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Compost Black Label #104

by Beanfield

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Alone 07:29
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Bring You Love 06:36
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Digital Bonus: Alone (Instrumental) 07:09
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Fresh and well back again. One of the leading lights in Compost’s history, Beanfield’s mastermind Jan Krause has produced an impeccable run of singles and albums, while in the last three years he did productions for dozens of other great artists like Permanent Vacation, Roland Appel, Robert Owens.

If you’re a bit familiar with the Compost back catalogue, besides the three Beanfield albums and lot of hits like „Tides“ (Beanfield’s „Tides“ sold over 10.000 vinyl singles), you can find his masterful producer credits on more than ten different artist albums. Although the last Beanfield release was 2008, Jan Krause was and is always busy producing, mixing, recording in his own full professional big room studio. By the way, recently he wrote and recorded two songs with Christian Prommer for Christian’s „Ambach“ album.
„Alone“ featuring Marzenka is showing Beanfield on formidable form: kicking forward with slick n tuff beats and basslines, soulful vocals by Munich based Marzenka, blistering synths, beautiful ingrediences all over the place, underpinned by an aqueous atmosphere. Both tracks are timeless balanced and infectious house tunes.

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released October 4, 2013

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