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Tracklist

1Between The Lights6:35
2Eclipse7:37
3Mind Expansions
Featuring – Maiya James
8:06
4M.E. Outroduction1:55
5The Dawn Introduction
Featuring – Vanessa Freeman
1:25
6Substream6:34
7The Brightness Of These Days
Featuring – Vanessa Freeman
6:14
8Shine
Featuring – Chris Franck, Guida De Palma
7:10
9Stargazer6:45
10Behind The Shadow8:06
11Deep In Your Mind
Featuring – Victor Davies
7:24

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
COMPOST 114-2Kyoto Jazz Massive Spirit Of The Sun ‎(CD, Album, Promo, Car)Compost RecordsCOMPOST 114-2Germany2002
AICP 262Kyoto Jazz Massive Spirit Of The Sun ‎(CD, Album)Compost RecordsAICP 262Japan2002
COMPOST 114-1Kyoto Jazz Massive Spirit Of The Sun ‎(2xLP, Album, TP, W/Lbl)Compost RecordsCOMPOST 114-1Germany2002
COMPOST 114-1Kyoto Jazz Massive Spirit Of The Sun ‎(2xLP, Album, Gat)Compost RecordsCOMPOST 114-1Germany2002

Credits

  • Co-producer – Hajime Yoshizawa

Notes

Made in ECC
Released in a 4-panel Digipak

Barcodes

  • Barcode (Text): 6 67548 50842 1
  • Barcode (Scanned): 667548508421
  • Label Code: LC 02518
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 1A24
  • Mastering SID Code: ifpi L565
  • Matrix / Runout: 07190210 [SNA logo] 1 / COMPOST 114.2

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Artist: Kyoto Jazz Massive Album: Spirit Of The Sun Year: 2002 Genre: Electronic, Funk, Soul Style: Jazz, Broken Beat, Future Jazz, Deep House, of the Sun - Kyoto Jazz Massive. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. Spirit Of The Sun by Kyoto Jazz Massive, released 01 October 2002 1. The Dawn Introduction 2. The Brightness Of These Days 3. Mind Expansions 4. Deep In Your Mind 5. Stargazer 6. Eclipse 7. Between The Lights 8. Shine 9. Substream 10. Behind The Shadow 11. Outroduction Taking their moniker from a Gilles Peterson quote, brothers Yoshihiro and Shuya Okino first caught the ear of the downtempo glitterati through a series of releases for Compost which successfully blended '70s fusion with broken beats and bossa cool. Their debut album continues from where these singles left off, with shi. Album 2002 11 Songs. More By Kyoto Jazz Massive. Substream - EP. Eclipse - Single. Mystery of Ages - Single. Kyoto Jazz Massive , Vanessa Freeman and others. Songs in album Spirit Of The Sun 2002. Kyoto Jazz Massive Freeman - The Dawn Introduction. Kyoto Jazz Massive Freeman - The Brightness Of These Days. Kyoto Jazz Massive James - Mind Expansions. Kyoto Jazz Massive Davies - Deep In Your Mind. Kyoto Jazz Massive - Stargazer. Kyoto Jazz Massive - Eclipse. Kyoto Jazz Massive - Between The Lights. Spirit of the Sun. Kyoto Jazz Massive. Released: Oct 2002. Listen free to Kyoto Jazz Massive Spirit of the Sun The Dawn Introduction, The Brightness Of These Days and more. 11 tracks 67:45. Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the Jazz Massive. The Dawn Introduction, 01:25. The Brightness of These Days, 06:12. Mind Expansions, 08:04. Deep in Your Mind, 07:23. Stargazer, 06:43. Eclipse, 07:35. Between the Lights, 06:32. Shine, 07:07. Substream, 06:32. You can leave your e-mail and we will let you know when the broadcast of the station will be online again: Or listen to the other country dec name stations. Автор: Vanessa Freeman, Композиторы: Vanessa Freeman - Shuya Okino - Yoshihiro Okino - Hajime Yoshizawa - Tomokazu Sugimotom. The Brightness of These Days. Автор: Vanessa Freeman, Композиторы: Shuya Okino - Yoshihiro Okino - Hajime Yoshizawa - Tomokazu Sugimotoom. Mind Expansions. Discover all of this album's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and download. The Brightness of These Days by Kyoto Jazz Massive feat. Vanessa Freeman. was covered in. The Brightness of These Days by 2008. Mind Expansion. was remixed in

