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Chillout Lounge 2
Various Artists
Chillout Lounge 2
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
 
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Following the series? successful debut in 2003, The Chillout Lounge Volume 2 continues to bring you beautifully tailored tracks that are designed to relax the mind and soothe the soul. Volume 2 takes you through nu jazz, ...  more »

     
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All Artists: Various Artists
Title: Chillout Lounge 2
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Label: Buddha Lounge [Stu]
Release Date: 6/1/2004
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Style: Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 802085692121

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Following the series? successful debut in 2003, The Chillout Lounge Volume 2 continues to bring you beautifully tailored tracks that are designed to relax the mind and soothe the soul. Volume 2 takes you through nu jazz, deep house, and acoustic vibes as well as the very finest in chilled beats. The mood is chilled and grooves deep as the world of chillout comes to rest across the two sublime CDs.
 

CD Reviews

Smooth & Intense
Roger Williams | Miami Gardens, FL | 05/07/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I actually preferred this release to the last one. Chillout Lounge, Vol 2 [Buddha Lounge] starts out mellow and becomes more intense as the set progresses. On Disc One, I especially enjoyed the "Palmskin Remix" of "Be Mindful" by Dust--Beautifully done with an R&B flare. Now, if you enjoy Neo-Soul, then on Disc One: Roy Ayers' "Brand New Feeling" and Will.I.Am/f.Terry Dexter's "Lay Me Down" are for you. The only Bossa Nova/Rhumba track on Disc One is "Song for Theo" by Joanna Law. Of course, the drum patterns are electronically derived, but it is nonetheless enjoyable...Very enjoyable, free- spirited and light. On Disc Two: the set starts out with the whizzy, "chemical induced" "Higher Than A SkyScraper" by Hybrid. Then, the very Jamaican-Reggae stylings of the Dub Pistols chimes through with the track "World Gone Crazy", a song that's very politically motivated in a very Bob Marley and the I-Tree's way. After that track the set gets very down-paced and chilled. You'll really enjoy this release because, as usual, it caters to many audiences. Very eclectic, indeed. I recommend you listen to this set when you're throwing a small, intimate dinner party, where everyone is mostly seated or an outdoor soiree. It also works well for bopping around an urban setting (with your MP3) or around your office."