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S.R.J. S.R.J.
spacey yet focused feel with lovely rhythm gtr interjections alternates with kinda orchestral counter feel - synth lead skips over the top and under the waves a drowned ghostly bell tolls as a thin mist curls around the spires
AB AN AK AB AN AK
Another definition of Space Reggae Jazz a more coherent outing which brings us back into focus yet chills and lets us down easy
Prestadigitation Limitz Edit Prestadigitation Limitz Edit
Insistent rhythm section propels a quietly energetic dynamic.
Da Re-Mix Da Re-Mix
Full on re-mix Horn Stabs – Cookin’ B-Line – weird spacey backwash – dubstyle delay mix
(single) Bud Bros. Boogie (single) Bud Bros. Boogie
Ruff beats with a phat b.line pumping – delicate keyboards tiptoe over a shifting vibe plus quiet organ stabs
Freestyle Freestyle
An improvisation a critic wrote 'I think you have really broken free with this one'
Little Lilly walks for water Little Lilly walks for water
the title comes from a careless remark of a workmate and reminds those of us that have a tap to turn for water that not all are so fortunate. The lead line sounds a bit like a guitar but is actually a voice on the Rhodes MK80
(free single) Hands of Dr. Hood (free single) Hands of Dr. Hood
Space reggae jazz feel with melting synths – we’re floating away
Turn of Tides Turn of Tides
Searing strobeing percussion builds relentlessly restlessly until ebbing away.
Leaving the Airlock Leaving the Airlock
Suddenly the scene changes – matchless vistas as we emerge.
Hands of Dr. Hood Hands of Dr. Hood
Space reggae jazz feel with melting synths – we’re floating away (this track also available as free single mp3)
Bud Bros. Boogie Bud Bros. Boogie
Ruff beats with a phat b.line pumping – delicate keyboards tiptoe over a shifting vibe plus quiet organ stabs
H.D.S II H.D.S II
Built around a drum sample taken from the solo in the previously released track H.D.S. (On R-MEX’s first ever CD ‘The Difference is’ 1999) a space reggae jazz feel lopes along.
Da Final Version Da Final Version
Final re-mix of Killer Space Reggae Jazz tune. There won’t be any more-mixes of this now.
That's Our Que That's Our Que
Powerful anthemic space reggae jazz with subtle synth scratching (a remix of this appears on ‘ATIKMA’)
Somebody Someday Somebody Someday
Steam driven gongs and cartoon pipe organ fairground toffee apples
