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Performer: Trevor Rockcliffe
Title: The Different Strokes EP
Country: UK
Genre: Electronic
Style:House, Techno
Released: Jul 2003
Catalog number: INTEC21
Label: Intec Records
MP3 album szie: 1493 mb
FLAC album size: 2567 mb

Tracklist

A Big Night
Vocals – EskaWritten-By – Eska Mtungwazi
B1 Extraordinary Things
Saxophone – EtmoWritten-By – Etienne Molina
B2 Symetric

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
INTEC21 Trevor Rockcliffe The Different Strokes EP ‎(12", EP, Promo, W/Lbl, Sti) Intec Records INTEC21 UK Unknown
INTEC021 Trevor Rockcliffe The Different Strokes EP ‎(12", EP, W/Lbl) Intec Records INTEC021 UK 2003

Credits

  • DesignSamuel Muir
  • Engineer, Keyboards [Additional]Jamie Odell (tracks: A, B1)
  • Mastered ByWally C.
  • Producer, Written-ByPaulo Nascimento (tracks: A, B1), Trevor Rockcliffe

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 689629 112266

Companies

  • Published By – Prime Music Publishing Ltd.
  • Published By – Westbury Music Ltd.
  • Published By – Music Is Music Ltd
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Intec Records
  • Copyright (c) – Intec Records
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Reviews: (2)
komandante
komandante
"Big Night" is an average deep house tune, "Extraordinary Things" is a nice jazzy and housy chill out track. "Symetric" is techno and the lead stabs base upon Carl Craigs classical remix of Ultramarines "Hooter"
Kazigrel
Kazigrel
If you can go past the banal diva vocals and lame disco feel of Big Night, the B side kicks off with Extraordinary Things, which displays just that through a soulful saxophone, mournful piano licks and a groovy bass line. Very relaxing and deep house music for heads losing it on the floor during the later hours of the after party.
Symetric is more upbeat, with an onmarching loop just coming and coming at you, bringing forth an urge to move as it commands. Not hard, just very funky and ear friendly, think of the loopy Naples sound, yet not that hard. Despite the somewhat formulaic approach, with its four on the floor drive, punctuated by a deep bass line and topped off with that shimmering loop, it's a track bound to work any crowd on an open terrace during summer season.
What to say? Different strokes indeed. Three tracks, each different from the other. My pick would be B1, mainly due to skillful incorporation of live instruments into electronic music, and it almost has a proper jazz feel to it. A great track, and hot on its heels is Symetric, with undeniable club orientated charm.