AnotherLateNight

by Zero 7

Overview

Following volumes helmed by Fila Brazillia, Howie B, and Rae & Christian, Kinetic's downtempo mix series Another Late Night turned to Zero 7, another electronica production act sympathetic to the idea of a soulful chill-out session. And though the racks are already straining from the weight of laid-back mix albums, Zero 7's is another solid edition. The duo begins on a high note, culling half a dozen great tracks from the rap underground like "Real Eyes" by freak-out auteur Quasimoto and an excellent postmodern dub deconstruction of "Witness" by Roots Manuva. Farther on, Zero 7 tightly navigates the common ground between France and Brazil, courtesy of the heart-stopping transition between new-school Brazilian group Da Lata and a remix (by Matthew Herbert) of the Serge Gainsbourg/Brigitte Bardot classic "Bonnie & Clyde." They also flaunt their knowledge of soul by seeking out specialist heroes Leroy Hutson and Sylvia Striplin, and contribute their own remake of "Truth and Rights," a 1980 cut from reggae rocker Johnny Osbourne. Yes, Another Late Night does display yet another electronica act trying to prove they know their music history, but even if it is rather poised, it's also very good. ~ John Bush

Product Details

Release Date:	01/24/2025
Label:	Universal Uk
UPC:	5060391093369

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Zero 7   Primary Artist
Slum Village   Primary Artist
Souls of Mischief   Primary Artist
The Cinematic Orchestra   Primary Artist
L. Hutson   Primary Artist
M. Hawkins   Primary Artist
Shawn Lee   Primary Artist,Multi Instruments,Vocals
Sylvia Striplin   Primary Artist
Serge Gainsbourg   Primary Artist
Joy Zipper   Primary Artist
Roots Manuva   Primary Artist
Quasimoto   Primary Artist
Bodyrockers   Primary Artist
The Stylistics   Primary Artist
Yesterdays New Quintet   Primary Artist
Da Lata   Primary Artist
Jim O'Rourke   Primary Artist
Don Blackman   Primary Artist
Leroy Hutson   Primary Artist
Dedi Madden   Guitar
Charles Cross   Viola
Jamie Coleman   Trumpet
Emil Chitakov   Violin
Paul Butler   Trumpet
Oliver Langford   Violin
Tom Chant   Piano (Electric)
Sally Herbert   Violin
Robin Mullarkey   Bass
Phil France   Bass (Electric)
Yvonne John Lewis   Vocals
Mike Atkinson   Cello
Crispin Taylor   Drums
Simon Leach   Saxophone
T. Daniel Howard   Drums
Eddie Stevens   Organ (Hammond)

Technical Credits

A. Carter   Composer
Tabitha Tindale   Composer
Vincent Cafiso   Mixing,Composer,Engineer,Producer
Dylan Burns   Composer
Bill Brewster   Liner Notes
Andrew Thornton   Engineer
Kaz James   Composer
Titus Glover   Composer
James Yancey   Mixing,Composer,Producer
Shawn Lee   Producer,Composer
Slum Village   Performer
Sylvia Striplin   Composer,Performer
Kirk Yano   Engineer
Kevin Metcalfe   Mastering
Jason Swinscoe   Composer
Otis Jackson, Jr.   Composer
Clement "Coxsone" Dodd   Composer
Frank Amato   Engineer
Serge Gainsbourg   Composer,Performer
Madlib   Composer,Producer
Johnny Osbourne   Composer
Joy Zipper   Performer
Roots Manuva   Composer,Performer
Roy Ayers   Composer
Quasimoto   Performer
Michel Colombier   Arranger
The Stylistics   Performer
R.L. Altman III   Composer
Yesterdays New Quintet   Performer
Todd Fairall   Mixing,Engineer
Thom Bell   Composer
Otis Jackson   Composer
Da Lata   Performer
Zero 7   Mixing,Producer
Jim O'Rourke   Composer
Billy Cobham   Composer
Craig Richards   Design,Paintings,Photography
Don Blackman   Composer
Leroy Hutson   Composer
Lord G   Producer
Linda Creed   Composer
Matthew Herbert   Producer,Remixing
Souls of Mischief   Performer
Tim Massey   Composer
The Cinematic Orchestra   Performer
L. Hutson   Performer
Frank Amalo   Engineer
D. Thompson   Composer
M. Hawkins   Composer,Performer
Andy Thornton   Engineer