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De-Phazz vs. Fatboy Slim

Depeche Mode Speak To Me (Maverick Remix)

written by 
midge ure + billy currie + chris cross + warren cann 

arranged and produced by 
eugene + valentino valente + armando croce

personnel
eugene: vox, piano, synthesizers, drum machines, programming 
valentino valente: bass, guitars
armando croce: acoustic drums

recorded, mixed and mastered by 
eugene + valentino valente 
at the house digital studio (latina - italy)

Vienna (Ultravox)

nothing

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Hear more from C.W. Stoneking: https://cwstoneking.bandcamp.com/album/king-hokum-2
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C.W. is my favorite contemporary bluesman, and I had the honor of opening for him in Philly a few years back (with the band Old Goats).  Thanks to him for permission to remix and stream this tune.  



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I want to share this new unreleased song with you:

This is a song I wrote inspired by a painting done by a brilliant artist friend of mine, Jacqueline Alma. The title of the painting is "Shallow Waters" and the title of my song is "I see it All".  My song is not only a response to the painting and its subject, which addresses discrimination within society, but it's also a tribute to the artist's creative process; I am very impressed by Jacqueline's dedication to an old school approach to painting - using only 5 colours and mixing everything from that (using no black), painting only from life never from photographs (Kenton posed for 500 hours for this painting!) and her patient attention to every detail; sourcing the linen and  preparing the canvas are as much a part of the process for her as painting the picture.

I love the idea of one art form responding to another. Crossing the borders between different forms of emotion and expression.  I hope to do more of this in the future." -Heather Nova

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