Tracklista:1. Theme Tune to a Japanese B-movie Horror2. Signal3. Predictable4. Desire5. Tidal6. Beast7. Toad8. Come With Me9. Parts That Make The (W)hole10. We Are Machine11. Restless Feeling
Tracklista: CD 1 1. Are You With Me 2. This Is What It Feels Like (Feat. Trevor Guthrie) 3. Body (Feat. Brando) 4. Bed of Roses (Feat. Stanaj) 5. Almost Home (Feat. Nadia Ali & IRO) 6. Believer 7. Magic (Feat. Jillian Edwards) 8. Savages (Feat. Mayra) 9. Music in You 10. Lovers Friends 11. Reality (Feat. Janieck Devy) 12. Dance With Me (Feat. Thallie Ann Seenyen) 13. Back in the Day 14. Monoply 15. All I Want (Feat. Stonefox) [Sons of Maria Remix] 16. Deep of the Night (Feat. Diamond Thug) 17. Nobody Knows (Feat. WYNNE) 18. Ice (Feat. Kylan Road) 19. Empty Floor 20. Falling in Love (Feat. Andrew Langston) 21. Shed My Skin (Feat. Therese) 22. Be Free 23. Sun Is Shining (De Luxe Edit) 24. Girls Like Us (Feat. Crissy D & Lady G) 25. Turn Around (Hey What's Wrong With You) CD 2 1. The Hum 2. Bigfoot 3. Rapture (Aviici New Generation Remix) 4. Sunrise (Feat. April Bender) 5. New Memories 6. Dreamer 7. Bromance (Avicii's Mix) 8. Perfect (Exceeder) [vocal Club Mix] 9. Let Me Think About It (Celebration Club Mix) 10. Yeah Yeah 2017 (Dave Audé Remix) 11. Make Me Feel 12. Don't Give Up (Feat. Lissie) 13. Here Tonight (Feat. Collin McLoughlin) 14. Leaving You (Feat. Michael S.) 15. Quicksand 16. Far from Home 17. Everything (Feat. Aidan O'Brien) 18. Raven 19. Live the Night 20. Don't You Want Me 2015 (Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Remix) 21. Bergen 22. Mega 23. Once in a Lifetime Love (Feat. Kristina Antuna) 24. I'm in a State of Trance (ASOT 750 Anthem) 25. Great Spirit (Feat. Hilight Tribe) CD 3 1. Funk Phenomena 2. Welcome to the Jungle (Andrea Oliva Remix) 3. Hipcats 4. Love Shy (James Hype Remix) 5. Runnin' (Feat. Kelli-Leigh) 6. Other Side of Love 7. Lost in You (Feat. Angel Taylor) 8. Take Me Away (Feat. Therese) [2018 Remaster] 9. Off the Wall (2018 Rework) 10. Bittersweet (Feat. Hayley May) 11. Wurd (Feat. Stag) [Camelphat Remix] 12. House Music (Feat. John Julius Knight & Roland Clark) [main Mix] 13. Happy People 14. Work 4 It 15. Pasilda (Erick Morillo Remix) 16. The Story Continues 17. Good Life 2017 18. Tania 19. Give It Up 20. I Wanna Be U 21. Velocity Funk 22. Dominator 23. Anasthasia 2016 (Out of History Rework) 24. U (I Got a Feeling) [V-Mix] 25. Klubbhopping CD 4 1. Blue Fear 2. As the Rush Comes 3. Offshore 4. Synaesthesia (En-Motion Remix) 5. 1998 (Gouryella Remix) 6. The Theme 7. Greece 2000 8. Seven Cities (Solarstone's Atlantis Mix) 9. Fly Away 10. On the Beach (CRW Mix) 11. Love Shines Through 12. Janeiro (Pronti & Kalmani Vocal Mix) 13. Shine 14. Pearl River 15. Coming On Strong (Feat. Scott Mac) 16. Carte Blanche (2008 Single Edit) 17. Warrior 18. Tracking Treasure Down (Feat. Molly Bancroft) 19. Yai (Here We Go Again) 20. Concrete Angel (Feat. Christina Novelli) 21. Find Yourself (Feat. Sarah Howells) 22. Iconic 23. Tuvan 24. Children 25. The Sound of Goodbye
Tracklista: CD 1 1. Hot Rod Shotgun Boogie No. 2 2. You're Just Imagination 3. I Heard The Jukebox Playing 4. Tattle Tale Tears 5. Foolish Pride 6. Saving My Tears For Tomorrow 7. Goin' Steady 8. Just Out Of Reach (Of My Two Open Arms) 9. I Can't Wait (For The Sun To Go Down) 10. That's What I'd Do For You 11. I'm Gonna Tell Santa Claus On You 12. Just Married 13. They Made Me Fall In Love With You 14. Place For Girls Like You 15. In The Chapel In The Moonlight 16. If You Ain't Lovin' (You Ain't Livin') 17. If That's The Fashion 18. Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young 19. Forgive Me, Dear 20. God Bless God 21. Go Back, You Fool 22. All Right 23. It's A Great Life (If You Don't Weaken) 24. For The Love Of A Woman Like You 25. I've Got Five Dollars And It's Saturday Night 26. You're Still Mine 27. Sweet Dreams 28. Until I Met You CD 2 1. Turn Her Down 2. I'll Be Satisfied With Love 3. I Miss You Already (And You're Not Even Gone) 4. I'm Gonna Live Some Before I Die 5. The Shrine Of St. Cecilia 6. Love Has Finally Come My Way 7. Honey Stop And Think Of Me 8. Vacation's Over 10. Snowball 9. The Locket 11. I Can't Dance 12. Alone With You 13. Every Time I'm Kissing You 14. That's The Way I Feel 15. I Hate Myself 16. Last Night At A Party 17. A Long Time Ago 18. That's The Way It's Gotta Be 19. Country Girl 20. I Hear You Talkin' 21. Riverboat 22. Face To The Wall 23. Your Old Used To Be 24. There's Not Any Like You Left 25. Forget The Past 26. A World So Full Of Love 27. Hello Walls 28. Congratulations 29. Backtrack 30. Three Days 31. The Comeback 32. Down By The River
