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Stereo Sushi 10
Various Artists
Stereo Sushi 10
Genres: Dance & Electronic, New Age, Pop
 
  •  Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
  •  Track Listings (13) - Disc #2

Stereo Sushi (Hed Kandi's Little Sister Label) is Back with the Finest Hi-fi House Music! "10" Has a More Traditional Menu of Only the Most Soulful House and Us Garage Tracks: Deep Soul in Quality House Style! Cd1- Stereo'...  more »

     
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All Artists: Various Artists
Title: Stereo Sushi 10
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Stereo Sushi
Original Release Date: 1/1/2007
Re-Release Date: 5/1/2007
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, New Age, Pop
Styles: Electronica, House, Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 5051275004724

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Stereo Sushi (Hed Kandi's Little Sister Label) is Back with the Finest Hi-fi House Music! "10" Has a More Traditional Menu of Only the Most Soulful House and Us Garage Tracks: Deep Soul in Quality House Style! Cd1- Stereo's Biggest Moments Feature an Exclusive DJ Spen Remix of Sebastian Leger's "Hypnotised", Hed Kandi Signing Ron Gelfer's "Your Beat Sounds Like", the Fatback Band's "Feel the Fire" and Justin Michael's "Funky Love" (With the Jay-j Re-work). It is Bookended by Two Thoroughbred Us Garage Tracks by India Arie and the Seminal Strictly Rhythm Classic Black Magic (Maw Production) "Freedom (Make it Funky)". Cd2 Focuses on More Funky Us Garage and Gospel House Sounds. Vmc's to the Rock, Dennis Ferrer's "Church Lady" and Recloose's Dust" Tell the Story. Brand New Heavies Kenny Dope Remix of "i Don't Know (Why I Love You)" Draws to an Appropriate Close with a Maw Classic, "Voices" Confirming the Tag Line, Purveyors of the Finest Hi-fidelity House Music!
 

CD Reviews

Lean Sushi Portions
SeanLau99 | Chicago, IL United States | 05/19/2007
(3 out of 5 stars)

"There are some great deep house tracks on Stereo Sushi 10's two discs but many of them have obviously been trimmed down to under six minutes. This frustrating trend grows with each new Hed Kandi release and it's really starting to anger me. When dance music guru, Mark Doyle was on board, I used to destroy djs with cuts from Kandi compilations. I still rock my cds from the Doyle era and I love his new label, Fierce Angel. The current Kandi team is too busy cramming 12 and 13 cuts on each disc while editing out some of the best parts of killer songs. What we end up with is a bunch of radio versions that are useless to club djs and true househeads. For example, Bobby and Steve's In My Heart is only 5:50 here but it's 7:45 on their Connected compilation. Dennis Ferrer's Church Lady, Mr. V's Jus Dance, and I Don't Know Why (I Love You) by The Brand New Heavies (Kenny Dope Vocal Mix) also get butchered. I could go on and on but you get the point. Hed Kandi has been falling off since Mark Doyle left and they need to get it together. Instead of murdering good 12 inch jams in order to include more on one compilation, they could simultaneously release solid Sushi, Disco Heaven, and Disco Kandi collections. 10 or 11 full length songs on each disc is more than enough to satisfy house music fanatics worldwide. If I'm going to keep paying 30 bucks per compilation, I expect more than extended sound clips."