Album Review: Mark F. Angelo - Play.Pause.Stop.Rewind

«Who the fuck is Mark Angelo?» A phrase that became a trademark for him and that really reflected the thought that I had when I first heard the name of this artist. Through the MAD Awards, was somehow known atmospheric «Far From Everything» and showing that we have here perhaps a producer capacity. After some time, therefore, enough time to go through the microscope a fresh Electro / House album by one of our own Dj.

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Entries enough, the tracklist is held in a very small number and the total length does not exceed 30 minutes. Little time for a normal LP I said to myself, but quite a lot from that show continuity for some one to draw conclusions. The principle to become known to hit, where the first hearing seems undeniable heavy paper of Mark. Rightly vocals that fit perfectly with the music production. The next pieces raise the rate change somewhat in style and welcome to bitato of the tray. The second partnership with Shaya could not quite got the vibe as the first creation, but the «Someplace» comes and fills directly somehow the void that was created for a while. Pleasant surprise and the presence of Onirama and I say this because the first attempt I made ​​to hear the «Play.Pause.Stop.Rewind», there seemed remarkable. Wrong, because after multiple hearings, undoubtedly the greatest durability and gaining from the repetitions.

The pieces appear more moderate in the second Greek participation, that of Vegas, though I think the main reason was the rhymes of the group that was quite predictable. Together with «Foxy», is what skiparontai very easily, from the moment as a whole fail to keep me with them. The last tune, however, comes and sweetens the whole concept underlining this: The productions of Mark Angelo, even the most modest, have style. That is, there is an element of awareness, putting a small parenthesis in collaboration with Jaime Jay, which in my opinion was the most impersonal track. It is very essential for a producer in that genre to show something of his own and can play with the speeds without confusing the listener. Try to keep a community in those 29 minutes while he made an attempt to accommodate different interests for different reasons. This probably played a role one or two cases where ....

The music ... not kept pace with the singers / rapper, as in cases of highlights of the disc. The «Play.Pause.Stop.Rewind» is his first CD and wanted to make a lot of things to do and so much more. So, in an era with so much competition, especially in this genre, I feel very positive outcome, which leaves me quite seriously about five pieces. Fans of electronic sound will find interesting songs for the rest I think is worth ticked this LP. It consists of tunes that have energy and are a must for the summer months we are going through. This is a very elaborate attempt to record if anything goes any fears for a one hit wonder and leaves promise for the future.

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Tracks that stood out: «Far From Everything», «Someplace», «Turn Back Time», «I'll Be Waiting»

Tracklist:

1. Far From Everything (feat. Shaya)
2. MY Radio (feat. Shaya)
3. Someplace (feat. Alex Kavvadias)
4. Turn Back Time (feat. Onirama)
5. Mi Se Niazi (do not you care) (feat. Vegas)
6. Foxy (feat. Lydia)
7. Never Let Me Go (feat. Hazel)
8. I'll Be Waiting (feat. Jaime Jay)

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Far From Everything

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