Tracklista: 1. By The Side Of The Road2. Brother John3. Dreaming of a Little Cabin4. Fallen Leaves5. He Took Your Place6. Take Him In7. Hobo On A Freight Train To Heaven8. Will You Be Ready To Go Home?9. Were You There?10. Walk With Him Again11. Gospel Medley
Tracklista: LP 1 1. Fantasia 2. Durham Awakes 3. All Those Years Ago With Steve Balsamo & Micky Moody 4. Pictured Within With Miller Anderson LP 2 1. Sarabande With Rick Wakeman 2. One From The Meadow With Margo Buchanan 3. Bourrie 4. Afterwards With Jeremy Irons & Paul Mann LP 3 1. Fantasia 2. Durham Awakes 3. All Those Years Ago With Steve Balsamo & Micky Moody 4. Pictured Within With Miller Anderson 5. Sarabande With Rick Wakeman 6. One From The Meadow With Margo Buchanan 7. Bourrie 8. Afterwards With Jeremy Irons & Paul Mann
Tracklista: CD 1. O Praise the Name (Anastasis) 2. Love On the Line 3. One Thing 4. Open Heaven/River Wild 5. Transfiguration 6. What a Saviour 7. Hear Like Heaven 8. Jesus I Need You 9. Here With You 10. In God We Trust 11. Faithfulness 12. Never Forsaken DVD 1. O Praise the Name (Anastasis) 2. Love On the Line 3. One Thing 4. Open Heaven/River Wild 5. Transfiguration 6. What a Saviour 7. Hear Like Heaven 8. Jesus I Need You 9. Here With You 10. In God We Trust 11. Faithfulness 12. Never Forsaken 13. This Is Living 14. Pursue/All I Need Is You 15. Rule 16. Here Now (Madness)
Tracklista:1. Journey Through Time2. Rise With the Blind3. Flight of the Ancients4. Shaolin Theme5. Kilimanjaro6. Shira7. The Quiet Lion8. The Scarab
The Early Dreams project represents both a return to the source and a rebirth for Constantinople. It is the start of a new cycle. The group was born ten years ago around a meeting of the sonorous, musical and cultural worlds of two instruments—the setar and the European lute—the first, monodic and drawing melodic contours around the latter’s bass lines and harmonic patterns. This dialogue was complemented by the virtuoso percussion work of Ziya Tabassian and the rich sound of the viola da gamba, which can take on the roles of both bass instrument and solo voice. Since its inception, the ensemble has travelled the world to explore new projects arising out of unique musical encounters between old manuscripts and living musical traditions. Driven by a constant desire to renew itself through creation, the group’s projects draw from existing material while leaving room for informed improvisation. This new cycle begins with Early Dreams, in which the setar, the Baroque guitar, percussion instruments and the viola da gamba mingle with the voice of our long-time collaborator Françoise Atlan over the ostinato bass lines of Spanish and Mexican diferencias from the Baroque era. We used these bass lines, drawn primarily from the works of Lucas Ruis de Ribayaz (c.1626–c.1667) and Santiago de Murcia (c.1682–c.1740), two Spanish instrumentalists and composers whose works were widely played in 17th- and 18th-century Mexico, as a starting point to recreate both instrumental and vocal works. As part of this re-creation process, we immersed ourselves in the cultural essence of this promising New World and went to the heart of Baroque-era Mexico in search of what had fashioned the spirit of composers from the period: the fabric of the music, some written works, the grandeur of its cathedrals, and the treasures of its libraries. The cultural context of Mexico of that time is fascinating. There is clearly a strong Spanish influence on the society and as a result on the repertoire. Yet, Baroque Mexican culture stands out from its Spanish cousin by its religious and cultural syncretism. A major intellectual figure symbolizes the spirit of the entire period for both Mexico and Spain: Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (1648–1695), the first great Latin American poetess.We were overwhelmed by her impassioned poetry and texts, and the musicality of her writing made us want to bring