Kyoto Jazz Massive - Spirit Of The Sun mp3

Performer: Kyoto Jazz Massive

Title: Spirit Of The Sun

Country: Germany

Release date: 2002

Label: Compost Records

Style: Future Jazz, Broken Beat

Catalog: COMPOST 114-2

Genre: Electronic

Size MP3: 1043 mb

Rating: 4.0 / 5

Votes: 777

Record source: CD, Album

Kyoto Jazz Massive Germany Compost Records Future Jazz Broken Beat 2002

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Punind
I am currently listening to "Behind The Shadow," in my 6 CD changer incessantly. There is nothing significantly notable about it until 2/3 of the way into the song. Then, the glissandos hit, the chords begin to unravel, & 1/3 of the song seems like 2 seconds as time is compressed into space. Galactic jazz would be the fitting description, similar to the Detroit style sounds produced by recent engineers such as Octave One & Drexciya. It is gripping, and it is not outlandishly spectacular, but gives you the feeling of something dear to home like your favorite stuffed animal when you were a child. "Eclipse," is still probably the more popular tune, and "Mind Expansions," has vocals, but I always flip ahead to track 10.
Punind
I am currently listening to "Behind The Shadow," in my 6 CD changer incessantly. There is nothing significantly notable about it until 2/3 of the way into the song. Then, the glissandos hit, the chords begin to unravel, & 1/3 of the song seems like 2 seconds as time is compressed into space. Galactic jazz would be the fitting description, similar to the Detroit style sounds produced by recent engineers such as Octave One & Drexciya. It is gripping, and it is not outlandishly spectacular, but gives you the feeling of something dear to home like your favorite stuffed animal when you were a child. "Eclipse," is still probably the more popular tune, and "Mind Expansions," has vocals, but I always flip ahead to track 10.
LiTTLe_NiGGa_in_THE_СribE
It's almost impossible not to admire an album as well-produced as Kyoto Jazz Massive's SPIRIT OF THE SUN. It encapsulates perfect the whole "future jazz" ethos: just jazzy enough to work a cocktail party, just rhythmic enough to make itself a presence on the dancefloor. But it's universality is also a drawback--it seems a bit too typical. You've got powerful divas singing uplifting vocals (and Victor Davies on "Deep in Your Mind"; you've got funky breaks to keep your feet tapping. The instrumental "Stargazer" has an appropriate dreaminess, while “Behind the Shadow” is as light as a soufflé. But I want something that really demands my attention, rather than well-done tracks that slide off the consciousness. "Eclipse" starts to fit the bill, with its more aggressive drum sequence, and "Substream" kicks in with a 4/4 house beat, but it's not quite enough.
LiTTLe_NiGGa_in_THE_СribE
It's almost impossible not to admire an album as well-produced as Kyoto Jazz Massive's SPIRIT OF THE SUN. It encapsulates perfect the whole "future jazz" ethos: just jazzy enough to work a cocktail party, just rhythmic enough to make itself a presence on the dancefloor. But it's universality is also a drawback--it seems a bit too typical. You've got powerful divas singing uplifting vocals (and Victor Davies on "Deep in Your Mind"; you've got funky breaks to keep your feet tapping. The instrumental "Stargazer" has an appropriate dreaminess, while “Behind the Shadow” is as light as a soufflé. But I want something that really demands my attention, rather than well-done tracks that slide off the consciousness. "Eclipse" starts to fit the bill, with its more aggressive drum sequence, and "Substream" kicks in with a 4/4 house beat, but it's not quite enough.