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Various Artists
Stereo Sushi 2
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop, R&B

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. Saturday Night Experience (Shelter Vocal) - Jody Watley
2. Breaking Down (Blazes Shelter DJ Vocal Mix) - Ananda Project
3. Moody State Of Mind (Blak Beat Niks State Mix) - DJ Pope
4. Fine Cognac - Choruroy Music
5. Livin My Life - Dark Boogie
6. Everytime - Mister O
7. Habits - The Rurals
8. Dubpusher - Miguel Migs
9. Love Is The Answer (Vocal Anthem Mix) - Vincent Kwok Ft Dlay
10. Star Suite (Shelter Vocal Mix) - Mondo Grosso
11. MAWs Theme - MAW
12. Deepstar - Deepstar
13. Change For Me - Erro
14. Love Is Psychedelic (Full Spoken Mix) - Fantastic Plastic Ma
15. Could Heaven Ever Be Like This (Remix) - Susumu Yokota
16. Satisfaction (Smokin Beats Disco Soul Club Mix) - Studio 76
17. Everything (95 North Deep Jersey Mix) - Stephanie Cooke
18. Smile - Coolys Hot Box
19. All Good (Can 7 Supermarket Remix) - De La Soul Ft Chake Kha
20. Brotha (Spen Ans Karizma Mix) - Angie Stone
21. For You - Defined

CD Details

All Artists: Various Artists
Title: Stereo Sushi 2
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Stereo Sushi
Release Date: 4/23/2002
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop, R&B
Styles: House, Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 822334004727

Synopsis

Album Description

Stereo Sushi is the sister-label to the amazing worldwide phenomenon that is Hed Kandi. Conceived & compiled by Mark Doyle, creator of Hed Kandi, the double CD and limited vinyl sampler will define the standards other compilations have to follow. In this, the second edition of Stereo Sushi, fabulous artists, from Jody Watley to Angie Stone to Masters at Work, are compiled for the first time on one great album! Digipak. 2002.

CD Reviews

Stereo Sushi improves second time around.

Mervin Malone Jr. | Austin, Texas United States | 11/11/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This second volume in the "Stereo Sushi" series is easily more satisfying than the first. The first "'Sushi", while danceable, suffered from a lack of prominent tracks (Kaskade's "Gonna Make It", Kings of Tomorrow's "Young Hearts" and Viola's "Little Girl" being exceptions). Indeed, the first volume of "Stereo Sushi" largely sounds like a collection of danceable background music. With "Stereo Sushi 2", Mark Doyle significantly improves on his formula of "soulful deep house lounging".This collection has it all; superb tracks, outstanding artists and excellent remixes. Blaze appears twice, first with their reworking of Jody Watley's "Saturday Night Experience" and again with a remix of Ananda Project's "Breaking Down". MAW turns in an appearance with "MAW's Theme" and Hed Kandi mainstays, The Rurals, turn out another novel track, "Habits". Perhaps the only downside to this compilation is the Spen and Karizma remix of Angie Stone's "Brotha". While Angie Stone is a brilliant artist and Spen and Karizma are excellent remixers, the inclusion of a remixed, soul/pop genre song somehow takes away from the underground mystique of this collection. That aside, "Stereo Sushi 2" is a worthy addition to any dance music collection."