it to life again. A highly intellectual figure, Sor (sister) Juana Inés de la Cruz also composed music and was an undisputedly talented singer. However, her scores and compositions have not survived. To remedy this situation, we selected some of her poems and set them to music over known bass lines of the period. As part of this (re)creation project, we teamed up with Canadian composer Michael Oesterle and invited him to write a piece. Sharing our fascination for the poetry and time of Sor Juana, he composed Tres sonetos, a very personal reading of this famous scholar’s work. Throughout this creative process, we kept an image of Sor Juana playing and singing her poems over these ostinato bass lines in our hearts. Françoise Atlan, performing Baroque repertoire for the first time, lends her warm and unique voice to the project. Actively involved in the creative process and a veritable restorer of a flamboyant past, she devoted her remarkable talent to the service of this key literary and intellectual figure’s poems. The virtuosic dialogues between the Baroque guitar, the Persian setar, the viola da gamba and the percussion instruments also recreate a unique sound, one that is characteristic of our group. It’s a sound that is both ancient and modern, tinged with Mediterranean and Middle-eastern sonorities, this time with a daring gaze toward the New World, nourished with respect and admiration for one of the most celebrated women scholars of New Spain, Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz. Sor Juana Inés de la CruzThe life of Sor Juana is relatively well known in spite of the normal uncertainties given the three centuries and the geographical distance separating her time and place from our own. Our modern fascination with Sor Juana could be explained by the uniqueness of her personality – an indispensable source of information is her biography written by the Mexican man of letters and diplomat Octavio Paz (1941–1998), winner of the Nobel Prize for literature in 1990. However, the primary source remains Sor Inés’ own autobiography, entitled Respuesta a Sor Filotea (Reply to Sister Filotea), published in 1691, and virulently criticized in intellectual circles. Juana Inés de Asbaje y Ramírez de Santillana, who was born in San Miguel Nepantla, in Mexico (New Spain at the time), in 1651 (some researchers say 1648) and died in Mexico City in 1695, seems to have been the illegitimate daughter of an adventurer who never admitted his paternity and a landed woman who never married. In a world where women were not allowed access to knowledge, and in particular a formal education, the young Inés demonstrated spectacularly precocious intellectual gifts (she wrote her first text at the age of seven) and rose up against prejudice by devising a scheme to disguise herself as a man in order to attend university. Although her plan failed, her mother sent her to Mexico City in 1664, and her remarkable talents eventually drew the attention of the court of Marquis de Mancera, Viceroy of Mexico, who was charmed by this) rare instance, for the time, of a female poet, and one with such a sweet and likable nature. She soon became a lady-in-waiting of the viceroy’s wife and proved to be just as brilliant in philosophy, theology, mathematics and astronomy, not to mention music, as she was in literature. She wrote with great relish, setting down poems, plays and texts to be sung at church—the popular villancicos so typical of Spanish music and essential components of the Empire’s great religious feasts. Her only interest being in the arts and sciences, Juana knew full well that the monastic world would allow her to dedicate herself entirely to these pursuits. Her first attempt to enter a Carmelite convent failed, but in 1669, she was successful and turned her back on the lavish court life and took the veil, becoming Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz at the monastery of Jeronimas de Puebla, where she continued to write and fascinate her compatriots throughout the world. At the monastery, Sor Inés was free to develop her immense intelligence and devote herself to her love of literature.What makes her œuvre so interesting is undoubtedly the numerous perspectives under which she is considered. Some see her as the