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Personnel: Daniel Elsen (guitar); Michael A. Hauser (flamenco guitar); Marcus Wise (tabla).
Personnel: Michael Hauser (guitar); Maria Elena (vocals); Jocko MacNeely (bass); Marcus Wise (tabla); Mike LaBriola (percussion).
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$14.89 Zebda scored a major summer 2000 French hit with the ragga-propelled, jump-up-and-celebrate "Tomber la Chemise," and it was a double-edged sword for the Toulouse group. Not from pressure to duplicate the success, but from the political group's own desire to avoid being viewed as a mere pop band with nothing substantial to say. But Utopie d'Occase may tip the scales too far the other way in continuing Zebda's trend toward a more minimal sound since the hard-hitting Le Bruit et l'Odeur. Not that much remains of the dance-inducing rhythms that made its blend of ragga, rock, and rap so inviting -- the punch of the music is largely scaled back to serve as a backdrop for Magyd Cherfi's lyrics. It's not too apparent on the stately "L'Erreur Est Humaine," while "J'y Suis J'y Reste" brings in a French accordion feel and gets lively at the end with drums double timing underneath an Arab string melody. More mournful ...
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$12.15 Where has Damian Harris been for the last eight years, you're unlikely to ask? It turns out the Big Beat architect/Norman Cook chum/Skint label boss is alive and well and spent at least a chunk of the time since his late-to-the-party debut LP living in Paris, partying it up with the likes of the Ed Banger and Kitsuné rosters -- labels whose output arguably represents the closest trendy dance music has come to the bombastic, rock/hip-hop/electro-fusing spirit of big beat since the genre fell into disfavor around the turn of the millennium. In fact, to judge by General Disarray's extensive liner thank yous, he's been making friends with virtually everyone who's anyone in the 21st century dance world, but those French connections in particular led to a role executive producing Justice's massive 2007 single "D.A.N.C.E.," and in turn to that groups' Xavier de Rosnay contributions to the Midfield General comeback single, "Disco Sirens." For a song celebrating (and prominently featuring) big beat's most obnoxious secondary trait, it's surprisingly delightful, thanks in part to de Rosnay's funky-struttin' bass work, which nods just slightly to Daft Punk's "Around the World," as well as cheeky rap-styled vocals by Vila of Modular's Bumblebeez 81. That track (it was also mixed by Soulwax, giving it quite an impressive blog-house pedigree) makes an auspicious calling card for this highly unanticipated return, and the guest-heavy General Disarray doesn't disappoint, although it can't help but live up to its title. Like its predecessor, this is a gleefully disorderly grab-bag of an album, wide-ranging in its stylistic variety but also in its rate of success. Save for "Sirens" and the free-floating "Loving Laughter," which is built around samples from Pat Stalworth's sultry 1974 psychedelic soul rarity "Questions," the tracks with prominent vocals don't fare very well -- neither the inexplicable revisiting of Red Sovine's saccharine 1976 country hit "Teddy Bear," with actor Ralph Brown, nor Noel Fielding's unintelligible rambling on "Seed Distribution" encourages repeated listens, while the Robots ...
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