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Mo'Horizons*Come Touch The Sun

Label:

Stereo Deluxe – SD 037

Format:

CD, Album

Country:

Germany

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Acid Jazz, Downtempo, Future Jazz

Tracklist

1Yes Baby Yes (Sally Said)5:00
2Bar Rumba5:54
3Big J'aim5:57
4Hold On5:43
5Fever 99°6:04
6Foto Viva6:04
7Come Touch The Sun5:27
8Walk Into Space - Pt.1&116:57
9Oye! ... Bossa4:37
10Brazil6:12
11Prince Charles' Latest Affair5:20
12Flyin' Away8:41
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Companies, etc.

  • Distributed ByConnected Music Vertrieb GmbH – CD 0045372STE
  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Stereo Deluxe
  • Copyright ©Stereo Deluxe
  • Manufactured ByOptimal Media Production – A924056
  • Recorded AtChocolate City Studio

Notes

A nearly identical release exists with a different barcode: Come Touch The Sun

Info in booklet:
All tracks recorded at Chocolate City Studios, Hannover

Info on tray inlay:
Distributed in Germany by [Connected Music Vertrieb GmbH logo]

Info on tray inlay & disc face:
P&C 1999 Stereo Deluxe

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 6 95734 453729
  • Barcode (Scanned): 695734453729
  • Label Code: LC 03131
  • Rights Society: GEMA
  • Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): manufactured by optimal media production A924056-01
  • Mastering SID Code (Variant 1): ifpi L571
  • Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 9708
  • Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): manufactured by optimal media production A924056-01
  • Mastering SID Code (Variant 2): ifpi L572
  • Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 9706

Other Versions (5)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
Recently Edited
Come Touch The Sun (2×LP, Album)Stereo Deluxe, Stereo DeluxeSD037-1, DLP 0045371STEGermany1999
Recently Edited
Come Touch The Sun (CD, Album)Stereo Deluxe, Stereo DeluxeSD 037, CD 0045372STEGermany1999
New Submission
Come Touch The Sun (CD, Album)Stereo Deluxe0162100SDXGermany1999
New Submission
Come Touch The Sun (CD, Album)Stereo Deluxe, Одиссейnone, 23110210Ukraine2002
New Submission
Come Touch The Sun (CD, Album)Agogo RecordsAR 005 CDGermany2007

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Reviews

  • Risingson's avatar
    Risingson
    A very paradigmatic album of the "downtempo" style, when trip hop was gradually replaced by more optimistic and sunny latin rhythms, where many European producers sampled more or less obscure albums they found on second hand stores. This one shares with Mo Horizons the same characteristics as the rest of their albums: some of the songs are exceptional and some are horribly cringey, while all of them are excellently produced. My favourite is Bar Rumba, a hip hop mixed with samba that ends up in an almost rave.
    • scoundrel's avatar
      scoundrel
      Edited 20 years ago
      Though Mo’Horizons weren’t the first to enter on the whole lounge-jazz scene, they were one of the first to make a name for themselves. COME TOUCH THE SUN is the evidence of why. “Yes Baby Yes (Sally Said)” is chilled and funky, with a groovy piano that hits you in just the right place. “Hold On” makes a political statement danceable, and “Fever 99” makes you dance even faster in a bongo frenzy. Their cover of “Brazil” sounds completely authentic, even with a house rhythm. Who would have thought that Germany could do Latin-America justice? “Foto Viva” makes voyeurism sexy again (if only sonically). But in terms of pure chill out, you couldn’t do better than “Prince Charles’ Latest Affair,” a slow and sensuous affair with a breathy “Oh, Charles!” sample that makes you feel slightly dirty. That alone makes up for weaker tracks.

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