Uwe Reckzeh - Unnatural Light

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Artist:		Uwe Reckzeh
Album:		Unnatural Light

Released by:		MellowJet
Year:		2009

Nr. of discs:		1
Nr. of tracks:		9
Total playtime:		01:00:47

Track list

1. Fall Line (Mo's Rev...

2. Good Vibration

3. Wavelength

4. Metamaterial

5. Linear Polarized

6. Pure Energy (Boogie...

7. Refractive Index

8. Annihilation

9. Radiation

Artist: Uwe Reckzeh
Album: Unnatural Light

Genres: Melodic space music, Berlin School

All tracks composed and arranged by Uwe Reckzeh between 2007 and 2009.

On his seventh album Uwe Reckzeh again shows in an impressive manner how electronic music can sound in the 21st century. More than two years the master has worked on these tracks and once more created unique masterpieces who can easily cope with the big electronic music productions. Uwe's complex hypnotic sequencer lines and catchy melodies fascinate. Besides traditional elements Uwe refreshes his music with modern sounds. The music immediately surrounds the listener with a comforting mood, with invitations to dreams. Depending on your own personal mood, each song holds the power to transform and to accompany.

The theme of this CD is light with all its related associations like warmth, speed and energy.

Review extracts:

Sylvain Lupari / Guts of Darkness: "Unnatural Light is a beautiful collection of 9 tracks that we got into it with pleasure, so much the musical universe there is rich, harmonious and this with sequenced structures that clash melodious
basis."

Bert Strolenberg / Sonic Immersion: "The accessible music of Uwe Reckzeh's Unnatural Light is still firmly rooted in the style of the Berliner School, but this time Uwe's output has been further valvanized and smoothened, ending up in a nice groovy, and overall moody recording [...] All in all, the well-executed Unnatural Light is a very pleasant and satisfying listen, sure for who love the Berliner School sound."