Kaskade – It's You, It's Me

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Label:	OM Records – OM120
Format:	CD, Album, Repress
Country:	US
Released:	2003
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Future Jazz, Deep House

Tracklist

1	Meditation To The Groove	6:57
2	I Feel Like	5:48
3	What I Say (Soft Shuffle Mix) Featuring – Rob Wannamaker	4:56
4	This Rhythm	4:34
5	Mak Mop	1:17
6	Seeing Julie	4:39
7	It's You, It's Me	4:55
8	Get Busy Featuring – Rob Wannamaker	4:12
9	Tonight	5:36
10	Charlie's Plight	3:54
11	My Time	4:54
12	Call Me Wise	5:30
13	Close	5:39

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – Alternative Distribution Alliance
Copyright © – OM Records
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Sounds of OM
Mastered At – Platinum Sound And Mastering
Pressed By – Cinram, Olyphant, PA – X22829

Credits

Flute – Daron Bradford
Guitar – Rick Dixon
Instrumentation By [Additional], Bass [Solo Performances] – Craig Poole
Keyboards – Rob Wannamaker
Mastered By – Barry Gibbons
Mixed By – Mike Roskelley
Producer – Ryan Raddon
Producer [Additional], Performer – Finn Bjarnson, Yoni Gileadi
Trumpet – Nathan Botts
Vocals – Amy Michelle (tracks: 6, 9, 13), Joslyn (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 7, 11)

Notes

Mastered at Platinum.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 6 00353 02202 7
Barcode (Scanned): 600353022027
Matrix / Runout: X22829 4 OMM2 30220-2 02 M1S1
Mastering SID Code: ifpi L902
Mould SID Code: IFPI 2U7E
Rights Society: ASCAP

Other Versions (3)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	It's You, It's Me (3×12", Album)	OM Records	OM120VLP	US	2003
New Submission	It's You, It's Me (13×File, AAC, Album, 256 kbps)	OM Records	none	US	2003
New Submission	It's You, It's Me (CD, Album)	OM Records	OM120	US	2003

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Reviews

captainsteve Mar 20, 2024
What more can you say about Kaskade's seminal debut album? On the legendary OM label, Kaskade embraced the warm, SF deep house sound around the turn of the millenium and created some absolutely gorgeous soundscapes. Warm beats alongside lush breaks, this is probably his finest album, and one of the great SF deep house artist albums. Fantastic stuff and worth a listen for everyone! 5/5

Top tracks:

Meditation To The Groove
What I Say (Soft Shuffle Mix)
This Rhythm
It's You, It's Me
A.J. Dec 14, 2005
Edited 18 years ago
Deep, sexy San Francisco house music - this CD is perfect for relaxing in the sun by the pool or driving on a hot summer's day.

Highlights from this album include the sublime, groovy sounds of "What I Say (Soft Shuffle Mix)", the seminal sing-a-long "It's You It's Me" and my personal favourite, the wicked breakbeat/future jazz of "This Rhythm".

Not to be missed!

If there is one thing I would criticise about this album, it would be that there are a few too many vocal tracks. The instrumentals that Ryan Raddon produces are simply fantastic, and I feel that sometimes the tracks would be better if he just left the vocals out.
scoundrel Sep 14, 2004
Edited 19 years ago
Sweet and deep, that's the best way to describe Kaskade's debut album, IT'S YOU, IT'S ME on San Francisco's powerhouse label Om. "Meditation to the Groove" sets the mood immediately, with a driving beat, sinewy vocals, and sensuous chords, while "I Feel Like" sounds like a kissing cousin of Dirty Vegas' hit "Days Go By." "What I Say" and "Get Busy" introduce smooth grooves that are sure to help you get into the pants of your honey, while "This Rhythm" goes for some broken beats and diva vocals. The title track adds a bit of guitar flavor for variety, and it's worth it (though the riffs can get annoying at times). "Charlie's Plight" goes downtempo with a tinge of sadness. "Close" brings the album to an end with sweetness and light. Despite some flaws, most notably lack of variation within the tracks themselves, Kaskade has made one of those rare house albums that sounds good outside of a club as well.