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Musicweek 20Th WEEK | AUG Musicweek 20th WEEK | AUG. 31th - SEP. 11th, 2020 Bestellkontakt: Tel.: +49 6471 505 121/207/172 | Fax: +49 6471 505 168 | Mail: [email protected] MUSICWEEK ONLINE http://www.zyx.de/musicweek Highlight Album No 20 Title: Dreamscape Vol. 3 Artist: MIXED BY ZYRUS 7 & LIQUID SOUL Hörprobe: https://bit.ly/32uxNaR After the great success of the second volume, we proudly present the third edition of the „Dreamscape“ compilation series. „Zyrus 7“ is not only the creator of the CD and co-partner of the homonymous event series taking place in the Frankfurt area, he also produces brilliant tracks on Bluetunes Records. Thanks to him, „Liquid Soul“ is doing magic on Dreamscape Vol. 3 as a guest mixer. Dance to melodic and progressive rhythms getting down to two excellent CDs featuring tracks by Neelix, Phaxe, Ace Ventura, Omiki, Interactive Noise and many more! AUSZUG TRACKLIST ZYRUS 7 - I‘M NOT AFRAID NEELIX, CAROLINE HARRISON - MAKEUP (Blazy Remix) PHAXE, QUEROX - BLOOM LIFEFORMS - SPELLS Order-No.: FileUnder: Trance GAUDIUM & RITMO - GOLDEN CAGE Release: 25.09.2020 ZYX 83028-2 Pricecode: M47 ZYRUS 7 & PABLO ANON - GAIA‘S TEARS (Extended Mix) Packaging: Jewelcase HYPERFLOW - HUMAN EVOLUTION 2 CD SYMPHONIX - DREAMS WE HAVE EDDIE BITAR - WARRIOR POET SEVEN LIONS - CUSP DURS & JILAX - UNLIMITED PROTONICA - EXOPLANET (Kalki Remix) 0 194111 005259 LIQUID SOUL & OFF LIMITS - GROW & GLOW LIQUID SOUL & OUTSIDERS - LIFE FREQUENCY KANOBI - EVERLASTING HIGH RITMO - FLOW SUNDOSE - SUN VALLEY LIQUID ACE - NEUROCHEMISTRY (Indianix Remix) SHADOW CRONICLES, VERTICAL MODE - FREQUENCY KALKI - REPLICANT LIQUID SOUL & PROTONICA FEAT. LJUUBA - LEVITATE ACE VENTURA & VERTICAL MODE - DEEP BREATH Title: Dreamscape Vol.2 Title: Dreamscape Vol. 1 Artist: VARIOUS Artist: MIXED BY ZYRUS 7 & STEFAN LUDLEY Order-No.: ZYX 82996-2 Order-No.: ZYX 82967-2 Pricecode: M47 Pricecode: M47 AlsoAvailable 0 194111 001268 0 090204 656196 Highlight Compilation No 20 Title: Deutscher Disco Fox: Party Edition 2 Artist: VARIOUS Hörprobe: https://bit.ly/3hAoKvg Swing your hips and legs to vol. 2 of „Deutscher Disco Fox : Party Edition“ ! 2 CDs full of more than 2 hours of brand new Disco Fox tracks making you dance and party! Catchy melodies, danceable rhythms and hits hits hits hits by artists like Daniela Alfinito (two no. 1 albums on the German chart!), Rosanna Rocci, Ben Luca, Norman Langen, Olaf Henning, The hit pilots, Nico Gemba. AUSZUG TRACKLIST DANIELA ALFINITO - TRÄUME ON THE ROCKS ROSANNA ROCCI - LAIO BEN LUCA - JULIA ACARINA - DARF ICH NEHMEN? Order-No.: FileUnder: Schlager Release: 25.09.2020 NORMAN LANGEN - SENORITA ZYX 83034-2 Pricecode: M41 OLAF HENNING - ICH SCHWÖRE Packaging: Jewelcase ANNEMARIE EILFELD - WAHRE TRÄUMER (Rico Bernasconi Club Edit) 2 CD MITCH KELLER - WIR SIND IMMER NOCH HIER EDELMEER - DU BIST EINFACH DER HAMMER ALEXANDER JAHNKE - WIEDER DIESES LIED FRANZISKA - LIEDER DIE NIE MEHR VERGEHEN FRANK MARIN - AU REVOIR 0 194111 005457 ANDRE STADE - DIE LIEBE SIND WIR MARRY - LEBENDE LEGENDEN DIE SCHLAGERPILOTEN - LADY JAMAIKA NICO GEMBA - DIE PARTY MEINES LEBENS (MF Fox Remix) ALEX ROSENROT - FEDERLEICHT (Mixmaster JJ Fox DanceMix) SANDY WAGNER - JAQUELINE PATRICK LINDNER - WIEDER AUF ANFANG KATI WUNDER - ENDLICH FREIHEIT DANIELA HAAKE - STURM DER