Various - Love...Lost And Found

Label:

Altered Moods Recordings

Catalog#:

AMR-04R

Format:

2 x Vinyl, 12"

Country:

Released:

08 Nov 2006

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Deep House, Tech House

Tracklist

S	Malcolm Moore (2) -	Luvfatuation (Lost In Ames Deep Pain Mix)	6:49
		Written-By, Arranged By, Vocals - Malcolm Moore (2)
SS	Brad Peterson -	Something's Changed	7:43
		Written-By, Arranged By - Brad Peterson
T	RezKar -	Lost And Found	8:56
		Edited By - Malcolm Moore (2) Written-By, Arranged By - Rezenio Kariem
TT	Exit Zero -	Where Is My You	6:23
		Arranged By - Malcolm Moore (2) Written-By - Michel Diallo
W	Marco Nega -	Daydreamer	2:07
		Written-By, Arranged By - Marco Nega
WW	Kellyyss -	Prisoner Of Memories	7:40
		Vocals - Malcolm Moore (2) Written-By, Arranged By - Francesco Savarese
Y	Jose Lau -	Inner	5:38
		Written-By, Arranged By - Jose Lau
YY	Marco Nega -	In Your Arms (Immer.Chic's Spheric Dub)	7:00
		Remix - Immer.Chic Written-By, Arranged By - Marco Nega

Credits

Executive Producer - Malcolm Moore (2)
Mastered By - Chris Songco

Notes

This release uses nonstandard track positions. In all cases where this label releases vinyl, the track lettering/numbering is as follows: S=A, T=B, W=C, Y=D. Therefore S=A1, TT=B2, and so on.

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Rated 5/5

Review by pinkychukkles Apr 22, 2009

Although the love was lost but then was found, it's time to show some love for an accomplished compilation of tracks from talented artists on a label that, hopefully, has plenty more to offer in this vein. Of course, I may be biased since I know Malcolm personally but I like to think that my quality music radars on both sides of my head and the control centre in between, are all grounded enough to declare that this is a release deserving of your attention.

If you're one of the deepheadz out there, seeking out the subterranean vibes from the more mellow and slower end of the deep house spectrum, if not already in your collection this ought to be. Although I jumped on buying a copy of this as soon as I heard tracks from it and noting the quality of both the packaging and the pressing when received, it was outrageously then hidden away amongst my collection. Then again, such unforgivable oversights can make the re-discovery all the more rewarding; especially since the effort has been taken to create a vinyl pressing.

If pushed, I will prefer some tracks over others but there's nothing here that's filler, just quality tracks that have been produced with attentiveness by consummate craftsmen of the deep. Show some love and support this release and label.