Wellenfeld - Sunshine

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Artist:		Wellenfeld
Album:		Sunshine

Released by:		MellowJet
Year:		2008

Nr. of discs:		1
Nr. of tracks:		11
Total playtime:		01:07:54

Track list

1. New York

2. Onyx

3. Biowave

4. Klangfarben

5. Sleepwalker

6. Strings and Superst...

7. Sine Fields

8. Neolectric

9. Callipso

10. Floating (Live)

11. New York (Radio Cut)

Artist: Wellenfeld
Album: Sunshine

Genres: Melodic space music, Ambient techno, Dreamy beats

All music composed and played by Wellenfeld (Detlef Dominiczak and Andreas Braun). Recorded in 2008 at Glockenstahl Studios, Germany.

Released in the first days of spring 2008 the duo Wellenfeld returns with their album Sunshine. And this promise is being kept; warm sounds in the typical Wellenfeld fashion, once gentle, once catchy melodies plus a well dosed dash of rhythm help us leave the winter behind. Detlef Dominiczak and Andreas Braun took two years time to work on their new songs, discovered new stylistic elements and added them artfully. Songs like Sleepwalker are carried by monotonous sequencer lines which initially remind us of Tangerine Dream. Other songs like Sine Fields offers a typical "Café del Mar"-character. With Biowave, Klangfarben and New York the duo remains true to their own tradition and present three fantastic hymns in the best Wellenfeld style.

Additionally Wellenfeld added two bonus tracks to the CD: Floating is a live recording of the opening song from the Ambient-Experience concert in January 2007 at Rex Theater Wuppertal. Furthermore there is a radio-cut of the hymn New York.

Review extracts:

Dave Law / SMD: "This is an excellent album throughout [...] This is a thoroughly uplifting and fun listening experience with not one moody or dark moment to be found..."

Sylvain Lupari / Guts of Darkness: "More fluid with a brighter melodious touch and a less Kraftwerk robot-like style [...] Good rhythm which releases a feeling of wriggling heaviness in its fusion with synths to mellotron orchestrations. Neolectric itself defines this opposition of cadences."