ADNY - Selections '97-2000

Label:

Turbo, Turbo

Catalog#:

MARCD-008, MARCD00082

Format:

CD, Compilation

Country:

Canada

Released:

26 Jun 2000

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

House, Deep House

Tracklist

1	Shiver Me (ADNY Remix)	6:29
	Remix, Producer [Additional] - Alexi Delano Vocals - Sarah Rabdau Written-By, Producer - DKMA , Universal Tongues
2	I’m Still Here	4:37
	Written-By, Producer - Alexi Delano
3	What If I Love	5:43
	Saxophone - Anjay Carney Vocals - John Smith (13) Written-By, Producer - Alexi Delano
4	Never Leave You	6:01
	Vocals - Chae Written-By, Producer - Alexi Delano
5	Life	7:03
	Bass - Jeremy L. Hamman Featuring [Vocals], Written-by - Doreen Younglove Written-By, Producer - Alexi Delano
6	Desierto De Atacama	3:57
	Written-By, Producer - Alexi Delano
7	Dreaming	6:15
	Vocals, Written-By - Lamont Prince Written-By, Producer - Alexi Delano
8	Precious Lady	4:54
	Written-By, Producer - Alexi Delano
9	Broken DX (ADNY Remix)	5:40
	Remix, Producer [Additional] - Alexi Delano Written-By - Cari Lekebusch
10	ICU	5:16
	Written-By, Producer - Alexi Delano
11	Street Player	2:42
	Vocals, Written-By - Chae Written-By, Producer - Alexi Delano
12	I Love	6:35
	Vocals, Written-By - Rebecca Shoichet Written-By, Producer - Alexi Delano

Credits

Artwork By [Design / Ad] - Benno
Executive Producer - Tiga
Mastered By - Louis Dufort
Mixed By - Alexi Delano
Photography - Marek Vogel

Notes

Produced and mixed @ Minimum Studios NYC.
Mastered at Control Studios.
Manufactured by Cinram.

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Review by bhbognar Oct 30, 2004 (edited over 5 years ago)

Alexi Delano (here operating as ADNY) provides a near-flawless array of his music from 1997 to 2000. This collection consists mainly of his own compositions, but also includes a couple reworkings of pieces by the likes of colleague Lekebusch, and DKMA. The album ranges from the warm tones and smooth vocals of "Shiver Me," the jazziness of "What if I Love?," the haunting loneliness of "Never Leave You," to the soundscapes of "Desierto de Atacama" and "Street Player." All pieces are infused with latin rhythmic sensibilities, balanced with jazz and lounge-oriented flavors. Delano boasts the skill of producing deep house music that is appropriate for both relaxed listening, and for the after-hours dancefloor. Those both familiar and unfamiliar with his work will not be disappointed.