Dax Riders - Back In Town
Label:
Catalog#:
013 567-2
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
France
Released:
2001
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
House
Tracklist
| 1 | Back In Town | 0:41 | ||
| 2 | Real Fonky Time | 3:32 | ||
| 3 | Real Fonky Time (Real Competition Mix - Edit) | 1:54 | ||
| 4 | Midnite Underground | 6:47 | ||
| 5 | You Are The Sunshine Of My Life | 7:53 | ||
| 6 | Set Me Free | 5:39 | ||
| 7 | People | 5:11 | ||
| 8 | People (Dax Mix) | 5:18 | ||
| 9 | Music Paradise | 4:45 | ||
| Written-By - Alexandre Galuppi | ||||
| 10 | Can't Stop Lovin' | 4:56 | ||
| 11 | Don't Worry | 4:33 | ||
| 12 | You Shine On Me | 5:48 | ||
| 13 | Out Of Context | 6:01 | ||
| Written-By - Martial Hisiger | ||||
| 14A | Anything | 12:34 | ||
| 14B | Hey Lady (What's On Your Mind) | |||
Credits
Artwork By -
(Suite 303)
Artwork By [Design] - Laurence Boyer
Photography [Dax Riders] - Chris Davidson
Photography [Motorcycle] - Alex Bensimon
Producer - Dax Riders
Written-By - Cédric Azencoth , Nicolas Berger-Vachon , Olivier Ruel
Artwork By [Design] - Laurence Boyer
Photography [Dax Riders] - Chris Davidson
Photography [Motorcycle] - Alex Bensimon
Producer - Dax Riders
Written-By - Cédric Azencoth , Nicolas Berger-Vachon , Olivier Ruel
Notes
Track 3: "Real Fonky Time (Real Competition Mix)" is edited to 1:54. Full length mix is available on the 12" / CD-Single of "Real Fonky Time".
Track 14: Actual time of "Anything" is 3:34. A hidden track, "Hey Lady (What's On Your Mind)", begins at 7:44 to the end.
Track 14: Actual time of "Anything" is 3:34. A hidden track, "Hey Lady (What's On Your Mind)", begins at 7:44 to the end.
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Reviews & Discussion
Despite the Dax Riders being slight latecomers "French touch" period of the disco revivial, they try to keep themselves funky with their album _Back in Town_. "Real Fonky Time" goes for the funky electro but feels oddly listless. When the house rhythm kicks in with "Midnight Underground," things perk up, even if "You Are the Sunshine of My Life" sounds like a vocodered Modjo track. Unfortunately, there's a good bit of forgettable house here until you reach the upbeat and melodic "People." Similarly, the thick emotion of the slower "Don't Worry" speaks louder than the generic floorfillers elsewhere on the album. I think more thoughfulness and less need to fit into a certain schema would have brought this album forward more.