ultimate expression of a certain Spanish classicism, others as incarnating the first expression of a true American identity. There are convincing justifications for either interpretation. Hence, her poem “Primer Sueño” (Early Dream), which describes the dreamlike voyages of the human soul, falls into a tradition of Spanish literature whose most obvious representative is Luis de Góngora (1561–1627), while her plays cannot but display her admiration for Calderón. But as Octavio Paz writes, numerous works, including “Primer Sueño,” are influenced by the Hermetic, mystical tradition of the Jesuit Athanasius Kircher. The polemics arising from her Reply to Sister Filotea clearly illustrate the problems raised by the existence of such a brilliant woman. A response to a letter attacking her for her focus on literature and the sciences and suggesting that she instead concentrate on theology, Sor Inés’ Reply is a remarkable text on the recognition of women in society of the day. It also takes a run at the inordinate power of the Inquisition, a sign that her personality, so highly appreciated by her contemporaries, also had an opinionated and determined side. Defending the place of women in society, Sor Inés was also a fervent advocate of other victims of social prejudice: She viewed prostitutes with a sympathetic regard and was also among the voices standing up for black slaves and aboriginals in Spanish territories. However, the Reply attracted the wrath of the Archbishop of Mexico, who condemned Sor Juana’s “waywardness.” She resolved to stop writing rather than submit to censure. In the end, only a small portion of Sor Inés’ œuvre, collected today under the title Complete Works, has survived, a quarter of it consisting of religious songs. Legend has it that her writings were saved by the Mexican viceroy’s wife herself, evidence that Sor Inés’ unique voice had echoed deeply among her entourage. Similarly, we now know that her texts were set to music for over a century (until the 1780s) by the most important composers of South America, though her poetry was “adapted” to local practices. It is moving to hear a voice in the struggle for liberty—a voice snuffed out by its suffocating era—sing out once again over the span of the centuries.
Tracklista: CD 1 1. The General's Fast Asleep 2. A Star Fell Out Of Heaven 3. My Prayer 4. If I Didn't Care 5. Wishing 6. We'll Meet Again 7. Wish Me Luck 8. When You Wish Upon A Star (With Jack Cooper) 9. I Shall Be Waiting 10. It's A Lovely Day Tomorrow 11. Goodnight Children, Everywhere 12. The Woodpecker Song 13. Over The Rainbow 14. When Our Dreams Grow Old 15. A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square 16. Don't You Ever Cry 17. A Little King Without A Crown 18. When They Sound The Last 'All Clear' 19. Maybe 20. Ferryboat Serenade 21. Room Five-Hundred-And-Four 22. The London I Love 23. The Anniversary Waltz 24. The Day I Met His Majesty The King 25. There'll Come Another Day CD 2 1. Poor Little Angeline 2. I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire 3. Yours 4. That Lovely Weekend 5. Be Like The Kettle And Sing 6. There's A Land Of Begin Again 7. I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time 8. The White Cliffs Of Dover 9. How Green Was My Valley 10. Be Careful, It's My Heart 11. The Man I Love 12. When The Lights Go On Again 13. You'll Never Know 14. The Stars Will Remember 15. I'm Beginning To See The Light 16. Jealousy 17. Farewell To Arms 18. You Can't Be True Dear 19. Again 20. One Sunday Afternoon 21. Let's Harmonize (Feat. Anne Shelton) 22. Hollywood Square Dance (Feat. Anne Shelton) 23. The Faithful Hussar (Don't Cry My Love) 24. Auf Wiederseh'n Sweetheart 25. Sincerely Yours - Vera Lynn (Excerpts)
Tracklista:1. True Love Ways2. Venus3. Lipstick On Your Collar4. Lonely Boy5. It's All in the Game6. April Love7. Only You8. Come Softly to Me9. A Teenager in Love10. Devoted to You11. Bye Bye Love12. Heartbeat13. All I Have to Do Is Dream14. Put Your Head On My Shoulder15. Young Love16. Everyday17. Never Be Anyone Else But You18. One Night With You19. Wear My Ring Around Your Neck20. You Always Hurt the One You Love21. Only Sixteen22. I'll Be Home23. Born Too Late24. Born to Be With You25. To Know Him Is to Love Him26. Mr Blue27. Love Me Tender