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Stripped release date: 19970101Format: Class: Variant: Label: unknownCompany: unknownDistributor: unknownRelease date: 01/01/1997Track list:PRE ORDER: 16/06/2023 After a huge year of travelling in 2022, playing DJ sets in more than 30 citi
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PRE ORDER: 16/06/2023 After a huge year of travelling in 2022, playing DJ sets in more than 30 cities across 10 countries, Captain Planet dove back into the studio to create his 5th and most ambitious album to date- Sounds Like Home. Taking a turn toward the more organic, retro sounds of artists who originally inspired him as a young musician, Charlie Wilder (aka Captain Planet) flexed his composer and bandleader muscles- incorporating horn sections, strings and acoustic drums more than the big club focussed electronic sounds he has often come to be known for. The basic concept was to make a record like the ones I constantly pull off my shelves at home and play on the weekends. The records that turn into living room dance parties with my family, the soundtracks while I’m cooking, the music that fills the backyard for lazy hang outs. An avid vinyl record collector and musicologist since his teens, the Captain has a near encyclopedic knowledge of music from around the world, particularly artists from the 60’s and 70’s, which is the era that inspired much of the sonic texture on this new album. In classic Captain Planet style, a kaleidoscopic array of genres from around the world find their way into the mix- Brazilian disco, Latin funk, Jamaican dub, Middle Eastern psychedelia, and American soul music. While this diversity may sound more like a mixtape, the Captain’s trademark uplifting vibe and impeccable knack for building a great groove, provide the special ingredients that pull it all together and makes the sauce work. The Fader wrote the Captain is a walking «recommended vinyl» section from the best record store you’ve ever been to, because all his deep love and appreciation for classic music comes right through him in his original songs. Throughout this album you’ll hear echoes of timeless artists like Cymande, Gilberto Gil, Ray Barretto, Curtis Mayfield, Mulatu Astatke, and Gabor Szabo, all funneled through the Captain’s modern musical sensibility, shaped by nearly 2 decades of being a professional world-traveling DJ. TRACKLIST: 01. For Sumo (feat. Henry D’Arthenay) — Captain Planet 02. Music Is Medicine — Captain Planet & Shungudzo 03. Destello — Captain Planet & Tagua Tagua 04. Hammock Dreams — Captain Planet 05. Pambelé — Captain Planet & Jimena Angel 06. Moqueca — Captain Planet, Zuzuka Poderosa & Raphael Futura 07. Kité Soufè — Captain Planet & David Walters 08. Break Through To My Heart — Captain Planet & Maiya Sykes 09. Mirage (feat. Taj Bethel) — Captain Planet 10. Elevando — Captain Planet & Chico Mann 11. Loose Wires (feat. El Din) — Captain Planet 12. Shake — Captain Planet & David Walters 13. Mind Reader — Captain Planet 14. 4th of July — Captain Planet 15. No Better Place — Captain Planet
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