Search results for 'deee and lite'
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November 1999 :: Music A-D :: Boomtang Boys (David Lee Beowulf)
... , I had the Saturday night/Sunday morning 3-6 AM slot -- it was great!) I'd play songs that were diametrically opposed to each other; i.e., playing Deee-Lite's "Power Of Love" then Carnivore's "Race War" then Deee-Lite's "Groove is in the Heart" then Carnivore's "Jesus Hitler." It was good for a few ...
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March 1998 :: Music N-R :: pH Balance (Phil Bailey)
pH Balance pH Balance Daemon pH Balance, featuring the former lead singer of Cicada Sings, lays down some of the smoothest grooves this side of Deee-Lite, melding rap, trip-hop, and acid jazz with the confident, soulful vocals of Pam Howe. The sound is complex, but never overwhelms the listener or ...
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July 1999 :: Music T-Z :: 10¢ (Phil Bailey)
10¢ Buggin' Out Ideal Pretty fresh sound from a group that recalls any number of other bands. Bits of style from Deee-Lite, Beastie Boys, Gus Gus, and a whole bunch of De La Soul can be heard on the tracks, but somehow they pull it off and make a nice sound with a new identity. The samples and mixes ...
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December 1999 :: Music S :: Solar Twins (Julio Diaz)
... of powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men (or women). Comparisons to Bjork, Everything But the Girl, and (especially) latter period Deee-Lite (circa Dewdrops in the Garden ) certainly apply, but the Twins have a flavor all their own, combining ambient soundscapes with house beats and Stevens ...
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Scream Of Consciousness (TVT). Review by Kiran Aditham.
SUPA DJ DMITRY SCREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS TVT After the demise of his flagship group, club favorites/mainstream pop dabblers Dee-Lite, DJ Dmitry has pursued his continued fascination with dancefloor fodder on the word-played Scream Of Consciousness. An assemblage of synapse-rinsing bliss, the mix unfolds ...
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Gettin Wise (Wiiija / Beggars). Review by Stein Haukland.
... their promising debut album, Brassy still operates within pretty established parameters, bringing to mind acts like the B-52s, Happy Mondays and Deee-Lite -- although, Brassy are enjoyably frenzied enough to avoid sounding derivative or plagiaristic. The songs move by in infectious 3-minutes sparks ...
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