GEFÜHLE CHRISTIAN ZACH - FAHRSTUHL ZUM HIMMEL (DJ Mix) ANKE FÜRST - WENN DU WILLST MARC ESS - DIE ZEIT VERGEHT MUSIKAPOSTEL - EWIG JULIA BENDER - ICH BIN VERRÜCKT NACH DIR MARIO MONTY - 1000 KLEINE WUNDER SUSANN KAISER - VOGEL DER NACHT BELLA VISTA - IRGENDWANN (De Lancaster Remix) DE LANCASTER - DU HAST IHRE AUGEN Title: Deutscher Disco Fox 2020 Artist: VARIOUS Order-No.: ZYX 83000-2 Pricecode: M41 AlsoAvailable 0 194111 001749 Neu Vinyl No 20 Title: Flight Of The Griffin Artist: GRIFFIN Vinyl « Flight Of The Griffin » NOW ON VINYL! In all ranking lists about „US Metal of the Eighties“ you can find Griffin at some point, even though they only released two albums. Similar to Cirith Ungol or Manilla Road the style is very peculiar. In the case of Griffin this is also caused by the unusual vocals. The debut album „Flight Of The Griffin“ (1984, Shrapnel Rec.) is still rather simple. Songs like „Heavy Metal Attack“, „Hawk The Slayer“ and the title track are regarded as classics today. In addition, the album has a quite powerful sound for an indie production. The successor „Protectors Of The Lair“ (1986, Steamhammer/SPV) made it much more difficult for the fans to love it. The sound was much harder and faster and had a musty, mushy sound. That‘s why metalheads still like the debut much more than the successor. Now, in close cooperation with singer William McKay and band manager Joe Martino, the theme „Protectors Of The Lair“ was especially pushed. The original 24-track tapes were re-recorded at the end of 2019 and rebalanced as well as remixed in 2020, then Order-No.: FileUnder: Rock/Heavy Metal remastered by Patrick Engel (High Roller, Metal Blade, etc.). Release: 02.10.2020 GCR 20135-1 Pricecode: M41 Now, for the first time, „Protectors Of The Lair“ is released in new Packaging: Kastentasche splendor and shows how the album should have sounded already in 1 Vinyl 1986. This 3-CD box also contains the original mix, which was remastered for the first time (by Patrick Engel), just like the debut. But that‘s not all! Each CD includes some demo and live recordings, 0 194111 004801 being partially unknown even in collector‘s circles and bring each silver disc to over 70 minutes. The booklet contains many rare, never seen photos, a recent interview with singer William McKay, as well as further pictures and information. There is no better way to appreciate the work of a cult band! TRACKLIST SIDE A HAWK THE SLAYER HEAVY METAL ATTACK SUBMISSION CREEPER FLIGHT OF THE GRIFFIN SIDE B FIRE IN THE SKY HELL RUNNETH OVER JUDGEMENT DAY TRAVELLING IN TIME Title: Heavy Metal Adventure Title: Lords Of Sin Artist: LEGENDRY Artist: WITCHFYNDE Order-No.: GCR 20138-1 Order-No.: GCR 20129-1 Pricecode: M41 Pricecode: M41 AlsoAvailable 0 194111 005037 0 194111 002289 Neu Vinyl No 20 Title: 50s Jukebox Hits Vol. 2 Artist: VARIOUS Vinyl Hörprobe: https://bit.ly/34EhdIc „Volume 2 of the very successful 3 CD box „50 Jukebox Hits“ is now finally available on vinyl for all lovers of black gold! Also the 2nd edition on vinyl includes 20 original recordings by the original artists like Fats Domino, Paul Anka, Jerry Lewis, Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Pat Boone. Enjoy a musical journey through time straight into the age of jukeboxes at the diner, petticoats and cadillacs, the roaring 50s!