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Tour de Traum

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Download links and information about Tour de Traum by V. A. Mixed By Thomas Brinkmann. This album was released in 2004 and it belongs to Ambient, Electronica, House, Techno, Dancefloor, Dance Pop genres. It contains 4 tracks with total duration of 20:33 minutes.

Artist: V. A. Mixed By Thomas Brinkmann
Release date: 2004
Genre: Ambient, Electronica, House, Techno, Dancefloor, Dance Pop
Tracks: 4
Duration: 20:33
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Surface+ Today (featuring Process, Off Pop) 3:15
2. Icon/ Just Feelings/ Surface (featuring Process, Andreas Fragel, Jorge Gebauhr) 4:33
3. Pelican Rmx/ Teh Pay Visit Mix (featuring Process, M. I. A) 6:16
4. Uniced Christmas Card + Static People Harmony Mix (featuring Riley Reinhold) 6:29

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Never one to play it straight, Thomas Brinkmann adjusts and re-shapes pieces from the Traum label's past and then forms them all into a flowing set that deserves as much notoriety as Richie Hawtin's DE9: Closer to the Edit or any of the Kompakt mixes. Let's get one thing straight, though: Tour de Traum's success isn't wholly reliant upon Brinkmann's mastery, and it's not that his tweakings have anything to do with righting wrongs. There's no doubting that the man has one of the most wide-ranging, consistent, and least-appreciated catalogs of the last several years to work with. Listeners familiar with the tracks as they were originally released should recognize what they hear; just the same, Brinkmann leaves his own traceable prints here and there, whether they're in the form of little baubles, or the odd treated bassline that resembles something off one of his Soul Center releases. (Some remixes are credited to his Soul Center alias, while others are credited to the pseudonym C.U.T., a move that's both a little confusing and somewhat explanatory.) Minus the brief introduction, the disc is as groove-oriented as any other minimal house/microhouse mix, made of tracks that are alluring in their stark simplicity and rich in effect. This is one of Brinkmann's most sensational accomplishments, and it's also a necessary acquirement for anyone remotely interested in Traum.