| | Evolution: The New Breed Of Electronic Pop CD
This album represents the new breed of electronic pop, featuring many of today's rising synthpop stars from around the globe as well as some new bands that will be making their presence felt in the near future. The tracks here illustrate the great variety the synthpop genre has to offer, ranging from melancholy to uplifting in mood, laid-back to energetic in tempo, and retro to modern in sound. The common elements are that all of the songs selected for this release are exclusive, original, and of the highest quality. "Evolution" is the debut release from Cohaagen Music, and shows the promise of things to come from the label. Evolution: The New Breed Of Electronic Pop Music Evolution: The New Breed Of Electronic Pop Songs | 1. | Ganymede - The Final Year (Club Mix) - Ganymede |
| 2. | Mourning After - Listen to My Heart, The - The Mourning After |
| 3. | Soviet - Bank Holiday - American Soviet Youth Orchestra |
| 4. | Nukleon - Sometimes - Nukleon |
| 5. | Freezepop - Tender Lies (Single Version) - Freezepop |
| 6. | Gary Flanagan - Summertime - Gary Flanagan |
| 7. | Electrosquad - Dorian Gray - Electrosquad |
| 8. | Raindancer - I Believe in You - Raindancer |
| 9. | Axoe - The Well - Axoe |
| 10. | Empire State Human - Post Madonna - Empire State Human |
| 11. | Strange Angels - (You Make Me Feel) Alive (Ganymede Remix) - Strange Angels |
| 12. | Blind Before Dawn - Angel With Broken Wing (Eloquent Mix) - Blind Before Dawn |
| 13. | Karacter - Marathon - Karacter |
| 14. | Mystic Underground - Oxygen, The - Mystic Underground |
| 15. | Simulator - Moments Away - Simulator |
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