“ TRACKLIST SIDE A FATS DOMINO - HELLO JOSEPHINE GUY MITCHELL - SINGING THE BLUES CONNIE FRANCIS - WHO‘S SORRY NOW EDDIE COCHRAN - C‘MON EVERYBODY PAUL ANKA - I LOVE YOU BABY Order-No.: FileUnder: Schlager JERRY LEE LEWIS - GREAT BALLS OF FIRE Release: 02.10.2020 ZYX 55912-1 Pricecode: M41 ELVIS PRESLEY - KISS ME QUICK Packaging: Kastentasche CARL PERKINS - BLUE SUEDE SHOES 1 Vinyl THE PLATTERS - THE GREAT PRETENDER LITTLE ANTHONY & THE IMPERIALS - TEARS ON MY PILLOW SIDE B DION & THE BELMONTS - I WONDER WHY 0 194111 004719 WANDA JACKSON - KANSAS CITY CHUCK BERRY - ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN THE KINGSTON TRIO - TOM DOOLEY PAT BOONE - I‘LL BE HOME DUANE EDDY - CANNON BALL RICKY NELSON - STOOD UP THE McGUIRE SISTERS - SUGARTIME LITTLE RICHARD - KEEP-A-KNOCKIN‘ BRENDA LEE - SWEET NOTHINGS Title: 50s Jukebox Hits Vol.1 Artist: VARIOUS Order-No.: ZYX 55908-1 Pricecode: M41 AlsoAvailable 0 194111 002500 Catalog Highlights! No 20 Title: Der große Kinder Spaß Artist: MAX UND MORITZ / BÄRCHEN UND PACO / MÄRCHENBILDERBUCH Educationally valuable stories for children on DVD in German language. Order-No.: FileUnder: Kinder FSK: 0 DVDB 5012 Format: 4:3 Ton: Dolby Digital 2.0 5 DVD Sprache: Deutsch Laufzeit: ca. 255 Min. Pricecode: M18 Release: 25.09.2020 Packaging: Stackpak 0 194111 005556 Distribution News Savant No 20 Title: TOYS / Die Dreaming Artist: JD ALLEN Of JD Allen, Giovanni Russonello in The New York Times said, “Mr. Allen has become one of today‘s most exciting tenor saxophonists not by trying to spotlight his own virtuosity… but by defining a new way of playing in a group.” Allen‘s current release, “Toys / Die Dreaming,” is his 14th as a leader and builds on his already rich recorded legacy. His compositions exhibit his philosophy of providing short melodies as the basis of both solo and group improvisation; “Get in and get out,” as Allen likes to say. This gives his music a remarkable ever-transforming feel, as if the improvisation was actually part of the composition itself. To bring his music to life, Allen requires players of the utmost talent and creativity and he has certainly found them in bassist, Ian Kenselaar and drummer, Nic Cacioppo. “I found the bad boys of this generation, as far as I‘m concerned,” says Allen, “guys who are not afraid to dip their toe in the avant-garde a little bit, and then turn around and play the tradition.” But tradition to Allen is a development, an unending arc of creativity which begins at the Order-No.: FileUnder: Jazz dawn of jazz and to which he is the latest contributor to the Release: 18.09.2020 music‘s evolution. SCD 2184 Pricecode: V41 Packaging: Jewelcase 1 CD TRACKLIST 1. You’re My Thrill 2. The G Thing 3. Die Dreaming 0 633842 218427 4. Red Label 5. Toys 6. I Should Care 7. Elegua (the trickster) JD Allen – tenor saxophone Ian Kenselaar – bass Nic Cacioppo – drums Title: Barracoon Title: Love Stone Artist: JD Allen Artist: JD ALLEN Order-No.: SCD 2177 Order-No.: SCD 2169 Pricecode: V41 Pricecode: V41 AlsoAvailable 0 633842 217727 0 633842 216928 Distribution News Savant No 20 Title: The Latin Side Of Horace Silver Artist: CONRAD HERWIG In 1996 trombonist Conrad Herwig unveiled the first installment in the popular “Latin Side of” series with the Grammy-nominated The Latin Side of John Coltrane.
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