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Tracklisting:
#. artist. track. label. publisher. 
1. faust. side 1. virgin records. ?.
2. mohd rafi. lahoo ko pukarega (part ii). philips. ?.
3. eddie gale. the rain. blue note. ?.
3. areski & brigitte fontaine. final. saravah. sacem.
4. jeannie persol. the nest. cadet concept. copperpenny music.
5. la messa dei giovani. introito. roman record company. siae.
6. kode9 & daddi gee. sign of the dub. hyperdub. ?.
7. dorothy ashby. essence of sapphire. atlantic. bmi.
8. the zombies. this will be our year. big beat. veralum music co.
9. tortoise. gamera. duophonic. wrapped in rubber music.
10. john cale & terry riley. church of anthrax. cbs. bmi.
11. rd burman & chorus. dil lena khel hai dildar ka. polydor. music india.
12. gary davis & his professor. the professor here. chocolate star records. bmi.
13. the keith tippett group. black horse. akarma. popgun music.
14. albert ayler. heart love. impulse!. birthday music.
15. travis biggs. tibetan serenity. mca. aroma music.
16. sonny sharrock. blind willy. 4 men with beards. night song.
17. travis biggs. tibetan serenity. mca. aroma music.
18. david t walker. lay lady lay. zea music. three and three music.
19. le orme. ad gloriam. ad gloriam. akarma. ?.


Tour CD 2005 DJ Mix

Tracklisting:
#. artist. track. album. label.
1. lothar and the hand people. yes, i love you. space hymn. acadia records.
2. voices of conquest. o yes my lord. good god! a gospel funk hymnal. numero group.
3. rotation. rotation. 7". polydor.
4. r.d. burman. pain is a many splendoured thing. dard ka rishta. emi.
5. a number of names. sharevari. 12". capriccio records.
6. the new york community choir. express yourself. 12". rca.
7. marcus mixx. the spell (ron hardy mix). 12". let's pet puppies.
8. niagara. sangandongo. niagara. united artists.
9. between. and the waters opened. and the waters opened. vertigo.
10. arzachel. queen st. gang. arzachel. roulette.
11. sidney owens & the north south connection. sputnik. 7". moving up.
12. lacques lejeune. petite suite. clozier lejeune. perspectives musical/emi.
13. the paris sisters. i love how you love me. back to mono. abkco.
14. franco battiato. areknames. pollution. bla bla.
15. the byrds. fiddler a dram (moog experiment). ballad of easy rider bonus tracks. sony.
16. paul mccartney. ram on. ram. capitol.
17. the zombies. the way i feel inside. i love you. decca.

Tour CD 2007 DJ Mix

Change Request | Theoretical Certainty LP

“The Mainstay Chicago House DJ/Producer Has Put Together an Exquisite LP of Introspective Abstract Musical Ambience on 2x12” Double Pack”
 
Releasing October 22nd, 2020 on leftfield Minneapolis' imprint, Abstrakt Xpressions, the LP is a comprehensive collection of diversely interesting music from a modern avant-garde musician and contemporary music producer who is at the top of his game, both creatively & technically. This seventeen track album by the mainstay Chicago House DJ/Producer Andrew Emil, under his Change Request moniker, spans an eclectic voyage of musical abstraction through explorative spatial designs, experimental dissonant harmonic schemes, and lucid song structures, featuring a group of global guest artists, from Belgium, San Francisco, and Chicago.    

Long time Chicago House Music DJ/Producer Andrew Emil has been a respected fixture and familiar face in his vibrant local and the global music scenes for over two decades. A preeminent figure in Chicago’s 3rd wave of house music artists, his musical background begins with being a concert-trained percussionist since age 11. Originally from KCMO, he earned a chair in the Kansas City Symphony before moving to Chicago in the late nineties to attend Columbia College Chicago.  
 
In 2012, taking a step back from strictly releasing dancefloor-oriented singles—combining up-tempo, mid-tempo, downtempo, and cinematic ambient musical offerings into a new project—Emil debuted the Change Request project and production moniker. After the release of this project’s first EP, the Change Theory on four play music, came the project’s debut single on Seasons Recordings with “After All”, then another single featuring house music icon, Chez Damier, “I Wanna Go Back”—which included a remarkable rework from Glenn Underground—on Glenview Records. 
 
