Smash TV – Noise & Girls

Label: Get Physical Music
Catalog#: GPMCD063BEA
Release date: 26-04-2013
Source: WEB, Album
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 204 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Deep House, Tech House, Electronic

Tracklist:
1 Go Feat. Yoko Duo
2 Whatever Feat. Cari Golden
3 Selling Dreams Feat. Mz Sunday Luv
4 When I
5 Rise
6 Licht
7 Noise & Girls
8 Gaslamps
9 The Sweat With Maher Daniel
10 Back To The 808
11 Sex, Drugs & Miami
12 The High Ones Die With Red Robin
13 The Wakeup
14 Most Valuable Prayer

After burning the candle on both ends together for 3 consecutive years, Smash TV step in the arena to make a statement. Fresh from the barbershop and straight from the beauty salon, the two native Berliners took their drum machines, their classic synths and their guitar out on a strange 6 month date, and present you now all the babies of this steamy liaison under the family name “Noise & Girls”. It’s an album about the duality of life, the (at least) two sides to every story; its about 2 very different characters sharing the love for this musical niche. It’s about trying to keep out of the mental asylum as long as possible, not as easy as it sounds if your job is the best invitation for a long term stay there. Emotion is a key element of the album, with every track conveying a different flavor, like ‘Go feat Yoko Duo’ projecting a sublime warmth, in contrast to the anxious hustle of ‘Gaslamps’. From the opening track ‘Licht’, which takes a slower approach, giving a moment to get in the right mood, Smash TV take us on a ride, always with one foot on the pedal. Relying heavily on soulful grooves and melodic vibes, the album exposes various facets of the duo’s style. From the bass driven thriller ‘The Wake Up’ to the very chilly title track ‘Noise & Girls’, Smash TV blends smooth vocals with even smoother synth lines. We are all very anxious as to what the future holds for Smash TV. If the past is any indicator, we can safely say they wont stop. Not for the early morning, not for age, not even for money they do it because they love it, and that shines every time they stand in front of a crowd or behind a synth