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Roger Sanchez, Dubtribe Sound System, Kimblee
Release Yourself 2: Mixed By Roger Sanchez
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop

Track Listings (28) - Disc #1
1. Morning Chant
2. Rhythm In Your Mind
3. Just Us
4. Naturally
5. Be There
6. Floating
7. Calling Your Name
8. What You Are 2 Me
9. Changes
10. Anthem
11. Noche Y El Dia
12. Magia Do Prazer
13. Guajira
14. Por Que Amor
15. Push
16. Supasax
17. Dancin
18. Star Is Born
19. Dancin In The Dark
20. Free My Soul
21. Freaks Like Us
22. Dj's Calling
23. Everyday
24. What's Come Over Me
25. David
26. Music Revolution
27. First Ime
28. Revolution Will Not Be Televised

CD Details

All Artists: Roger Sanchez, Dubtribe Sound System, Kimblee, Kaskade, Pee Wee Crayton, Jackie Green, Sandy Rivera KC Flightt, Rise Ashen, Boca Grande, Various Artists
Title: Release Yourself 2: Mixed By Roger Sanchez
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Stealth
Original Release Date: 1/1/2003
Re-Release Date: 6/10/2003
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Styles: House, Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 826194000523

Synopsis

Album Description

Release Yourself (on Roger's own label, Stealth), is a double CD that features exclusive and current cuts...an assortment of pre-party chilled house and peak time Sanchez mayhem. The pre-party mix includes tracks by Kevin Yost, Thick D, DJ Sneak, Soldiers Of Twilight and MAW, while tracks from Vibe Residents, Layo & Bushwacka!, Manijama and Octave One provide some of the album's highlights on the peak time party mix CD. On both CDs, Roger's impeccable taste, technique and style shine through. Paper sleeves housed in a slipcase. 2003.

CD Reviews

CD One serves up superb deep house

Jennifer Warner | Raves.com, CA United States | 07/14/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Finally, a new Roger Sanchez mix gets released Stateside! Not that I would hesitate to shell out [the money] for an import, but I have to make sure all my friends have their own copies, or they'll steal mine. Because they're that good. This latest double disc is no exception, though it's the soft sultry smoothness of CD One that's on repeat rotation in my head. No doubt its due to the no less than two Kaskade tracks (another album that I just can't play enough) along with Roger's superb programming of the mix. Familar faces like Dubtribe Sound System, Solu Music and Sandy Rivera play out perfetly while the others expanded my more mellow horizons. CD Two took several listens to warm up to - maybe it was the cold brassiness of the horns and sax after all of CD One's warmth, or the sort of cover of Tenaglia's "Music Is The Answer" which is renamed "Dancin'" - Roger more of you (a sexier voice does not exist) but please, not as Celeda! And my request is fulfilled later on, though you'll have to listen closely as its not the first time he's using one of his infamous pseudonoms. There are some deep, soul-moving tracks that would cause a frenzy on any dancefloor, like "Dancin' In The Dark" and "What's Come Over Me," and of course the unforgettable "Music Revolution", but the momentum gets lost in between with the disco-driven "Free My Soul" and the uninspiring "Freaks Like Us." With a standard as high as Roger has set for himself, its hard to raise the bar yet again, but CD One is a five star mix that on its own would be worth the price of purchase."