Bebel Gilberto - Bebel Gilberto Remixed
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Free Music Notes for Bebel Gilberto Remixed
Free Music Review: Not too bad....
Hit: 3 Stars
My favorite song on the album is Simplesmente and (Aganj? the version on the 2nd disk that comes with the album). Free Music Review: Simply Amazing
Hit: 5 Stars
Remixes or not, Bebel is perfect! There is not a bad track on this disc! You will want to listen to it over and over... I do!Free Music Review: I'm praying for a part 2
Hit: 5 Stars
I adore this album. It's a cross between a vacation and a fantasy for me.
Either way, it works out.
Free Music Review: Pretty good!
Hit: 3 Stars
It's definately different from what our American "remixes" are like-- which is kind of what I was expecting-- but I do like it. Great musician. Free Music Review: Bebel gets an electronica makeover
Hit: 5 Stars
What is it about remixes that we typically like that didn't exist on the original? Many like the new flavor to a familiar song, the addition of more groove, the rearranging of beats, the phasing in and out of other genres like nu-jazz and spacey electronic elements that result in a complete redeux: a complete makeover if you will, new and improved shake-your-booty music results when it is successfully rearranged. Such is the case with this fine bit of bossa-nova-nu-jazz inspired electronica that features the sensual vocal stylings of Bebel Gilberto. Her of the soft as a whisper sexy musings comes across between the remix like a purring kitten; she is just too hard to resist. Originals are just that and should not be compared. Especially tasty songs include Thievery Corporations "Cada Beijo" that features soft jazzy-samba grooves that are like a sunset on Rio, the catchy "Aganju" gets a new sound that gets a hip-hop-hicup makeover for an interesting nu-groove and the Tom Middleton's Cosmos mix of "Simplemente" is a crafty reinterpretation of the original. The songs in English (7) are very nice but there is someting that is lost when Bebel switches languages , personally I prefer her offerings in Portuguese, I guess it adds to the exotic nature of her music. If you liked "Tanto Tiempo" than you probably will like these dancefloor versions. The bonus is a mini-disc that features six more dance floor remixes of the same songs with the irresitible "Aranju" getting the makeover twice. If you like Brazilian music and remixes than you will probably like this offering by six degrees that is a bargain.