Reel People Second Guess Rar

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Reel People - Second Guess CD ONE 01 The Rain Feat. Sharlene Hector 02 In The Sun Feat. Angela Johnson 03 Can’t Stop Feat. Angela Johnson 04 Second Guess Feat. Jag 05 Back 2 Base Feat. Dyanna Fearon 06 Washing Away Feat. Dyanna Fearon 07 You Used To Hold Me So Tight Feat. Angela Johnson 08 Steppin Feat. Dyanna Fearon.

N 2001, Oli Lazarus founded Papa Records and simultaneously launched Reel People on to the soulful underground stage. Debut single Spiritual landed soon after. Its’ warm, engaging brand of soul-infused house clearly signaled Reel People’s potential.

In 2002, talented musician and writer Mike Patto joined the project and, a year later, Reel People’s hugely acclaimed sophomore album Second Guess was released on Papa.The record was refreshingly broad in its tastes – hip-hop and sultry rim-soul through to funked-up jazzy house – and saw collaborations with a wealth of underground talent including D-Influence singer- songwriter Dyanna Fearon (on the instantly classic Butterflies) and US soulstress Angela Johnson (on fan favourite Can’t Stop). Reel People subsequently went live, touring globally with highlight shows at the Tokyo Jazz Festival alongside Herbie Hancock, Japan’s infamous Blue Note club and, back in the UK, V Festival and T In The Park.A 2004 showcase at the House Music Awardswas lapped up by Defected Records boss Simon Dunmore, who subsequently re-released Second Guess with a tasty bonus disc of live recordings and remixes, and three new songs, including The Rain graced by the vocal charms of Sharlene Hector. Come the re-release, early 2005, Reel People was thrust tastefully into the hearts and minds of even more underground listeners.2008 welcomed brand new long-player Seven Ways To Wonder. Lead single Alibi, featuring singer Darien, cut a slice of delicious sun-drenched Latino-soul that neatly reflected the band’s artistic progression and greater compositional confidence. The new album also presented sweet Omar-voiced soca groove Outta Love, soul-disco bomb Amazing (featuring Tony Momrelle and Imaani,) and the classy Steely Dan-edged Ordinary Man.

Praised widely, Seven Ways delivered funky, sashaying pep whilst taking a shrewd step back from the dancefloorin order to better convey the band’s fully-formed, free-ranging ideas.Mike Patto left late 2008 to push other projects but Oli’s exciting work relationships with Momrelle and studio don Toni Economides meant that new creative platforms were there to further develop Reel People’s sound.Lazarus and Momrelle launched label Reel People Music in December 2009 with the single Star, a feel- good, jazz-funky lick fronted superbly by Momrelle.

British dance-pop trio 's full-length debut is a throwback to the mid-'90s heyday of acid jazz, particularly. Like that collective, the focus on is on '70s-style smooth jazz grooves in the or mode, the chorused guitars, rubbery fretless bass, and electric piano lines updated with crisp electronic beats. (Opening track 'The Rain' in particular is a full-on tribute to the mellow side of '70s fusion.) And singers and slot neatly into the soul diva roles that and filled in, providing the songs with a dramatic focal point. The main difference is that there's little discernible hip-hop influence in these sleek R&B grooves, except on 'Steppin',' featuring a guest appearance by American rapper, and even that song is built on a woody-sounding standup bass and clavinet. Elsewhere, soul and dance-pop are the order of the day, with the single 'Can't Stop' a particularly intoxicating high point.

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Reel People - Second Guess CD ONE 01 The Rain Feat. Sharlene Hector 02 In The Sun Feat. Angela Johnson 03 Can’t Stop Feat. Angela Johnson 04 Second Guess Feat. Jag 05 Back 2 Base Feat. Dyanna Fearon 06 Washing Away Feat. Dyanna Fearon 07 You Used To Hold Me So Tight Feat. Angela Johnson 08 Steppin Feat. Dyanna Fearon.

N 2001, Oli Lazarus founded Papa Records and simultaneously launched Reel People on to the soulful underground stage. Debut single Spiritual landed soon after. Its’ warm, engaging brand of soul-infused house clearly signaled Reel People’s potential.

In 2002, talented musician and writer Mike Patto joined the project and, a year later, Reel People’s hugely acclaimed sophomore album Second Guess was released on Papa.The record was refreshingly broad in its tastes – hip-hop and sultry rim-soul through to funked-up jazzy house – and saw collaborations with a wealth of underground talent including D-Influence singer- songwriter Dyanna Fearon (on the instantly classic Butterflies) and US soulstress Angela Johnson (on fan favourite Can’t Stop). Reel People subsequently went live, touring globally with highlight shows at the Tokyo Jazz Festival alongside Herbie Hancock, Japan’s infamous Blue Note club and, back in the UK, V Festival and T In The Park.A 2004 showcase at the House Music Awardswas lapped up by Defected Records boss Simon Dunmore, who subsequently re-released Second Guess with a tasty bonus disc of live recordings and remixes, and three new songs, including The Rain graced by the vocal charms of Sharlene Hector. Come the re-release, early 2005, Reel People was thrust tastefully into the hearts and minds of even more underground listeners.2008 welcomed brand new long-player Seven Ways To Wonder. Lead single Alibi, featuring singer Darien, cut a slice of delicious sun-drenched Latino-soul that neatly reflected the band’s artistic progression and greater compositional confidence. The new album also presented sweet Omar-voiced soca groove Outta Love, soul-disco bomb Amazing (featuring Tony Momrelle and Imaani,) and the classy Steely Dan-edged Ordinary Man.

Praised widely, Seven Ways delivered funky, sashaying pep whilst taking a shrewd step back from the dancefloorin order to better convey the band’s fully-formed, free-ranging ideas.Mike Patto left late 2008 to push other projects but Oli’s exciting work relationships with Momrelle and studio don Toni Economides meant that new creative platforms were there to further develop Reel People’s sound.Lazarus and Momrelle launched label Reel People Music in December 2009 with the single Star, a feel- good, jazz-funky lick fronted superbly by Momrelle.

British dance-pop trio 's full-length debut is a throwback to the mid-'90s heyday of acid jazz, particularly. Like that collective, the focus on is on '70s-style smooth jazz grooves in the or mode, the chorused guitars, rubbery fretless bass, and electric piano lines updated with crisp electronic beats. (Opening track 'The Rain' in particular is a full-on tribute to the mellow side of '70s fusion.) And singers and slot neatly into the soul diva roles that and filled in, providing the songs with a dramatic focal point. The main difference is that there's little discernible hip-hop influence in these sleek R&B grooves, except on 'Steppin',' featuring a guest appearance by American rapper, and even that song is built on a woody-sounding standup bass and clavinet. Elsewhere, soul and dance-pop are the order of the day, with the single 'Can't Stop' a particularly intoxicating high point.