CD Staircase Firstfloor 2002 67728-54707-2 Progressive House Music Electronic

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Starecase – Firstfloor

Label: Kinetic Records – 67728-54707-2
Format:
CD, Album
Country: US
Released: 2002
Genre: Electronic
Style: Progressive House, Breaks
1 Faith
Vocals – Jokate Benson
4:28
2 Understand Me 7:01
3 (Sound Two) Second Time
Vocals – Omi (2)
5:52
4 Come In 5:27
5 Stuck In The Middle 7:39
6 See
Vocals – Charlie Newlands
4:51
7 Aishiteru 6:41
8 Bitter Little Pill
Vocals – Sean Cook
3:58
9 The Bitter End 5:59
Barcode (Text): 6 77285 47072 1
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scoundrel Jan 15, 2013
Starecase came during the heyday of progressive trance/house/breaks, and while it may sound typical for this period, it does have some crowd-pleasing moments, like on "Faith," which has a nice pop sensibility with its vocals. "(Sound Two) Second Time" hits the 4/4 for more club friendliness. "Stuck in the Middle" gets more aggressive. But they can also operate on other moods: the slower "Understand Me" opens with a nice spacey melody before the bass kicks in to rough things up, while "Come In" has a delicate guitar line to add a fragility to an otherwise rockin' track. "Aishiteru" maintains the dreamy feel throughout. "The Bitter End" rounds out the album with a galloping beat. Curious that there was never a second floor from these guys, but what we have is still enough to stand on.
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