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Hotel Costes, Vol. 6 kick starts things right off with In The Black Of The Night by
Slow Train. It’s a beautiful, soulful, jazzy track with excellent female vocals. We then
head off to Reality Check by Stigmato Inc. Not one of my favorite tracks on here but
still OK. It gets thing ready for the next track called Metropolitan by Emmanuel
Santarromana. An amazing track with the beautiful sounds of the accordion. I'm not
sure what language it is but I think it could be Italian. Right after that track things
really start moving with Surround Me With Your Love (Mental Overdrive Mix) by 311
Porter. This track is a Spanish/Latin flavored piece with enough energy to set the
dance floor on fire yet still having a moody feel to it that you can chill to. It does
have the vocals Surround Me With Your Love - I Need Your Love. Magnificent!
Right up next we head into familiar territory with Rolf Royce by Tosca feturing
Stephan Graf Hadik Wilnder. I'm familiar with Tosca and everything else they have
done and this is another one of their amazing downtempo tracks and fits here
excellently in this mix! Things slow down a bit on the next track. Morenito (Bossa
Mix) by Stephane Pompougnac featuring Clementine is a beautiful Latin/Brazilian
flavored track that has enough of a beat to keep you grooving but not heavy enough
to really tire your ears. Next up things pick up again with a fun Latin House track.
This is an excellent track to get things going. It's just a fun party tune. Snowblind by
Minus 8 is fun, moody and groovy perfect for this set. I love the vocals on here. It
fits excellenty in the track. Up next is my favorite track on this collection. Come On
(Sket Remix) by Dutch Rhythm Combo featuring Annik. What an amazing track this
is. It’s got great vocals by Annik complementing the delightful beats behind it.
AMAZING!
Next up we have You Fly Me by Fingathing. This track reminds me of a score from a
60's/70's romance flick. This actually sounds much better than what music would
sound like back then but it just reminds me of music from romance flicks from that
era. It actually gives me goose bumps just listening to that piece of music. Bluesless
(Radio Mix) by Spiro Projecto featuring Josefina Sanner is another jazzy,
instrumental electronica track. It’s very upbeat and it has minimal vocals. It’s
actually really fun and keeps this mix moving forward into the next track.
Sometimes it reminds me of early 90's techno and rave music but not obnoxious
sounding to not be able to fit in this mix.
Up next is The Breeze Is Back (Moonstar Remix) by Zimpala. I have to say this is not
one of Zimpala’s stronger pieces. I really love the track Sugar by Zimpala. I just love
that track but this track doesn't compare at all to Sugar. The vocals actually get a
little annoying after a while. Luckily the vocals are short and they end pretty quickly.
Things start winding down from now on with Party's On by Grand Palace and finally
Un Monde Sans Frime by Doctor Jazz's Universal Remedy. The stronger of the latter
two tracks is Un Monde Sans Frime. This track has beautiful vocals and the music is
excellent.
Overall Hotel Costes still has it going for it and Stephane Pompougnac is the man
behind the higly successful Hotel Costes series. Hotel Costes 6 is definitely a
winner. So go get it and listen to it or enjoy with your friends while having a cocktail
party.
Seb Jarakian is the owner of Musync http://www.musync.com a music
research and licensing company based in San Francisco California. Seb's client list
includes: Microsoft XBOX, Esurance, Clorox, VISA and Adidas. Seb also owns and
updates Best Playlists http://www.BestPlaylists.com and Beatzblog http://
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technologies. Seb periodically updates the two blogs with new playlists, album
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