Young Parisians - Obsession
Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 10:56 am[align=justify]Artist: Young Parisians
Title: Obsession
Label: Tokyo Recordings
Cat. No.: TOK0207CD
Tracks: 07
Total Track Time: 46:28 min
01. Obsession (Escobar & Vito Remix) 06:59
02. Obsession (Original Mix) 08:30
03. Obsession (S.S.E. 83 Mix) 08:14
04. Obsession (Alex Monakhov 1AM Remix) 07:21
05. Obsession (Alex Monakhov 1AM Dub) 07:35
06. Obsession (Original Radio Edit) 03:54
07. Obsession (S.S.E. 83 Radio Edit) 03:55
Rich Mowatt and Andy Bury (a.k.a. Solarstone) are back under their famous guise of 'Young Parisians' with their third single after 2002's 'You Write The Rules' and 2004's 'Jump The Next Train'.
Inspired by Animotion's UK chart hit from 1984 of the same name, they've taken a rather different approach than the previous two hits and so 'Obsession' comes in different flavours with Rich on the vocals.
Electro House (Escobar & Vito, SSE 83) and Progressive Trance (from Mother Russia's rising star Alex Monakhov) mixes and the original with that familar 80's synth-pop feel are included.
Not as likely to cause a stir as the last two did, but maybe they wanted to try a different direction. I still prefer and miss their Solarstone alias and sound though...[/align]
Title: Obsession
Label: Tokyo Recordings
Cat. No.: TOK0207CD
Tracks: 07
Total Track Time: 46:28 min
01. Obsession (Escobar & Vito Remix) 06:59
02. Obsession (Original Mix) 08:30
03. Obsession (S.S.E. 83 Mix) 08:14
04. Obsession (Alex Monakhov 1AM Remix) 07:21
05. Obsession (Alex Monakhov 1AM Dub) 07:35
06. Obsession (Original Radio Edit) 03:54
07. Obsession (S.S.E. 83 Radio Edit) 03:55
Rich Mowatt and Andy Bury (a.k.a. Solarstone) are back under their famous guise of 'Young Parisians' with their third single after 2002's 'You Write The Rules' and 2004's 'Jump The Next Train'.
Inspired by Animotion's UK chart hit from 1984 of the same name, they've taken a rather different approach than the previous two hits and so 'Obsession' comes in different flavours with Rich on the vocals.
Electro House (Escobar & Vito, SSE 83) and Progressive Trance (from Mother Russia's rising star Alex Monakhov) mixes and the original with that familar 80's synth-pop feel are included.
Not as likely to cause a stir as the last two did, but maybe they wanted to try a different direction. I still prefer and miss their Solarstone alias and sound though...[/align]