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The Lost Art of the Idle Moment (Remix)

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Download links and information about The Lost Art of the Idle Moment (Remix) by Carmen Rizzo. This album was released in 2005 and it belongs to Downtempo, Electronica, Rock, Alternative genres. It contains 10 tracks with total duration of 56:18 minutes.

Artist: Carmen Rizzo
Release date: 2005
Genre: Downtempo, Electronica, Rock, Alternative
Tracks: 10
Duration: 56:18
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Travel In Time-f / Kate Havnevik (Andy Gray Vs. Carmen Rizzo Mix) 5:31
2. Easy Way Out-f/Jem (Carmen Rizzo- Montpellier Mix) 5:47
3. As the Day Breaks f/Grant Lee Phillips (Carmen Rizzo) [Montreal Mix] 5:38
4. Indago f /Ladybug Mecca (Jez Colin Mix) 5:16
5. Too Rude f / Esthero (Carmen Rizzo) [Avenue St. Laurant Mix] 6:33
6. Bring It Back to Me f / Kate Havnevik (Carmen Rizzo-Halifax Mix) 5:29
7. Too Rude-f / Esthero (Charlie Cooper of Telefone Tel Aviv -Double Dutch Mix) 5:20
8. Farther-f /Dierdre Dubois-(Arcana Mix) 5:15
9. Too Rude f/ Esthero (Carmen Rizzo-White Diamond Mix) 4:46
10. Easy Way Out f /Jem (Chris Thomas-Wasted Life Mix) 6:43

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Northern California-based producer/remixer Carmen Rizzo's first album under his own name features a long list of collaborators, mostly breathy-voiced women who provide the album's whispery lead vocals over Rizzo's subtle downtempo beats. (Jem, Royskopp's Kate Havenevik, and Digable Planets' Ladybug Mecca are the biggest female names, while alterna-folkie Grant Lee Phillips also steps up to the mike on the yearning "Snowflakes.") Mixing sounds softly acoustic and proudly synthetic, Rizzo rarely falls into the weedy "folktronica" trap of merely pretty chillout tunes, instead reaching for and often attaining a cinematic, sweeping sound akin to Portishead or Goldfrapp. Mellow and ambient but not wallpaper-ish, The Lost Art of the Idle Moment maintains active listener interest throughout.