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01. I can't stop my feet 02. Bla bla 03. Party people 04. As long as 05. Tonite i feel like dancing 06. Rock 07. Lets do it tonight 08. Harvey The Imperator of Pop is back. Following a successful debut album and a tour that hit international clubs like a bomb in 2007, here comes what already knew how to convince as a live set. "AMOS Clubmixes" is a new edition of 8 songs, that appear so powerful you fear your midriff gets torn. The records demonstrates the quality and changeableness of all tracks and turns the 80s muff into high-gloss. Ranging from a cowbell inferno in "ICan't Stop My Feet" that reminds of Miami Soundsystems better years over the two fisted saw synth in "Bla Bla", a pumping bassline in "Party People" that only germans entertainment wunderkinder Deichkind could take on, the contemporary minimal groove of "Tonite I Feel Like Dancing" to the syrup sweet yet omnipresent pads in the Alan Braxic "Let's Do It Tonite" - the mixture is ever homogeneous, ultrafat and confirms Amos exceptional status between pop and underground impressively. Impressed is what Leander Haußmann (german moviemaker "Sonnenallee", "Warum Männer nicht zuhören und Frauen nicht einparken können") showed, who staged the key scene of his new blockbuster "Robert Zimmermann wundert sich über die Liebe" starring Tom Schilling on an Amos concert, where the artist performs "I Can't Stop My Feet" from the new Clubmixes album. There's even more film to come in the course of the albums single "Bla Bla", that comes along with an exciting video featuring the german movie star Julia Dietze. All tracks are produced by Bartellow and Amos. Available as download or limited vinyl edition (oversized poster and mp3s included) on Sounds of Subterrania. |
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Amos Clubmix "I can't stop my feet" on this Leander Haussmann Movie. |
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01. Rock 02. Funky 03. All over again 04. Lets do it tonight 05. Bla bla 06. Imperator of Pop 07. Party people 08. MTV is killing me 09. Tonite i feel like dancing 10. Harvey 11. Standstill 12. As long as AMOS is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer and entertainer. On his debut album "Imperator Of Pop" - as the name implies - you find 12 songs at the highest stage, a disco cocktail made of contemporary sound patterns and the essences of 80ies pop, coming with a souvereignity that makes you think you know AMOS eversince. At the same time this all appears so diversified and refreshingly real that you can be sure you're far-off the usual popcultural pabulum. AMOS moves ably within his precise arrangements, between guitar riffs, sirup-sweet vocal choirs and a crispy brass, doing without any razzmatazz, evocative of Quincy Jones work for the early Michael Jackson. The packaging, too, is one of a kind. AMOS - Imperator Of Pop is available via Sounds Of Subterrania! on June, the 1st 2007 as CD or Double LP, each with a stunning and lovely crafted megaposter cover. This album is truly unique. |
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Amos vocal performace on "Du sagst mir" |
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01. Party people - radio edit 02. Party people - extendet version 03. Party people - Show-B remix for download at finetunes, i-tunes, musicload, mp3.de etc. |
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01. I can't stop my feet 02. Imperator of Pop 03. Rock On this double a-side single you'll find three smash hits definitely tearing the soles off your shoes. AMOS combines sugar sweet vocal harmonies with an almost classical pop arrangement that for a long time noone has performed on this level, without ever sounding too greasy. Besides, the cover artwork will improve your interiour. It's a definite must have. |
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AC/DC tribute. Amos vocal performace on "Highway to hell" and "Live wire" |
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For more information please visit Sounds of Subterrania |