Hungry Lucy is a duo composed by War-N Harrison & Christa Belle, that produce atmospheric electronic music, with some trip-hop influence.

Pulse of the Earth is a 10-tracks album that remembers in many parts the most electronic album made by Madonna, Ray Of Light. If you like Frozen, you will appreciate also this production.

Pulse of the Earth is also the name of the track we like to start, the second one on the album. It’s almost oniric, with a good singing and atmosphere, on an interesting rhythm phrasing.

In Bumble we like the electronic piano groove and the tranquility over the whole track.

Hill is less atmospheric but more incisive and groovy. We like the synth bassline and the bigbeat used in the refrain.

Wandering ends the album with a faster rhythm and an involving sound, if you wish to dance, this is the track for you.

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Really pleased to announce the second issue of the Bazzmann Downtempo Selections!

Here is the playlist:

1. Have No Tyrant / SGX
2. Empty / t r y ^ d
3. Blue Chaos / Realaze
4. Respiro / Fcojav
5. Correre sulle case / Marco Connelli
6. Apathy to the Devil / Strange Zero
7. Frasi che / Luca Bazz
8. When the chips are down / Xaviant Haze
9. Plume / Silence
10. Do not disturb / Dikital
11. It’s heavy to breathe / Sasha Knyazev
12. Ghetto blaster / Sachango
13. Invisible walls / Revolution Void
14. Demain, comme hier! / Ogg Vorbis
15. Moon 4 / Fluydo (Fluydo vs Ice One rmx)
16. Signs / Kellee Maize
17. Cheyenne soul / MEA (FrenchLAB)
18. Orbital movement / Frank Molder
19. Pulse of the earth / Hungry Lucy

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If you know Ibiza, you also know the magic atmosphere around it.

You know the dance tribe, you know the all night long movida, you know Café del Mar.

All this is included in Sunlove in my mind, the work of Eivissa Salinas featuring Dj Hseres,  a 5-tracks electro-lounge-ambient EP.

The opening track, Just a moment, it may be the most intensive of the entire work. We really like Loin au delà, really enchanting and relaxing, with a great bass groove and rarefied atmospheres.

The title track, Sunlove in my mind, is a classic. With its acoustic guitar it’s a classic track in full respect of Buddha Bar and Café del Mar tradition.

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We already reviewed this collective, when they released the Volume 3, Lilith and Selena, a 27-tracks double album of absolutely good quality chillout music.

Now, with the new release, they added 1 more track, with excellent sounds.

So relax yourself and get ready…

A good friends of your relaxing time is the ones made by EXIT Project Shanti Place, called Granular Garden and Intro Scene. It’s an electronic and ethereal pleasure. More liquid, with a good electric Rhodes piano, is Don’t Be Sad by ArLeAn Project. An authentic Buddha Bar style track.

For your yoga sessions we suggest you Flight of Butterfly by TRANCESIB, In Subway.Morning 11 by Eugene Kush and The Feeling of Fly by Chistilin Aleksey.

For your stretching session after a hard fitness training, we have this winding-down tracks: Solitude of the Time by Ocean Shiver, The Sliping Countness and Till You Make a Breathe by The Kirbi, and Eyes Like a Lotus Flower by santah.

Last but not least, try to listen to Never Too Late by J-Sun, a funny experiment to bring the 70′s into the new millennium. Then pass to Desert by AI K: a fast and ipnotic trip over an electronic desert, blended to a jazzy bridge. Don’t miss it!

Well, it’s time to let you find out the rest of this work…

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Twelve pure ethic and fusion tracks.
An album that contains sonorities from many parts of the world: Africa, India, Australia, China and more!

A trip around the Earth, discovering traditional sounds fused with classical vocalisms and elettronic solutions.

We really like the way that this french artist put together so many differents musical styles, creating an harmonic whole tha can makes you feel deep emotions.

The first track, Fly in the Universe, the most sophisticated and sensual of the album, got a great vocal  and an interesting swing.

In Charlize Temple, track number four, there is even a recall to the Requiem of Mozart: a great fusion of electronic sound and classical vocals, with an interaction of an unexpected african theme!

Great work in Mha Mha Mhe Kussa, seventh track, because listening it, if you close your eyes, it can be difficoult to identify in witch part of the world you can be in: african voices, electronic beats, chinese flutes and guitars…great mix!

You will really be sourprised from every song of this album!

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The community named “Tunguska Electronic Music Society” was created by several musicians and composers on the threshold of centenary of the Tunguska phenomenal catastrophe, in order to capture the public attention to such an extraordinary event.

It is an international creative cooperation of musicians, producers, dj’s and composers, who work from the beginning of 2007 in “Tunguska Music” style. TMS is also a net of network music distribution labels and a net of little bars and cafes.

Over 15 artists and 27 tracks inside this state of art chillout double album.

The main style of the whole work is smooth and liquid, with sounds from Mother Earth to Outer Space, up and down through the mesosphere and the exosphere.

Into this big cosmic galaxy of music we found our preferred brighter stars, named Argonika with their Heavens Cry and Do You Hear. We really loved the vocoder singing and the composition.

Moreover, we really like Pianochocolate with his mix of classical instruments like piano and violins on an electronic pad. In ZuZu we also have an Indian singer, we suppose.

And, even if we have to remember that all the work is a bomb, we have one more shot to bang: Electro-Nick with his Istra Train. We really appreciate the involving groove with the brass-like synth solo.

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We choosed this album from Ben because we feel it the best and mellow production he made. “Best” is a way to define an album that result more complete, various and well performed than the others we listened. Of course the last one “Arabica” is a good production as well.

Even if all of this volume is pretty good, we have some preference of course!

Jendouba vs. N Khemir is a classic house track with chillout sound, Tabarka and Megrine Chill vs. W. Cherif are the ones with the most involving groove. Carthago is simply amazing: a classic example of real instrumental chillout track, with a main line of acoustic guitar, piano, percussions and a perfect acoustic guitar solo. You really love.

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