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Andrés - II

Label:
Catalog#:
MM 24
Format:
Vinyl, LP
Country:
US
Released:
Jun 2009
Genre:
Electronic, Hip Hop
Style:
Deep House, Hip Hop

Tracklist

A1   Backhome
A2   Physical Bush
A3   Change My Mind
    Bass - Cal (3)
  Keyboards - Amp Dog Knight
A4   Step Pattern
    Featuring - Vernon Hill*
A5   Sing About It
    Featuring - KDJ* , Tracy Vox*
A6   Wish You Were Here
    Featuring - DJ Minx
B1   That What It Is!
B2   Learn To Love
    Featuring - Monica Blaire*
B3   It's All In The Game
B4   Walk On Through
B5   Few Of Us

Credits

Executive Producer - Kenny Dixon Jr.
Mastered By - Carl*
Producer - Andrés
Producer [Additional] - Moody*

Notes

Mastered at Trutone, NY.
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Reviews & Discussion

Rated 3/5
Review by blaksoulfire Jul 26, 2009
True there are some slamming beats on this joint. Particularly "Sing about it" with Tracey Vox and KDJ and "Learning to Love" with Monica Blaire. These tracks could be epic cuts for 2009 if they had been properly expanded and presented. On this so called "album" they are really just sketches, surrounded by snippets. This is my real problem with the work - the value is not there, especially at the boutique prices that Mahogani Music releases list for. Times are hard KDJ and Andres, give the people their money's worth. An album that clocks in under 20 minutes is not an album - so don't piss on my head and tell me its raining. 3 stars...
Rated 5/5
Review by matty_S Jul 07, 2009
I just cannot stop listening to this LP, it is so fantastic.

With strong elements of soul, broken beat, hip hop and house this truly is the real deal. I do not have much knowledge of Andres or any of his other releases but going by this LP the man is an outstanding artist. I come across this through the Moodymann stuff and I am so glad to have done so.

Get this while you can because from my understanding the Mahogani label only press so many and this is not a record you want missing from your collection.

Breathtaking.