Come Touch the Sun [Import]

Come Touch the Sun [Import]

Come Touch the Sun [Import]

Track Listings
 
1. Yes Baby Yes (Sally Said)
2. Bar Rumba
3. Big, J'aim
4. Hold On
5. Fever 99
6. Foto Viva
7. Come Touch The Sun
8. Walk Into Space - Pt. 1 & 11
9. Oye! ... Bossa
10. Brazil
11. Prince Charles' Lastest Affair
12. Flyin' Away

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Come Touch the Sun
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • One of my favorites
  • Weightless
  • This music always puts me in a good mood.
  • Fresh, jazzy, full of infectious rhythm and shimmering beats
  • Great CD
Come Touch the Sun
Mo' Horizons
Manufacturer: Stereo Deluxe
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
Trip-HopTrip-Hop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
Latin PopLatin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music
Acid JazzAcid Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Jazz | Styles | Music
Latin JazzLatin Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B00001WRKY
Release Date: 1999-11-02

Tracks:

  1. Yes Baby Yes (Sally Said)
  2. Bar Rhumba
  3. Big, J'Aim
  4. Hold On
  5. Fever 99
  6. Foto Viva
  7. Come Touch the Sun
  8. Walk into Space, Pt. 1-2
  9. Oye! ... Bossa
  10. Brazil
  11. Prince Charles' Latest Affair
  12. Flyin' Away

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars One of my favorites.......2003-05-26

The first time I heard of Mo Horizon's was when I heard the track "Foto Viva" on Thievery Corporation's compilation "Eighteenth Street Lounge Jet Society". It was dark, seductive and had a sort of groove that you could just totally unwind to while sipping a drink with a beautiful lady. After hearing it, I was curious about the band, checked out a few of their cuts while picking up different compilations and finally went for their feature release.

This is a very good album. It's a bit of jazz, great beats and for that special flair, you add Brazilian vibes into the mix to get "Come Touch the Sun". Most of the tracks on this CD are pretty smooth and neat - you have to have this for the full version of "Fly Away", and of course you'll recognize "Prince Charles Latest Affair" if you're a Brazilectro fan. And if you've seen a recent Kia (automobile) commercial, you'll recognize the familiar background mix from "Yes Baby Yes".

I highly recommend this album. It's a great addition to my collection and while it does have it's flaws (some tracks just don't do it for me - and I don't like the end of Foto Viva with the alarm clock) it more than makes up for it in general quality. Likewise, if you're a fan of this definitely look into ESL Jet Society as mentioned before, look at "More Psycodelico" by Reminiscence Quartet, and they do have another album. But IMO, the second album isn't as strong as this one is. Finally - their label is Stereo Deluxe - who showcases them on their compilation series titled "Basic Instinct".

5 out of 5 stars Weightless.......2003-02-27

I have just finished the 5th song on the CD. By now my body is weightless and Im floating around my small universe, Incense flowing through my hair. One hand straight out and one bent, keeping time to the downbeats and my eyes are closed..and I'm seeing the future of this life...straight out in front of me. I am no longer "ego".

Buy this CD. This surpasses even Baby Mammoth. And thats a mouthfull.

This CD kicks. Buy it. Buy it today. Buy it NOW. Of 30 or so lounge CD's I have, this takes me out of my chair effortlessly. This makes me ...something...I never thought was there. This is the sound of the world turning.

5 out of 5 stars This music always puts me in a good mood........2002-07-19

This was recommended to me because of some Theivery Corporation CD's I bought a while back and I can honestly say I like this album as much as any of my TC records.

Come Touch the Sun provides the perfect variety of jazz sounds. A great CD for driving or just chilling around the house. I especially like 'foto viva' talk about smooth! Wow! Would highly recommend.

5 out of 5 stars Fresh, jazzy, full of infectious rhythm and shimmering beats.......2001-01-26

"For your pleasure, I created...a dream."

That's how the last track (Flying Away) begins, in a jazzy-cool, restrained voice that cannot hide the Portuguese embers smoldering underneath. Close your eyes, and picture yourself as James Bond flying to Brazil at midnight, with this voice whispering in your ear. I could swear I heard this song before on some 60s Brazilian jazz album...but, like most of the other songs, it was written by the two German masterminds behind Mo' Horizons. Talk about breaking a stereotype: you would never guess that these guys weren't born in Cuba and raised in Rio.

Touch the Sun was not at all what I expected...every surprise was a good one. DJs Ralf Droesmeyer and Foh Wetzler stir electronic beats that sound engineered by BMW, into a melange of brassy funk, South American and African rhythms, latin and acid jazz, bossa nova bongos, stunning and sultry vocals, breathy flutes, jungley dub, and more. Then they somehow slip it all into a downbeat wrapper that is as sleek, smooth, energizing, and exotic as the dress Marilyn Monroe wore to sing Happy Birthday to President Kennedy.

For your pleasure, Mo' Horizons has created...a dream.

5 out of 5 stars Great CD.......2000-06-21

This is a great album. It was listed in my record store under Trip-hop. I think it speaks for itself. They have a great sounds and the album flows really well. I would highly recommend it for a dance party or just chillin.
Come Touch the Sun
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Fresh, jazzy, full of infectious rhythm and shimmering beats
Come Touch the Sun
Mo' Horizons
Manufacturer: Stereo Deluxe
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
Latin PopLatin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music
Acid JazzAcid Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music
Latin JazzLatin Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music
Dance & DJDance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music
ASIN: B00002DFKK
Release Date: 1999-10-26

Tracks:

  1. Yes Baby Yes (Sally Said)
  2. Bar Rhumba
  3. Big, J'Aim
  4. Hold On
  5. Fever 99
  6. Foto Viva
  7. Come Touch the Sun
  8. Walk into Space, Pt. 1-2
  9. Oye! ... Bossa
  10. Brazil
  11. Prince Charles' Latest Affair
  12. Flyin' Away

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Fresh, jazzy, full of infectious rhythm and shimmering beats.......2001-01-26

"For your pleasure, I created...a dream."

That's how the last track (Flying Away) begins, in a jazzy-cool, restrained voice that cannot hide the Portuguese embers smoldering underneath. Close your eyes, and picture yourself as James Bond flying to Brazil at midnight, with this voice whispering in your ear. I could swear I heard this song before on some 60s Brazilian jazz album...but, like most of the other songs, it was written by the two German masterminds behind Mo' Horizons. Talk about breaking a stereotype: you would never guess that these guys weren't born in Cuba and raised in Rio.

Touch the Sun was not at all what I expected...every surprise was a good one. DJs Ralf Droesmeyer and Foh Wetzler stir electronic beats that sound engineered by BMW, into a melange of brassy funk, South American and African rhythms, latin and acid jazz, bossa nova bongos, stunning and sultry vocals, breathy flutes, jungley dub, and more. Then they somehow slip it all into a downbeat wrapper that is as sleek, smooth, energizing, and exotic as the dress Marilyn Monroe wore to sing Happy Birthday to President Kennedy.

For your pleasure, Mo' Horizons has created...a dream.
Let the Sun Come Out
Average customer rating: Not rated
    Let the Sun Come Out

    Manufacturer: Wayne Powell
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GospelGospel | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music
    ASIN: B000CA3ZLY
    Release Date: 2004-06-22

    Tracks:

    1. Let The Sun Come Out
    2. No More Cloudy Days
    3. Take A Look
    4. We Need What We Need
    5. Precious Lord
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