Still continuing to work as a keyboard session player, music arranger, and orchestrator—on projects ranging from concert works to film and TV—Andrew began to write a large number of experimental tracks, compositional etudes, and abstract productions which he archived for yet unknown future releases. Eventually, he created a home for these extracurricular pieces by birthing an electronic-orchestral imprint—in partnership with celebrated media composer, Nathaniel Smith—AstraVox Music.  
 
This effort saw Emil exploring what he refers to as “incidental dramatic music” with a string of releases that have come to define this unique type of tone poem. Beginning with the Light Years EP, then crafting more atmospheric sound designs with the Long Distance EP,  as well as exploring longer format sonic spaces with the Kinetic Propulsion EP, his ideas on abstract musical presentation and sonic painting became much more poignant and vivid. 

A culmination of this on-going explorative artistic development led to the next logical step in this creative process: the creation of a conceptual long-play for the Change Request project, formatted in this style of musical storytelling. And this is where the idea behind the Theoretical Certainty LP on the Minneapolis record label, Abstrakt Xpressions, was initially conceived from.
____________
 
Artist: Change Request aka Andrew Emil
Album: Theoretical Certainty LP
Label: Abstrakt Xpressions
Formats: 2x12" LP + Digital
Release Date: Oct 22nd
Catalog Number: AX008
Artwork: Olivia Arthur
Design: Chris Nalbandian

Streaming Playlist: https://bit.ly/3jijX1D 
Purchase LP/Digital: https://bit.ly/3l8t4U4

Theoretical Certainty LP

Buy 2x12" LP + Digital

Change Request | Debussy Deception Feat. Penelope Antena

Change Request | Theoretical Certainty LP

Official Video: https://youtu.be/8-VCU_iKE7Q

“The Mainstay Chicago House DJ/Producer Has Put Together an Exquisite LP of Introspective Abstract Musical Ambience on 2x12” Double Pack”
 
Releasing October 22nd, 2020 on leftfield Minneapolis' imprint, Abstrakt Xpressions, the LP is a comprehensive collection of diversely interesting music from a modern avant-garde musician and contemporary music producer who is at the top of his game, both creatively & technically. This seventeen track album by the mainstay Chicago House DJ/Producer Andrew Emil, under his Change Request moniker, spans an eclectic voyage of musical abstraction through explorative spatial designs, experimental dissonant harmonic schemes, and lucid song structures, featuring a group of global guest artists, from Belgium, San Francisco, and Chicago.    

Long time Chicago House Music DJ/Producer Andrew Emil has been a respected fixture and familiar face in his vibrant local and the global music scenes for over two decades. A preeminent figure in Chicago’s 3rd wave of house music artists, his musical background begins with being a concert-trained percussionist since age 11. Originally from KCMO, he earned a chair in the Kansas City Symphony before moving to Chicago in the late nineties to attend Columbia College Chicago.  
 
In 2012, taking a step back from strictly releasing dancefloor-oriented singles—combining up-tempo, mid-tempo, downtempo, and cinematic ambient musical offerings into a new project—Emil debuted the Change Request project and production moniker. After the release of this project’s first EP, the Change Theory on four play music, came the project’s debut single on Seasons Recordings with “After All”, then another single featuring house music icon, Chez Damier, “I Wanna Go Back”—which included a remarkable rework from Glenn Underground—on Glenview Records. 
 
Still continuing to work as a keyboard session player, music arranger, and orchestrator—on projects ranging from concert works to film and TV—Andrew began to write a large number of experimental tracks, compositional etudes, and abstract productions which he archived for yet unknown future releases. Eventually, he created a home for these extracurricular pieces by birthing an electronic-orchestral imprint—in partnership with celebrated media composer, Nathaniel Smith—AstraVox Music.  
 
This effort saw Emil exploring what he refers to as “incidental dramatic music” with a string of releases that have come to define this unique type of tone poem. Beginning with the Light Years EP, then crafting more atmospheric sound designs with the Long Distance EP,  as well as exploring longer format sonic spaces with the Kinetic Propulsion EP, his ideas on abstract musical presentation and sonic painting became much more poignant and vivid. 

