- Music
- 13 Oct 04
Identification
‘Identification’ is an assured work. On his debut album, the German producer Phonique favours an electronic take on house and teams up with Erlend Oye for the indie-electro pop of ‘For The Time Being’, Ian Whitelaw on the soulful house of ‘You That I’m With’ and Paris The Black Fu for the sexy electronic R&B grind of ‘Thick’N’Rich’.
‘Identification’ is an assured work. On his debut album, the German producer Phonique favours an electronic take on house and teams up with Erlend Oye for the indie-electro pop of ‘For The Time Being’, Ian Whitelaw on the soulful house of ‘You That I’m With’ and Paris The Black Fu for the sexy electronic R&B grind of ‘Thick’N’Rich’. However, Phonique’s real forte is marrying bleepy basslines and grinding rhythms with sweeping strings and cinematic chords – evident on ‘Work Together’ and ‘Robotta Reprise’.
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