Fertile Ground
Tracks
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| 1 | Spiritual War (Kaidi Tatham Remix) | 6:56 | Play | £0.69 |
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| 2 | The Moment (Ayro Remix) | 6:00 | Play | £0.69 |
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| 3 | Let The Wind Blow (Gucciman Remix) | 7:21 | Play | £0.69 |
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| 4 | Illumination (Fg's Afrobeat Version) | 7:38 | Play | £0.69 |
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| 5 | Peace And Love (Jazztronik Remix) | 8:20 | Play | £0.69 |
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| 6 | Illumination (Oneness Of Two Mix) | 6:13 | Play | £0.69 |
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| 7 | Let The Wind Blow (Oneness Of Two Mix) | 5:59 | Play | £0.69 |
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| 8 | The Moment (Seiji Remix) | 5:13 | Play | £0.69 |
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| 9 | Take Me Higher (Waiwan Remix) | 6:15 | Play | £0.69 |
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| 10 | Star People (Ebb Remix) | 8:29 | Play | £0.69 |
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When Baltimore’s finest soul/jazz ensemble, Fertile Ground, signed to Counterpoint Records back in the winter of 2001 and released their classic 'Perception’ album, the response from dj’s, critics, and musicheads alike was a resounding 'yeah’. The follow up album, 'Seasons Change’ was an even greater achievement, winning paludits from a growing tribe of dedicated fans all over the world. The band’s dynamic live fusion of soul, jazz and Afro-Caribbean sounds, centred around Navasha Daya’s beautiful voice, and the melodic originality of composer/keyboardist, James Collins, has also attracted the attention of some of the more cutting-edge remixers from the underground club scene. Some of the tracks on this cd were released as limited edition 12’ singles, alongside some exclusive tracks previously unreleased. Now for the first time, all these remixes are available on one album. 'Remixed’ is a collection of exquisite songs, stunningly remixed by: Ayro (Detroit), Ebb (New Zealand), Gucciman (Spain), Jazztronik (Tokyo), Oneness Of Two (Brighton), Seiji (London), Kaidi Tatham (London) Waiwan (Manchester) and Fertile Ground (Baltimore)
'Absolutely superb, fresh and awesome…what a selection of remixers! – Waldo Deskeyer (Plastiks magazine)
'Top quality all the way. The remix of 'Take Me Higher’ is the Anthem!’ – Michael Rutten (Jazzthing magazine)
for more info on Fertile Ground check: www.blackoutstudios.com’
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Perception
01/01/2000
