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Faces and Places

by Wei-Chi

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New Paradise (Instrumental Version) 07:49
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Faces And Places (Henrik Schwarz Remix) 09:50
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As can be heard on the upcoming debut album “One I, Two Eyes”, the approach of Raoul Walton (and his alter ego Wei-Chi) to music is more of a global kind. A mixture of classic modal jazz with pop and techno elements is what marks out his collection of songs and it’s just the same mixture that shines through on this 12” “Faces And Places”.

Coming from different ‘faces and places’ are the tracks on this 12” indeed. One of the artists who contributed their producing skills are Germany’s Roland Appel & Christian Prommer from Fauna Flash. They will fulfill your demands and surprise with the fabulous title track “Faces And Places”. And for those of you whose demands aren’t fulfilled enough and who can’t get enough of the lads, the third Fauna Flash album is coming up in 2005!

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released September 6, 2004

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Compost Records Munich, Germany

>25 years
>800 catalogue releases
>8000 songs and remixes
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