Modaji – Modaji
Label: |
Laws Of Motion – TFCK-87820 |
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Format: |
CD
, Album, Stereo
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Country: |
Japan |
Released: |
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Genre: |
Electronic |
Style: |
Downtempo |
Tracklist
1 | One And The Same | 5:47 | |
2 | Fuel For The Fire | 5:10 | |
3 | Shook Up | 5:28 | |
4 | Into Something | 5:51 | |
5 | No Disguise | 5:43 | |
6 | See The Changes | 5:27 | |
7 | Outside From The Inside | 8:21 | |
8 | Sanctuary | 6:30 | |
9 | Rush | 4:48 | |
10 | Shocka's t | 6:43 | |
11 | Shooklude | 1:50 | |
12 | No Disguise (Instrumental) | 5:38 | |
13 | One And The Same (Ensign Mix) | 4:58 | |
14 | One And The Same (Remixed By Jazztronik) | 6:18 |
Companies, etc.
- Licensed From – Laws Of Motion Recordings
- Manufactured By – Toy's Factory
Credits
- Liner Notes – Minoru Wakasugi
Notes
Licensed from Laws of Motion.
Track 12 to 14 is bonus tracks for Japan only.
Track 12 to 14 is bonus tracks for Japan only.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 4988061878201
- Rights Society: JASRAC
Other Versions (4)
View AllTitle (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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Modaji (CD, Album) | Laws Of Motion | LMCD103 | UK | 2000 | ||
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Modaji (CDr, Album, Promo, Paper Sleeve) | Laws Of Motion | none | UK | 2000 | ||
New Submission
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Modaji (CD, Album, Promo, Stereo) | Laws Of Motion | TFCK-87820 | Japan | 2000 | ||
Recently Edited
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Modaji (2×12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Album) | Laws Of Motion | LMLP103 | UK | 2001 |
Recommendations
Reviews
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My first encounter with Modaji was in 2002, when I bought a compilation that had 'Sanctuary' as Track 2. It was quite refreshing to hear that jazz and house aren't that far apart. The beauty of the song, for me, is in the arrangement. It's like he knew what each note will trigger in the listener, if it's placed there! The bass, the keys and those strings, man! This man knows how to make music!! I just wish there'd be more of his music available in hard copy in ZA!
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Edited 20 years agoModaji leaves behind a long line of superb broken beat releases for their self-titled debut album, where they embrace a more R&B vibe. Though it might seem like a shock to those expecting more killer future jazz, fear not, the same careful attention to rhythm and craft are plainly evident. More than anything, the addition of vocals helps give the tracks focus so that they come across as actual songs. The romantic and sensual “Shook Up” is a slow burning groove; “Rush” slinks along in a similar vein. The tempos vary as well, so the house heads can shake to “Into Something” while the head-nodding jazz enthusiasts can turn to “Outside from the Inside,” “Sanctuary,” or “Shocka’s t” for their fix. Just the thing you need for putting your feet up after a long day.
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