(Nu Jazz/ Groove) Parov Stelar - The Paris Swing Box [EP] - 2010, FLAC (image+.cue) lossless

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Parov Stelar / The Paris Swing Box
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The now available five-track mini-album, “The Paris Swingbox”, demonstrates this distinctive sound. Unlike his albums, his EPs are aimed at the dance floor and “The Paris Swing Box”, without coming across as simply a tool for DJ’s, is no exception. The five tracks reflect the mood of the swing era in an inimitable way. The samples are arranged subtly and sit perfectly. While staying true to the original sounds and their aesthetics, “The Paris Swing Box” manages to be a strictly modern production. With house beats always in the foreground, these are kicking club tracks which have nothing to do with soothing lounge music. What has emerged here is a virtually unique hybrid which, rather than falling between the genres of old and new, creates an altogether irresistible groove of its own. ”