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Osunlade
Re-Offering
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Sin Palabres - Yemeya (Yoruba Soul Mix) [Exclusive]
2. Ian Friday - Carib (Tea Party Instrumental Mix) [Exclusive]
3. KB - El Musica
4. Eminence - Sunlight (Guilty Pleasures Dub)
5. Osunlade - New Day (Quentin Harris Remix)
6. Mateo & Matos - Conga Deep
7. Tortured Soul - I Might Do Something Wrong (Yoruba Soul Mix)
8. Rodamaal - Love Island
9. Sekouba Bambino - Decourage (Charles Webster Remix)
10. Frank - I Let The Record Play [Exclusive]
11. Franck Roger - Jeware
12. Dave Murray feat. Pharoah Sanders - Gwotet (Yoruba Soul Mix)
13. Soul Descendents - Tribute

CD Details

All Artists: Osunlade
Title: Re-Offering
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: R2
Original Release Date: 1/1/2005
Re-Release Date: 10/4/2005
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Styles: House, Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 730003200724, 730003400728, 730003200724

Synopsis

Album Description

When R2 Records released Offering in 2002, Osunlade was emerging as one of the most innovative and creative dance music producers since the originators of house. He has now firmly established himself amongst the top dance music DJ/producers of the new millennium. Now we are now proud to present the follow up to that great comp. Re-Offering is once again a mix CD capturing the best of Osunlade's deep, jazzy soulful, afro-centric Latin-tinged house sets. Featuring Tortured Soul, Ian Friday, Dave Murray Feat Pharoah Sanders, Mateo & Matos and of course Osunlade himself, this is another journey through the deeper more soulful and musical side of club sounds.

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CD Reviews

Yes, Yes, Ya'll!!!

Sister Holistic | Atlanta , GA | 10/25/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I just purchased this album 3 days ago and have been bumping it since then. This album is a fabulous mixture of house, Afro-Latin grooves, some Orisa chants, and just dope beats. You can chill with you friends or a good book with it, but you'll more than likely want to get up and dance around your living room like I've been doing. My only problem with it is that it should have come out earlier, this would have been my soundtrack for the summer! The songs are all excellent, but my favorites (and yes, it was hard to choose!) are 1) Yemaya, 3) El Musica, 7)I Might Do Something Wrong, and 13) Tribute (a beautiful song with an afrobeat influence. I'd love to talk more about this CD, but I gotta go dance!"