Definitely my favorite song of John Zorn. It’s ashame that his discography is difficult to listen too on the internet do to copyright. I just hope he puts music on streaming soon. If he wants to or not.

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Taken from "Numero Deux". Originally released in 2001 on Schema’s sister label Milano 2000 (Europe) and Chicago cult label Guidance Recordings (U.S.A. and Japan), the album is considered a classic in Trip-Hop history and got international acclaim by taste makers like Thievery Corporation, Zero 7 and Four Tet, which remixed “Così ti Amo”.

Jazz and funk textures, dreamy keyboard melodies, Balearic guitar vibes and sultry female vocals create an engaging montage of sublime Mediterranean flavored Trip-Hop soundscapes.

Imagine DJ Shadow and Ennio Morricone scoring the soundtrack of a Jean Luc Godard film and you’ll get the picture!

The album has been remastered and features two previously unreleased tracks and new liner notes by Emanuele Sacchi (Rumore magazine / Hong Kong Express)

Buy it here: http://ow.ly/E2Nv9

The Dining Rooms - Pure & Easy

John Zorn - Shaolin Bossa

Man with a Movie Camera is a 2003 soundtrack album by The Cinematic Orchestra, released on 26 May, 2003 on Ninja Tune. The album contains re-workings and thematic reprises of some of the music from their previous album, Every Day, including the track "Man with a Movie Camera" and an instrumental version of "All Things to All Men" entitled "All Things"

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My remix to Lego Boy's "Rethinking About Love", released by EDM Underground records.

Rethinking About Love - Remixes Part II - EDM Underground

Rethinking About Love Remixes

Rethinking About Love (Cayetano Remix)

More music from me at https://costals.net/music

Eclectic and soulful mixes: https://eclecticsoul.fm/

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Another draft I "finished". It started with the piano loop from a jam I recorded in December 2016 at my friend's in Rodalquilar. I added up an additional trumpet take I didn't use for 'bristol chords'.

Vocals are taken from a CD I found at the library : "Le Chant Des Femmes Bulgares".

As I get more emotionally detached from my work, I don't really know much what to think about it. I kinda like it, though I hear a voice that says "it could be better". Sure, but in in the end, it is what it is. And I move on.

John Zorn - Shaolin Bossa

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