My My - Butterflies & Zebras EP Album

Tracklist

1	Butterflies & Zebras (John Dahlbäck Remix) Remix – John Dahlbäck
2	Moneybowl
3	Butterflies & Zebras

Credits

• Artwork By [Logo] – Build
• Mastered By – Shane
• Producer, Written-By – Lee Jones, Nicolas Höppner

Album

Album 2006 3 Songs. Butterflys & Zebras John Dahlback Remix. 3 Songs, 18 Minutes. Released: Oct 2, 2006. 2006 Aus Music. More By My My. Price Tag - EP. Listen free to My My Butterflies & Zebras EP Butterflies & Zebras, Moneybowl and more. 3 tracks 13:05. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Butterflies & Zebras EP. MyMy, John Dahlback. Release Date 2006-10-05. People Also Bought. All Night Long EP 1. MyMy, Will Saul, Tam Cooper, Lee Jones, Shur-I-Kan. Aus Music. Play full-length songs from Butterflies & Zebras by My My on your phone, computer and home audio system with up their recent fantastic 12inch on CIRCUS COMPANY Butterflies & Zebras is beautifully tripped-out expansive ambient house, summer after-hours here we come Recorded live with Nick and Lee layering fx over the organic percussion as the mix develops. An acid infused bassline is slowly opened out as layers of lush strings and shimmering pads are teased into the arrangement. On Moneybowl the boys show the more jacking side of My My. Taught and lean with a groove that keeps on evolving, while weird and wonderful bleeps and clicks bounce around the mix. For the remix, John Dahlbäck tw. Butterflies & Zebras John Dahlback Remix. 128 bpm, 7B, F major, 2006-10-05, Electro House, 1 3. John Dahlback, MyMy. Butterflies and Zebras on the other hand feels identifiably part of a genre. Im not too sure what genre that is something that takes in Wolfgang Voigts Gas project in its dancier moments and Oliver Liebs Java from the early nineties The track has a slow deep rolling bassline and wandering pads over a strong 44 rhythm but it doesnt really go anywhere and leaves little trace of its passing when its done getting there. Its a pleasant enough exercise in chill-out house but Id prefer them to go back to the spastic rhythms theyre so good at on their upcoming album. There is also Joh