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Music Fiction (Om). Review by Bill Campbell.
... spiritual kinships than actual influences. He loves bop like his French counterparts; uses that Miles muted trumpet to great effect like a Kozo or P'Taah and anybody else who's ever heard On the Corner or In a Silent Way; and he loves the quirky effects much like a Herbert or King Britt's Scuba persona ...
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Electronic Music for Eclectic Minds (Ubiquity). Review by Bill Campbell.
... disc. Though it means excising the funk, No Categories 5 is still an impressive disc that clears the mighty high bar Ubiquity has set for itself. P'Taah opens the disc with a spacey-jazzed, Brazil-scented, "Hold You Close." Interfearance contributes a heart-exploding percussion extravaganza with "Xtradition ...
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Various Artists (Naked Music / Astralwerks). Review by Bill Campbell.
... the exquisitely stringed and vibed-out "Light." Stateless does their best brother-of-Duplaix-son-of-Michael-Franks imitation with "Fall Into You." P'taah's flower child groove train stops and drops off "Hold You Close" while the silky seduction soul of Central Living's "Inside" leaves us feeling a bit ...
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Apropa't (Warp). Review by Bill Campbell.
... . Scott Herren (aka Savath + Savalas or Prefuse 73, depending on the day) is definitely one of those exceptions. Along with the likes of DJ Spooky, P'Taah, Flanger and Matthew Herbert, Herren has proven that there's more than one inning in the electronic game. On Apropa't, Herren has teamed up with Spanish ...
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Volume 8 (Om). Review by Bill Campbell.
... disappoint the loyal fan and is bound to convert new ones. Emo provides a nice dub ballad with "The Real Thing"; there's the bittersweet cream of P'Taah's peculiar soul, "The Oldest Story"; Rithma's "Dream Again" is a brilliant somnambulist's jazzy dream; Afro-Mystick gives up some afro-sweetness with ...
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