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BEC 5161078
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Mickey Moonlight's first single (Interplanetary Music) was described by The Guardian (UK) as "the thinking fan's pop moment of 2008." The second (Love Pattern) was described by Les Inrockuptibles as "tropical chic... on this strange Cockney accent, Caribbean rhythms, disco beats and melodies tan on white sand." Featuring Fimber Bravo and George Lewis Jnr with remixes by The Martin Brothers and Playgroup.
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BEC 5161036
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This is the debut album from UK producer/remixer Mickey Moonlight. Full of discrete and subtle details, this LP is definitely aimed for home-listening and not for the club (even though "Close To Everything" has already received massive DJ support). Although MM has assembled a large and stellar cast of musicians, the album still remains his singular and unique vision. He describes it as "Science-Fiction Exotica." There are tales of biotech companies, artificial lovers, voluntary euthanasia, cosmic ambivalence, Discordian folk songs, time-travel field recordings and psychedelic pattern-music. The full cast of characters on this album includes: George Lewis Jr. (Twin Shadow), Marina Gasloina (ex-Bonde De Role), Susumu Mukai (Zongamin), Tim Sparke, Suzy Silver, Sandro Perri, Bishi, Lou Hayter (The New Sins & New Young Pony Club), Tahita Bulmer (New Young Pony Club), Anita Blay (TheCocknBullKid), Deborah Howell, Fimber Bravo (20th Century Steel Band), The Fullfat Horns (Jake Painter, Carl Sterling and Robin Harris), Sonny Akpan (The Funkies). All scenes directed by Mickey Moonlight. Both thirty years in the future and thirty years in the past.
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BEC 5772662
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2010 release. Mickey Moonlight, formerly knows as Midnight Mike has run the record label Flesh, co-produced Zongamin's debut album and remixed artists such as Munk, Colder and Playgroup.
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