- Plunderphonics
- Alternative dance
- Sound collage
- Mashup
- Sampledelic
- Electronic music
Comment: it is a real
pleasure to be back by one of the reincarnations of Chenard Walcker
who is here to exploit the voice of Helen Merrill and her album
A
Shade Of Difference (1968) and mingle it with rough yet funky
electronic beats, propulsive brass sections, and Motown-led male
voices. In truth, a theme called
My Funny Valentine has been
one of the most well-known themes worldwide for years being created
by Richard Rodgers, and Lorenz Hart in 1937. Yeah, I am sure you will
get your rocks off on that handful of tracks. Of course, similarly to
a very huge part of his other issues the release is a part of his own
imprint Free Sample Zone (some albums or tracks are related to such
imprints as WM Recordings, Comfort Stand Recordings, and Laboratoire
Moderne). In a word, look for a Valentine. For example, yesterday I
looked at My Bloody Valentine.
