Modaji - Modaji

Label:

Laws Of Motion

Catalog#:

LM CD 103

Format:

CD, Album

Country:

Released:

2000

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Broken Beat, Future Jazz, Deep House

Tracklist

1	One And The Same	5:47
	Keyboards [Keys] - Kaidi Tatham Vocals - Marcus Begg
2	Fuel For The Fire	5:10
	Bass - Danny Huckridge Keyboards [Keys] - Oliver Parfitt Vocals - Jag
3	Shook Up	5:28
	Keyboards [Keys] - Kaidi Tatham Vocals - Cindy Brown (2) , Iomi Brown
4	Into Something	5:51
	Bass - Danny Huckridge Keyboards [Keys] - Oliver Parfitt Vocals - Melissa Browne
5	No Disguise	5:43
	Backing Vocals - Melissa Browne Bass - Danny Huckridge Keyboards [Keys] - Oliver Parfitt Vocals, Percussion [Tablas] - Jag
6	See The Changes	5:27
	Keyboards [Keys] - Oliver Parfitt Vocals - Melissa Browne
7	Sanctuary	8:21
	Guitar, Percussion - Chris Frank Keyboards [Keys], Bass - Mike Patto
8	Outside From The Inside	6:30
	Keyboards [Keys] - Kaidi Tatham
9	Rush	4:48
	Backing Vocals - Cindy Brown (2) , Iomi Brown Keyboards [Additional Yamaha Solo] - Oliver Parfitt Keyboards [Keys] - Kaidi Tatham Lead Vocals - Melissa Browne
10	Shocka's Joint	6:43
	Keyboards [Keys], Drums - Kaidi Tatham Trumpet - Sid Gauld
11	Shooklude	1:49
	Keyboards [Keys] - Kaidi Tatham

Credits

Lyrics By, Drum Programming, Keyboards [Additional Keys] - Dominic Jacobson
Producer, Arranged By - Modaji
Written-By - C.Frank* (tracks: 7) , C.Brown* (tracks: 3) , D.Huckridge* (tracks: 2, 4, 5) , D.Jacobson* (tracks: 1 to 9, 11) , I.Brown* (tracks: 3) , Jag (tracks: 5) , K.Tatham* (tracks: 1, 3, 8, 9 to 11) , M.Patto* (tracks: 7) , O.Parfitt* (tracks: 2, 4 to 6) , S.Gauld* (tracks: 10)

Notes

Vocals on track 3 and backing vocals on track 9 are credited to "I.C Brown" which appears to be a combination of Iomi Brown and Cindy Brown.

Album cat# printed as LMCD103.

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Review by SoulDancer Nov 17, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)

I discovered this release trough the track Shocka's Joint. Modaji created here a very subtle cover of Ce Ce Rogers' Brothers & Sisters, probably impressed by the remix work of our master Kerri Chandler, a track which happens to be one of my all-time classics. Shocka's Joint is far from the original in terms of style but according to my perception of both tracks, I think that Modaji catched the essence of its glorious inspiration.