Chill Out in Paris, Vol. 3 * by David Visan (CD, Feb-2007, 2 Discs, George V Records)

Album Features
UPC:	823807104623
Artist:	David Visan
Format:	CD
Release Year:	2007
Record Label:	George V Records
Genre:	Electronic
Number Of Discs:	2

Track Listing
DISC 1:
1. Pleasant Dream, Pt. 2
2. Jerusalem of Gold
3. Sa Lughe
4. Anapest
5. Em Goa
6. Taste of Joy
7. All Is Dust
8. Long Life to You My Friend
9. Freedom
10. Piya Bavari
11. Ghir Enta
12. Mosaïques
13. Awakening
14. Venice Beach Dub
15. Mariguana Cha Cha Cha

DISC 2:
1. Ya Ghayeb
2. Orient Express
3. Scapricciatiello
4. Tango de Lambur
5. Ionel, Ionelule
6. Esculapio
7. Bhangra
8. Punjab - (Chiller Twist Fruity Mix)
9. Aphrodivina - (Gambafreaks Mix)
10. Gia - (Said Mrad Remix)
11. Besame Mucho - (Dub Mix)
12. Sobabini - (Remix, remix)
13. Hello Yaoundé
14. Ayo Nene
15. C'est Si Bon

Details
Producer:	Colin Towns, Frank Fitzpatrick, P. Rossini, Paul Sears, David Visan, Marc George Andersen, Steffen Aaskoven, Grasskirt
Distributor:	Ryko Distribution
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
This is a continuous in-the-mix CD compiled and mixed by David Visan.Personnel: Thierry David (synthesizer, programming, sampler).Audio Mixers: David Visan; Michael Pfundheller.Recording information: Fulham Studios, London, England.Arrangers: Steffen Aaskoven; Marc George Andersen; Vittorio Muo'; Grassskirt.A double mix CD that celebrates the 30th anniversary of the San Carlo dal 1973 store ("one of the top 100 luxury and contemporary design stores"), Chill Out in Paris, Vol. 3 is one of the best Buddha-Bar-related releases. Like the Buddha-Bar series, the Chill Out in Paris series is all about atmosphere and ambience, but less trippy and more cosmopolitan. Mixed by David Visan, the album throws more curveballs than most albums that have "chill" on the cover. Most of twists and turns work because Visan pays more attention to the tone and mood of a song than its geographic origin. The first disc, titled "Fusion," is the more laid-back, but there's enough head-bobbing beats and Middle Eastern flavor to keep listeners from floating away. It's more organic than expected and the electronic touches are generally light and purposeful. "Confusion," the second disc, coolly mixes genres up a bit more and the head-bobbing gives way to hip-shaking. Not that this is nighttime club music, but it's not a morning contemplation soundtrack either. Sometimes worldbeat, and sometimes jazzy downtempo, this is afternoon music for chic boutique shoppers. ~ David Jeffries