A Case For Shame is from the new @Moby album 'Innocents', more info here: http://moby.com/innocents

Official video: http://youtu.be/j00LQHkwA5k

Moby - A Case For Shame (Thom alt-J remix)

Triangle Sun feat Lena Kaufman - When You Go Forward is out on Buddha Bar XIII (2011) by Ravin & David Visan! 
http://www.amazon.com/Buddha-Bar-XIII-Various-Artists/dp/B004R7Z3U4

When You Go Forward feat Lena Kaufman

Moby feat Cold Specks - A Case For Shame (Integra Remix)

Moby - A Case For Shame (Under The Manhattan Bridge Version)

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Illegal Cargo

Twisted Cupid

Street Spirit (Fade out) cover

As a self-confessed control freak, it wasn’t a realisation that came easily to Thomas Dybdahl. At the end of last year, letting go meant boarding a plane from his native Norway to Los Angeles with no clear idea of the record he was about to make or any prior friendship with most of the musicians awaiting his arrival. Over the course of a solo career stretching back eleven years, Dybdahl had very much done things his way: hand-picking his favourite musicians and establishing a rapport, all the better to tease out the hushed, soulful grain of a voice that has become something of a national treasure in his own country. All that began to change in 2011, when Dybdahl attracted the attention of legendary American producer Larry Klein. It’s perhaps not too hard to see what prompted Klein to sign Dybdahl to his own Strange Cargo imprint. Having acted as a foil to Joni Mitchell, Madeleine Peyroux and Melody Gardot, Klein must have surely seen something of all these artists in the intuitive sensuality of Dybdahl’s approach.

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