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Colleen Murphy
Balearic Breakfast Vol:4
The sun has finally come out. It’s the first time something like this has happened for months and months; the first glow of an approaching summer, whatever date the calendar is currently saying it is. The whole thing acts as a curative meditation, miraculously wiping away all the greyness of the past few months. Right now, optimism abounds, outlooks change and your daily soundtrack has shifted from spiky and uptight into a kind of cosmic space where songs ebb and flow and drift on like rivers run on forever towards the glimmering sea. Bliss, right?
Each Balearic Breakfast album has provided a spiritual getaway from the greyness of the everyday through a handpicked selection of glorious, psychedelically coloured, expansive music. It doesn’t matter where on the planet the music hails from, or when it was made, it just matters that it fits like a jigsaw piece into the musical whole. Be it off world jazz music or vocoder led robo-disco music; whether decades old or pressed to vinyl for the first time, everything on these flawless Balearic Breakfast collections just needs to flow together and bring the listener into the sunshine, whatever time of year they’re listening.
A1
Paz - Kandeen Love Song
A2
Santino Surfers - Freedom Surfers
B1
Saint Etienne - Alone Together
B2
Paqua - Akaliko
C1
Tar Blanche - Iguana
C2
Bryony Jarman-Pinto - Moving Forward
C3
Troy Kingi - Chronophobic Disco
D1
Ilya Santana - Cosmovision (Disco Version)
D2
Gloria Taylor - Love Is A Hurtin' Thing (12" Version)