A culmination of this on-going explorative artistic development led to the next logical step in this creative process: the creation of a conceptual long-play for the Change Request project, formatted in this style of musical storytelling. And this is where the idea behind the Theoretical Certainty LP on the Minneapolis record label, Abstrakt Xpressions, was initially conceived from.
____________
 
Artist: Change Request aka Andrew Emil
Album: Theoretical Certainty LP
Label: Abstrakt Xpressions
Formats: 2x12" LP + Digital
Release Date: Oct 22nd
Catalog Number: AX008
Artwork: Olivia Arthur
Design: Chris Nalbandian

Streaming Playlist: https://bit.ly/3jijX1D 
Purchase LP/Digital: https://bit.ly/3l8t4U4

Official Video

Change Request | Le Mouvement De Marvin

Change Request | Theoretical Certainty LP

Official Video: https://youtu.be/5r-Pxh3hqPg

“The Mainstay Chicago House DJ/Producer Has Put Together an Exquisite LP of Introspective Abstract Musical Ambience on 2x12” Double Pack”
 
Releasing October 22nd, 2020 on leftfield Minneapolis' imprint, Abstrakt Xpressions, the LP is a comprehensive collection of diversely interesting music from a modern avant-garde musician and contemporary music producer who is at the top of his game, both creatively & technically. This seventeen track album by the mainstay Chicago House DJ/Producer Andrew Emil, under his Change Request moniker, spans an eclectic voyage of musical abstraction through explorative spatial designs, experimental dissonant harmonic schemes, and lucid song structures, featuring a group of global guest artists, from Belgium, San Francisco, and Chicago.    

Long time Chicago House Music DJ/Producer Andrew Emil has been a respected fixture and familiar face in his vibrant local and the global music scenes for over two decades. A preeminent figure in Chicago’s 3rd wave of house music artists, his musical background begins with being a concert-trained percussionist since age 11. Originally from KCMO, he earned a chair in the Kansas City Symphony before moving to Chicago in the late nineties to attend Columbia College Chicago.  
 
In 2012, taking a step back from strictly releasing dancefloor-oriented singles—combining up-tempo, mid-tempo, downtempo, and cinematic ambient musical offerings into a new project—Emil debuted the Change Request project and production moniker. After the release of this project’s first EP, the Change Theory on four play music, came the project’s debut single on Seasons Recordings with “After All”, then another single featuring house music icon, Chez Damier, “I Wanna Go Back”—which included a remarkable rework from Glenn Underground—on Glenview Records. 
 
Still continuing to work as a keyboard session player, music arranger, and orchestrator—on projects ranging from concert works to film and TV—Andrew began to write a large number of experimental tracks, compositional etudes, and abstract productions which he archived for yet unknown future releases. Eventually, he created a home for these extracurricular pieces by birthing an electronic-orchestral imprint—in partnership with celebrated media composer, Nathaniel Smith—AstraVox Music.  
 
This effort saw Emil exploring what he refers to as “incidental dramatic music” with a string of releases that have come to define this unique type of tone poem. Beginning with the Light Years EP, then crafting more atmospheric sound designs with the Long Distance EP,  as well as exploring longer format sonic spaces with the Kinetic Propulsion EP, his ideas on abstract musical presentation and sonic painting became much more poignant and vivid. 

A culmination of this on-going explorative artistic development led to the next logical step in this creative process: the creation of a conceptual long-play for the Change Request project, formatted in this style of musical storytelling. And this is where the idea behind the Theoretical Certainty LP on the Minneapolis record label, Abstrakt Xpressions, was initially conceived from.
____________
 
Artist: Change Request aka Andrew Emil
Album: Theoretical Certainty LP
Label: Abstrakt Xpressions
Formats: 2x12" LP + Digital
Release Date: Oct 22nd
Catalog Number: AX008
Artwork: Olivia Arthur
Design: Chris Nalbandian

Streaming Playlist: https://bit.ly/3jijX1D 
Purchase LP/Digital: https://bit.ly/3l8t4U4

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