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Driftkikker's 2nd Album 'D-Time'

12 nu-Eclectic tracks filled with jazzed sultry vibes. Analogue meets Electro, using all of the available means of the digital era Driftkikker was joined by artists from around the globe to give this album a true citizen of the world feeling.

  • "successful experiment of music in the internet era, taking total advantage of the misplacement of the time and the space" - New Beats Media
  • "whole has been well thought through and twisted together in one" - Rif Raf Magazine
  • "..played on high level movement from genre to genre" - Speaker Magazine
  • "..enough sharp edges and original angles to avoid established paths of the "Lounge" - Fret Magazine
  • "..this music will probably also hit it off on other planets as well." - Muziek Wereld
  • D-Time
  • Coming Of The Light
  • New Beats Media Review
    2010
    14.
    Mar.

    New Beats Meadia is a UK based modern culture website with all the latest information about singers, bands, solo performers, venues, fans, labels, clubs and event organizers.

    Quote:

    Thus, with­out steal­ing or lazily recy­cling from other gen­res, ana­logue and dig­i­tal merge into an easy-listening flow of relax­ing tunes, as it hap­pens in Bright is my day, where Daddo’s voice and lyrics give their best. This is true in Love is the way, where in a bold encounter Emil Kunto’s accor­dion and Nel­son Latif’s cavaquinho keep teas­ing each other, result­ing in a tune mea­sur­ing up with the best Gotan Project’s performances. The tres­pass­ing into more upbeat rhythms of Oh my love, is also quite remark­able. Some jazzy cues in other tracks com­plete the picture.newbeatsmedia.com, nbm dev, Mar 2010

    You can read the whole article here written by Lorenzo Marvulli