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Redinho – Redinho
Label: | Numbers. – NMBRS28 |
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Format: | CD, Album |
Country: | UK |
Released: | |
Genre: | Electronic, Funk / Soul |
Style: | Funk |
Tracklist
1 | Stinger | |
2 | Jacuzzi | |
3 | Playing With Fire | |
4 | Dive | |
5 | Searching | |
6 | Shem | |
7 | Bubbles | |
8 | Sharp Shooter | |
9 | Making Up The Rules | |
10 | With Or Without You | |
11 | Get You Off My Mind | |
12 | Suction Skit | |
13 | Going Nowhere | |
14 | Say I Want You | |
15 | Stay Together |
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- Photography By – Desiré van den Berg
Other Versions (4)View All
Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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Recently Edited | Redinho (15×File, MP3, Album, 320 kbps) | Numbers. | NMBRS28 | UK | 2014 | ||
New Submission | Redinho (LP, Album, Limited Edition, Numbered, Stereo) | Numbers. | NMBRS28 | UK | 2014 | ||
New Submission | Redinho (CDr, Album, Promo) | Numbers. | none | US | 2014 | ||
New Submission | Redinho (CD, Album) | Beat Records, Numbers. | BRNM28, NMBRS28 | Japan | 2014 |
Reviews
Redinho’s self-titled debut starts with the warm build and pads of “Stinger” (one of several melodic interludes that include “Dive” and “Say I Want You”) before the squat hip-hop-tinged funk of “Jacuzzi” takes over. “Sharp Shooter” brings out the electro, and the deep bass of “Playing With Fire” grounds a vocodered soul, while Brendan Reilly offers his unadulterated voice to “Get You Off My Mind.” Vula warms up “Making Up the Rules” with her honey-toned vocals, and Vanessa Haynes does the same for “Going Nowhere. But I think the instrumental tracks are where Redinho shines brighter: “Searching” brings some smooth breaks; the mellow tones of “Shem” offer a different mood; and “With or Without You” adds some joy in its bounce. The closer “Stay Together” brings these together: both the funky vocoder and warm textures with some suggestions of dubstep. Solid listening.

One of the most sublime, inventive, and stunning electro-funk albums of the last several years - while the instrumental tracks are ace, the vocal cuts, including "Get You Off My Mind" (feat. Brendan Reilly) and "Going Nowhere" are amazing - I come back this album again and again - an expertly crafted soundscape - one of those "headphone" albums that warrants repeated listens. A+