Back To Mine

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It was a peak behind the curtain into an area where only friends and family were normally permitted.

His progressive, futuristic yet lo-fi sonic has been described as harkening to themes of nostalgia, childhood, longing and the natural world. He was nowhere near as bad as Oakenfold (who's mixing at times shows no regard for coherence or mood), but it was definitely noticeable. Fatboy Slim delivers an amazing selection of tracks which give us all a little sneak peek into the vibes generated from years of meaningful memories for this ‘Back To Mine’ series. Having sold over 10 million records and embarked on a number of sold out arena tours, the esteemed record collector and all round great selector delves deep into his weighty collection at his home to create a heady journey of funk and soul. E. invited you back to his Ibiza villa for a post-club crack on, this edition of the long-running "Back To Mine" series has all the answers.

It's not hard to see why given the calibre of sweet, soulful grooves dug out by these absolute arbiters of taste, but fortunately you can now cop this tidy orange double vinyl repress with all the finest jams present and correct. I could recommend this album to anyone, but people who enjoy any of the down-tempo genres of electronic music and haven't heard this, I must stress to you that this is an example of a chill compilation done to perfection.

There’s coffee from London-based Perky Blenders and small plates and grazing boards throughout the day. On Sept 30 th, sublime chillwave and techno artist Tycho releases his contribution to the Back To Mine album series. There really is no continuity within this comp, there are some good tracks here and there, but overall they don't come together very well. I was really into cosmology and astrophysics back in college and I kept coming across the name of the 16th Century Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe.This release coincides with Tycho celebrating launching his first-ever Web 3-based music fan community, Tycho Open Source. and it came out when The Orb were going through a rather patchy period involving various collaborators. This article includes a list of general references, but it lacks sufficient corresponding inline citations.