Om Lounge, Vol. 8

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Never a label to shy away from a good compilation, San Francisco's Om Records release the eighth in their Om Lounge series, assembling mostly exclusive tracks from the company's heavy hitting stable of artists. Always championing the seductive, rather than orgasmic, side of house and downtempo, these 13 tracks meld deep tissue bass with feather tickling high-end, and the occasional finger-sucking vocal on tracks from Atlanta guru Chris Brann caught here as P'Taah and U.K. multi-genre producer, the tragically named Bitstream Dream. But the true gem in this package is the newly prolific Mark Farina whose "Dream Machine," off of his stellar debut artist album, Air Farina, is...
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Editorial Reviews

All Music Guide - Joshua Glazer
Never a label to shy away from a good compilation, San Francisco's Om Records release the eighth in their Om Lounge series, assembling mostly exclusive tracks from the company's heavy hitting stable of artists. Always championing the seductive, rather than orgasmic, side of house and downtempo, these 13 tracks meld deep tissue bass with feather tickling high-end, and the occasional finger-sucking vocal on tracks from Atlanta guru Chris Brann caught here as P'Taah and U.K. multi-genre producer, the tragically named Bitstream Dream. But the true gem in this package is the newly prolific Mark Farina whose "Dream Machine," off of his stellar debut artist album, Air Farina, is a sort of shanty back-alley pop with tin can percussion and perfectly unaffected vocals by Sean Hayes. In fact, before lying down for this production-line compilation, you'd probably be better off grabbing Farina's full-length, or the new one by Om's newest house superstar, Kaskade. In the days when house music was a singles game meant for club and DJs, assembling tracks like this was essential for the home listener. But with so many producers finally delivering the goods on artist albums, this is defiantly a second tier priority.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 11/18/2003
  • Label: Om Records
  • UPC: 600353034624
  • Catalog Number: 30346

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 The Water and the Sun - Zeb (6:13)
  2. 2 The Oldest Story - P'taah (7:02)
  3. 3 Tonight - Kaskade (5:34)
  4. 4 Dream Again - Rithma (4:35)
  5. 5 Golden Nectar - J Boogie's Dubtronic Science (5:57)
  6. 6 Generally - Colossus (4:03)
  7. 7 Dreaming of You - King Kooba (6:43)
  8. 8 You Can't Have Your Cake - 2 Block Radius (7:48)
  9. 9 Momentary Visions - Afro-Mystik (5:11)
  10. 10 Transcendental - Bitstream Dream (5:21)
  11. 11 Dream Machine - Sean Hayes (6:12)
  12. 12 Womanside - Swamburger (4:36)
  13. 13 The Real Thing - Emo (6:01)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
Terrance Downs Vocals
Assi Roar Bass
Carlos Araiza Flute, Conga
Saki Kaskas Guitar
Kebbi Williams Saxophone
Filip Den Etniske Hendrix Nikolîc Keyboards
Jah Bobby Vocals
Farfar Drums
Julius Speed fender rhodes
Gabby Lang Sitar
Technical Credits
Leonard Bernstein Composer
Stevie Wonder Composer
B.F. Wood Composer
Mark Farina Arranger, Composer, Producer
Chris Brann Composer
Charlie Tate Composer
A. Brooks Composer
DJ Fluid Producer
C. Tate Producer
M.J. Harris Composer, Producer
Chris Duckenfield Programming, Instrumentation
Finn Bjarson Producer
Etienne Stehelin Composer, Engineer, Creation
Ryan Raddon Composer, Producer
Moreno Visini Composer
Djosos Krost Producer
Om Family Producer
Casey Nefcy Mastering
Djfarfar Composer
Yoni Gileadi Producer
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