My Favorite Things - My Favorite Things vinyl record cover

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Lawrence - "Sweeping the Stars"

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Echologist - "Faith (Ame Remix)" *Vinyl Exclusive

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Sweeping the Stars

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Faith


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Label: MULE ELECTRONIC

My Favorite Things

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Mule Electronic's second label compilation features some new artists and regular Mule electronic acts. The compilation starts off with a lovely slow track from DJ Koze's alias, Adolf Noise, and the single from Saporro-based ambient master Koss is deep and atmospheric, as always. Hamburg-based Dial co-owner Lawrence provides a beautiful new track as well as rising stars Guido Schneider and Florian Schmeiser aka Glowing Glisses. Also check out a big track from last year: Loco Dice's remix of Terre Thaemlitz aka Social Material. Here's a small taste of Tobias Schmidt's Audision project, who will release their first album on Mule Electronic. It was a big year for Swiss-based Alex Attias - his release on Planet E was unforgettable. Another big newcomer was Spain's Tony Lionni, who launched on France's Versatile and just dropped his new 12' featured here. My Favorite Things ends with two stormers: The debut single from Phonica Records' Dan Foat has been gracing the decks of Ame and Paul Woolford, amongst others, and then the big finale: Mule's biggest track of 2007, Minilogue's 'Ghost.' the 12' version includes an exclusive remix by Ame of an Echologist track.

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