Movin' Melodies - ATB

Description: Genre: Dance & Electronic - Techno & Trance / Artist: ATB / Import / Audio CD released 2004-06-01 at Konto / Disc #1 ... more

Movin' Melodies - ATB ... Tracklisting
1 First Tones
2 Emotion
3 Underwater World
4 Zwischenstück
5 9 P.M. (Till I Come)
6 Killer 2000
7 Too Much Rain [ATB Vs. Woody van Eyden Mix]
8 Don't Stop
9 Obsession
10 My Dream
11 Kayama - Andre "ATB" Tanneberger
12 Beach Vibes by Eff
13 Movin' Melodies
14 Sunburn
15 9 P.M. (Till I Come) [Signum Mix]

Newest Review: ... of chart hits but is best known for his number one hit, which was massive on import before becoming a UK smash. On this ... more

... album: You get the huge number one of course. '9PM' uses a fairly mellow tune, using that twangy guitar to great effect and some sexy female vocals to boot. It is a club classic already and is always recognisable. His followup 'Don't Stop' delivers much the same, straying little from the succesful formula, but upping the ante a little. Highlights: His remake of 'Killer' is pretty funky, using a strong vocal, though not as good as Seal and a thunderous dancebeat. His knack of crafting summery sounding songs is clear ...more

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Movin' Melodies
Release Date: 2004 - 06 - 01, Audio CD, Konto

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Movin' Melodies - ATB: ATB rocks the summer (263 words)
by - written on 13/02/09 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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ATB is one of my preferred dance producers. He manages to combine summery sounding melodies with plenty of dancefloor appeal. This was his debut album and arrived off the back of his number one hit '9pm Till I Come' Who is he: DJ and producer Andre Tanneberger has notched up a string of chart hits but is best known for his number one hit, which was massive on import before becoming a UK smash. On this album: You get the huge number one of course. '9PM' uses a fairly mellow tune, using that twangy guitar to great effect and some sexy female vocals to boot. It is a club classic already and is always recognisable. His followup ... Read the complete review