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Gare Du Nord - Lifesexy: Live In Holland (2012)

Posted By: popsakov
Gare Du Nord - Lifesexy: Live In Holland (2012)

Gare Du Nord - Lifesexy: Live In Holland (2012)
EAC Rip | FLAC (Tracks) + Cue + m3u + Log ~ 506 Mb | MP3 CBR320 ~ 208 Mb
Full Scans | 01:07:10 | RAR 5% Recovery
Jazz, Jazz-Pop, Funk, Soul, Lounge, Acid Jazz | Blue Note #50999 9788002 8

Dutch/Belgian group Gare du Nord was formed in 2001 by Ferdy Lancee and Barend Fransen. Signed to Play It Again Sam, the lounge-oriented style synthesists released several albums during their first few years, beginning with 2002's In Search of Excellolounge and concluding with Sex 'n' Jazz. They aligned with Blue Note, beginning with 2007's Jazz in the City, which was heavy on interpretations of the label's '60s and '70s output (from Duke Pearson's "The Phantom" to Ronnie Foster's "Mystic Brew"). The same year, Italian singer Dorona Alberti (KMFDM) was added to the lineup and featured prominently. In 2001, Gare du Nord established a performing version of the group, fronted by Alberti, while a studio-based entity remained driven by Lancee and Fransen. The Blue Note association resulted in additional releases such as 2011's Lilywhite Soul and 2012's live release Lifesexy.

Gare Du Nord - Greatest Hits (2010)

Posted By: Rtax
Gare Du Nord - Greatest Hits (2010)

Gare Du Nord - Greatest Hits (2010)
FLAC (tracks) - 355 MB
56:15 | Electronic, Jazz, Future Jazz, Jazz-Funk | Label: Sweet Lemon

Dutch/Belgian group Gare du Nord was formed in 2001 by Ferdy Lancee and Barend Fransen. Signed to Play It Again Sam, the lounge-oriented style synthesists released several albums during their first few years, beginning with 2002's In Search of Excellolounge and concluding with Sex 'n' Jazz. They aligned with Blue Note, beginning with 2007's Jazz in the City, which was heavy on interpretations of the label's '60s and '70s output (from Duke Pearson's "The Phantom" to Ronnie Foster's "Mystic Brew"). The same year, Italian singer Dorona Alberti (KMFDM) was added to the lineup and featured prominently. In 2001, Gare du Nord established a performing version of the group, fronted by Alberti, while a studio-based entity remained driven by Lancee and Fransen. The Blue Note association resulted in additional releases such as 2011's Lilywhite Soul and 2012's live release Lifesexy.