Fresh Moods

Artist: Various Artists
P: 2000
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The higly anticipated various artists compilations Ambient Diary. One and Ambient Diary. Two released by Frankfurt/Germany based Elektrolux label in 1997 and 1998 are now considered as classics, which found their way into many good collections of Chill Out and Downbeat sounds. With the new, long awaited DoCD compilation Ambient Diary. Three the compilers (who are also responsible for the soundtrack to the german cult tv series Space Night) have secured another breathtaking selection. Another essential release not only for followers of the label!
A flight through space and time with Elektrolux, on board are artists like Full Moon Fashions, The Sushi Club, Quantum Leap, Fresh Moods, Index ID, JFC, Autopilot, ÜNN, Drøn, Syncromatic Dubsters and more.

Here the last copies!

Artist: Various Artists
P: 1998
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Chill Out Ambient , and for all the lovers of meditative Soundscapes. This is the second compilation of the current Elektrolux artists.

Artist: Various Artists
P: 1996
Best of CD with the popular tracks of the late night TV show: Space Night.

Here the last copy!
 

Artist: Various Artists
P: 1999
Best of CD with the popular tracks of the late night TV show: Space Night

Artist: Various Artists
P: 2001
Best of CD with the popular tracks of the late night TV show: Space Night

Artist: Various Artists
P: 2005
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How would you like to celebrate a special birthday? Would you prefer to wallow in sweet memories or would you prefer to look out for new future adventures ? Elektrolux seems to choose the second and, for their 10th Anniversary, releases a double CD which contains more than 20 previously unreleased tracks by some of the most renowned contemporary electronic listening producers (such as Aural Float, Fresh Moods, The Sushi Club, Gabriel Le Mar, Fous De La Mer, Ruxpin, Fortunato & Montresor and many more) and on top represents a comprehensive anthology with all known electronic listening styles 2005. Carefree summer excursions into the history of synthesizers (Groovecatcher 'The Electronic Kick'), slowmotion vocoder with mediteranean jazz (Guardner 'Everybody Needs'), tragic- melancolic dub- organs (Subtonal 'Back Home'), enchanting ambienttrance strings (Aural Float 'Still Here – Instrumental'), soulhouse hymns with analyzer crooning (Jean F. Cochois 'Electronique Love – Naoki Kenji Remix') or highly dramatic electro trance (Ruxpin 'Kiteboarding in the summer – Sniper Mode Remix'), everything’s possible. The Elektrolux Decade Compilation presents the perfect symmetry between harmonic high class electronic listening and a relaxed and modern understanding of dance-pop.

Artist: Various Artists
P: 2005
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"Can Chillout and Pop go together? Electronic music has gone through a remarkable change during the last years by tracks having become less anonymous and more recognizable, especially with regard to song-like structures. Therefore, it was only logical that Elektrolux gave an impressing proof of the consensus of Ambient and Pop by the first issue of the compilation series The Future Is My Melody"" about two years ago. The aim was to set a new benchmark especially on the international market (e.g. Major licensings to Columbia for the US and Canada and to Universal for France). As a logical consequence, this success story is continued congenially in the anniversary year 2005. Twelve tracks of the more recent label history and two tracks which have not been released yet form an Ambient Pop Compilation which is already making us dream of next summer.
Marko Bussian, Jean-Charles Vandermynsbrugge and the Argentina-born Sol Ruiz de Galarreta are meeting for a sensual kiss on the beach of Ibiza (Fous de la Mer ""Conmigo""). The latest label act Groovecatcher is bewitched by the cathartic power of rain expressed in a deeply melancholic dub (""After The Rain""). The label founders Alex Azary and Pascal FEOS give an exclusive outlook to the third Aural Float by blending smooth but funky chilled Elektro breaks with vocals by Kim Sanders in a track akin to Prince productions (""Him And Her - Chris Wood Re-Edit"").
""The Future Is My Melody Vol. 2"", like part one, of course features tracks by Naoki Kenji, The Sushi Club, Jean F. Cochois, Fresh Moods and PFL feat. Julia Messenger. Thus, the future of the aesthetic power of melodies could not be brighter.