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Mathias Schaffhauser, Jorge Socarras & Fanatico – Dancing Daze

Label: Yellow Tail
Catalog#: YTLP02
Release date: 01-05-2013
Source: WEB
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 176 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Tech House, Minimal, Electronic

Tracklist:
1. Mathias Schaffhauser, Jorge Socarras & Fanatico – Dancing Days (7:05)
2. Mathias Schaffhauser, Jorge Socarras & Fanatico – Tessio (8:18)
3. Mathias Schaffhauser, Jorge Socarras & Fanatico – Both Ends Burning (6:29)
4. Mathias Schaffhauser, Jorge Socarras & Fanatico – Linger (8:59)
5. Mathias Schaffhauser, Jorge Socarras & Fanatico – 2000 Light Years From Home (5:40)
6. Mathias Schaffhauser, Jorge Socarras & Fanatico – Last Call (9:33)
7. Mathias Schaffhauser, Jorge Socarras & Fanatico – Dreams (8:38)
8. Mathias Schaffhauser, Jorge Socarras & Fanatico – Dancing Barefoot (7:22)
9. Mathias Schaffhauser, Jorge Socarras & Fanatico – Whatever Gets You Through The Night (11:15)
10. Mathias Schaffhauser, Jorge Socarras & Fanatico – Zarathustra (4:15)

Ranging from electronica to experimental, from minimal pop to state of the art song deconstruction, this first album of the transatlantic duo Fanatico will comprise a diverse selection of cover songs as well as new original material. Can you imagine Patti Smith and Led Zeppelin tracks with dance beats? You will after listening to Dancing Daze. Fanatico is a new project of DJ-producer Mathias Schaffhäuser and vocalist Jorge Socarrás from New York. The project came about when Mathias Schaffhäuser did a remix of a track from the Patrick Cowley and Jorge Socarrás vintage 70s album, Catholic, which was retro-released in 2009 by Macro Music, Berlin. The two men had never met, but Socarrás contacted Schaffhäuser to say how much he liked the remix. Schaffhäuser, who was an old fan of Socarrás 80s band, Indoor Life, replied suggesting that perhaps they might work together sometime. Through subsequent emails both expressed how theyd each been wanting to interpret some cover songs, eventually leading to Socarrás going to Köln in August 2010 and spending a week recording with Schaffhäuser in his studio. The two had remarkable chemistry from the start, working together as if they were longtime music partners. Indeed Socarrás felt that in Schaffhäusers envelope-pushing minimalism hed found a contemporary successor to his earlier collaborators.