FLAC | Mode: 8, Best Compression | 66:42 Min | 440 Mb
Styles: Electronic, Nu-Jazz, Downtempo, Lounge
On October 23, 2006 an album called Tell me about America took its place on the shelves of the Athenian record stores. On its cover a teenaged girl with a vintage look straight from the 50s in a Humphrey Bogart movie style was kind of telling you that you’re about to listen something entirely new, while the Klik Records sign was a clear promise of quality. In the 74 minutes of clean-cut musical pleasure that were following the FedEx job opportunity you were already convinced that you had not just bought a great CD but also a trip to New Yorks’ most luxury hot spots.
The album has been selling a lot since then in Greece and overseas and songs like Mrs Daisy May, Battery Calm and Girl One Day are always in the play lists of many of the country’s sophisticated radio stations. At the info side of one of the most flawless jazzy–freestyle albums we’ve seen in the last years we read the name of the producer: Mr. Sunset Blvd.
George Doudos (Sunset Blvd) started in 1995 with the Delay Exhibition project, while three years later he recorded Spike Tee (Morcheeba, Bomb the Bass) with Michael Blake of the American Alphabet Soup. In 2000 he collaborated with Rootsman and the same year he released Little with J-Walk from Grandcentral Records. In June 2005 he recorded his first personal album Versions of Truth and some time later he kicked off the project by which he’s mostly known until now: Sunset Blvd.
Lost somewhere between the offices of his magazine in Thessaloniki and his personal studio, he is always after perfection in his creative work and aesthetic quality in everything he does. Drinking his coffee always black and being a dear buddy of Marlboro’s cowboy, he has learnt to live his life exactly as likes, keeping a distance from labels that surround him.
The album has been selling a lot since then in Greece and overseas and songs like Mrs Daisy May, Battery Calm and Girl One Day are always in the play lists of many of the country’s sophisticated radio stations. At the info side of one of the most flawless jazzy–freestyle albums we’ve seen in the last years we read the name of the producer: Mr. Sunset Blvd.
George Doudos (Sunset Blvd) started in 1995 with the Delay Exhibition project, while three years later he recorded Spike Tee (Morcheeba, Bomb the Bass) with Michael Blake of the American Alphabet Soup. In 2000 he collaborated with Rootsman and the same year he released Little with J-Walk from Grandcentral Records. In June 2005 he recorded his first personal album Versions of Truth and some time later he kicked off the project by which he’s mostly known until now: Sunset Blvd.
Lost somewhere between the offices of his magazine in Thessaloniki and his personal studio, he is always after perfection in his creative work and aesthetic quality in everything he does. Drinking his coffee always black and being a dear buddy of Marlboro’s cowboy, he has learnt to live his life exactly as likes, keeping a distance from labels that surround him.
Artist: Sunset Blvd.
Album: Tell Me About America
Label: Klik Records
Genre: Electronic
Styles: Electronic, Nu-Jazz, Downtempo, Lounge
Original Release Date: October 23, 2006
Quality/Bitrate: FLAC / Mode: 8, Best Compression / 44.1 Khz / Stereo
Total Time: 66:42 Min
Website: http://www.myspace.com/sunsetblvdstories
~ Track Listing ~
01. Fedex
02. Ocean Shores, Part 1
03. Mrs Daisy May
04. Battery Calm
05. Girl One Day
06. Comin
07. Tupperware
08. Ocean Shores, Part 2
09. Medicine Bow
10. Cigarette Springs
11. Paradise Cove
12. Highway 61
13. America America
Total size: 440 Mb
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