Carl Cox to Release Artist Album SECOND SIGN

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Carl Cox will release a DJ-mixed artist album titled "Second Sign" on Koch Records in April. Full details and tracklisting here. Mark your calendars! World-traveling DJ Carl Cox will release his mixed artist album "Second Sign" on April 4th, 2006. "Second Sign" contains 15 original Carl Cox tracks produced in conjunction with heavyweight electronic producers like Fatboy Slim aka Norman Cook, Josh Wink, Roni Size, Misstress Barbara and others. Cox has mixed up styles one would never think of putting together -- house, soul, punk, techno and drum and bass. Widely regarded as one of the top DJs in the world, Carl Cox has been part of Britain's dance scene from the heady days of disco through to the global clubland of the '90s, with temporary pit-stops covering hip hop, the rare-groove movement and the immense rave revolution of the late '80s. Cox has plans to host his own stage at 2006's "Ultra Music Festival" in Miami, Florida, and will return to DJ in Ibiza in the summer. Cox will also be performing at the Coachella festival on April 30th, 2006. "Second Sign" Artist: Carl Cox Format: CD Label: Koch Records Released: April 4th, 2006 1. That's the Bass (Cox's Rock Drums Mix) feat. Norman Cook) 2. Space Calling 3. Give Me Your Love feat. Hannah Robinson 4. Feel The Real w/Light of the World 5. Room 713 6. If I Fall (Would You Let Me?) Phats and Small Mix feat. Onallee 7. On Fire feat. Mistress Barbara 8. Ain't It Funky Now 9. Dirty Bass feat. Christian Smith 10. It's the Machines feat. Josh Wink 11. Vibes of Energy feat. Kevin Saunderson 12. Give Me Your Love (Valentino Kanzyani EarresistAble Mix) 13. Open Book feat. Roni Size and Onallee 14. Got What You Paid 4! Feat. Saffron 15. If I Fall (Would You Let Me?) (Drum and Latin version) feat. Onallee

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Michael Bordash
Published
2006-02-02
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