| | Cafe Del Mar, Vol. 7 CD (1 Customer Review)
The Cafe del Mar series of compilations is inspired by a cafe of the same name in Ibiza, centered around sunset watching, and also, like much of Ibiza, club music. The ambient music on these anthologies is designed to complement sunset watching, and the collections have thereby become renowned as repositories of "chill out" music; it's even been reported that Madonna counts these among her favorite records. Bush (represented by a N.O.W. remix of "Letting the Cables Sleep") and Moby (with "Whispering Wind") are the only names likely to be recognized by most listeners of this volume, which was assembled by Bruno, a DJ at Cafe Del Mar itself. It's jet-set music with class or, to be harsher, music for members of the leisure class who can afford to while away their hours at such expensive resorts, but want their sultry electronica-cum-Muzak with a tinge of hip artiness. It's only a tinge; it's relaxing but slick ambient music (some vocal, some instrumental), the arrangements' electronics and synths sometimes colored by Mediterranean or South American-sounding guitars and melodies. It's easy to picture this as the soundtrack to holiday romance films in which young, rich, and beautiful couples, such as the one pictured on the sleeve, begin affairs on a spectacularly lit beach at dusk. The rest of us just have to put this on in the kitchen while we heat our soup and sulk with envy. ~ Richie Unterberger
Seventh Volume Of The Successful Series That Spotlights Some Of The Best Ambient-Trance Tracks Making The Rounds Recently. Artists Included: Moby, Lux, Bush, Bent, Uko & More.
Recording information: Battery Studios; Benirras Studios; Touchwood Studios, Leeds, England; Virtual Sound Lab Studios.
Photographer: Rick Guest.
Unknown Contributor Role: EASE.
Arrangers: Pete Yeadon; Fros'T; Ned Kelly; Professor Stretch; Joy Rose; Underwolves.
Personnel: Joy Rose, Cathy Battistessa (vocals); Ben Lord, Norberto Rodriguez, Lakki Patey (guitar); Nathan Bray (trumpet); Pete Yeadon, Jules Evans, Professor Stretch, Robin Taylor-Firth (keyboards, programming); Fros'T, Oystein Sevåg (keyboards).
Audio Mixers: Damien Asker-Browne; EASE; Jules Evans; Professor Stretch; Moby.
Cafe Del Mar, Vol. 7 Music | List Price | $13.97 (You save $1.98) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Dance CDs, Electronica, Dance Collections | | Label | MCA | | Orig Year | 2000 | | All Time Sales Rank |  41622  | | CD Universe Part number | 1458786 | | Catalog number | 524912 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Feb 13, 2001 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Pete Yeadon; Fros'T; Steve Miller; Lennart Krarup; Roland Hackl; Ned Kelly; Andreas Kinzl; Professor Stretch; John Digweed; Joy Rose; Lakki Patey; Moby; Nick Muir; Oystein Sevag; Robin Taylor-Firth; UKO; Underwolves; Cathy Battistessa; Bruno (Compilation) | | Engineer | Damien Asker-Browne; Lennart Krarup; Jules Evans; Jon Gray; Moby; Bruce Wood |
Cafe Del Mar, Vol. 7 Songs | 1. | Northern Lights - Lux |
| 2. | Breather 2000 - Afterlife (Arithunda Mix) |
| 3. | Whispering Wind - Moby |
| 4. | Easy Rider - Deep & Wide |
| 5. | Letting the Cables Sleep - Bush (the N.O.W. Remix, The N.O.W. remix) |
| 6. | Sunbeams - UKO |
| 7. | Winter Pageant - Aromabar |
| 8. | Beautiful Strange - Bedrock |
| 9. | One More Try - New Funky Generation/Joy Rose/New Funky Generation/Joy Rose |
| 10. | Swollen - Bent |
| 11. | 68 Moves - Underwolves |
| 12. | Cahuita - Lakki Patey/Oystein Sevag/Lakki Patey |
| 13. | Riva - Cathy Battistessa/Slow Pulse/Cathy Battistessa |
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