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Not exactly a revolution in the making, Drop the Break opts for the familiar tones of house, trip-hop and occasionally breakbeat rave from California's club culture. Several tracks make a break from the norm with actual instruments and polite scratching, but for the most part Drop the Break charts a course through the been-there-heard-that forms of electronic dance. ~ John Bush
Arrangers: DJ Aaron Carter; Stephen James Barry.
Personnel: David Prince, Francis J. Carter (vocals); Stephen James Barry (guitar, keyboards, drums, percussion); DJ Aaron Carter (keyboards, drums, percussion, scratches).
Recording information: Cloud, Long Beach, CA.
Cirrus Drop The Break Songs | 1. | Future |
| 2. | Leap into the Light |
| 3. | Break In - (Transatlantic Move Mix) |
| 4. | Ghetto of Life |
| 5. | Superstar DJ |
| 6. | Abduction |
| 7. | Superstar |
| 8. | Drop the Break |
| 9. | October 27 |
| 10. | Nassau |
| 11. | Break In |
| 12. | Yallah Habibe |
| 13. | Bionic Hippy |
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