cuttings and more. All tracks were mastered from high resolution digitisations of the original analogue master tapes. The ‘previously released’ tracks from the analogue stereo two tracks, the ‘remixes’ and ‘instrumentals’ from digitisations of the original analogue multitracks, and the ‘live’ tracks were mastered from edited digitisations of the original analogue stereo live recordings. Released with the full involvement of all the original band members.

The newest album from Herb Alpert, featuring Lani Hall, is a milestone event. From brand new crossover, electronic jazz numbers, right down to dance. Also are the reworkings of some excellent TJB hits.

For all lovers of electronic music: January 26, 2018 you should mark yourselves in the calendar in bold, because there appears the Club Sounds 2000er. All in all, this special edition of Club Sounds features 76 tracks that are grouped together on three exclusive CDs. Anyone who is interested in the change of electronic dance music and has followed the course over the last few years, will find with the Club Sounds 2000er his belated Christmas present. For true fans of the electronic music scene, this sampler is an absolute must! Especially the 2000s are characterized by electronic music and represent an impressive change.

The new album Chorba, a venerated soup intricately woven into the culinary traditions of the Balkans, Middle East, and North Africa, stands as a culinary marvel. Its brilliance shines in its remarkable capacity to transform every day, often humble ingredients—sometimes just a handful of basics and water—into a profoundly remarkable and delectable feast that delights all who partake. This alchemical process requires time and patience, as the ingredients simmer and meld, evolving from the ordinary into something genuinely extraordinary. It transcends being a mere dish; instead, it's a living testament to the artistry that can turn the simplest elements into something extraordinary.

His fourth album, Eldorado (1989), ventured decidedly into the World Music genre - infusing O'Hearn's signature sound with rhythms and timbres drawn from disparate sources such as South America and the Middle East. As such, O'Hearn's arrangements accommodated a wider array of instrumentation - such as human singing and the solo violin (most notably on "Black Delilah".)

A comprehensive collection of Sakamoto’s instrumental songs and film music from a master of Minimalist piano.

Croatian-born DJ/Producer/electronic musician Dean Bagar was active for decades in the electronic music scene before the release of Equanimity, his 2014 debut as Tricky D. A long-term interest in drum-n-bass and 2-step forms led naturally to the dubstep bass, ambient patches, and downtempo beats that make up this incredibly laid-back set, all coated in thick influences from reggae, dub, and ragga. Deep bass and swaggering female vocals swim through nods to tropical funk, jungle rhythms, and an eclectic variety of sounds lifted from the history of house, garage, and reggae-derived club music. Highlights include the dancehall bark of "Who's Gonna Be Responsible?" and soulful synth workout "So Many Tears."

Can was an experimental rock band formed in Cologne, West Germany in 1968. Later labeled as one of the first krautrock groups, they transcended mainstream influences and incorporated strong minimalist and world music elements into their often psychedelic music.

The entire Viola works from the composer Josef Tal, the outstanding Hindemith student and the founder of the studio of electronic music, one of the most important composers of Isrea.