Viva La Difference [Import]

Track Listings

1. Escape To A Dream

2. Casa Cugat (Prime Time Mix)

3. Geisha Supreme

4. Castanzo's Garden

5. Pimping People In High Places

6. Idade Marvilhosa

7. Subterranean Substance

8. Annah

9. Mambo Elektro

10. That's What I'm Talking Bout

11. Happy Village

12. Lacquered Gown

13. Digital Kingdom

Editorial Reviews
From URB Magazine
With his label’s name, Teknotika, referencing the ‘50s exotica sound of Martin Denny and the likes, you shouldn’t be surprised to find plenty of faux-Latin and Asian sounds on Gary Martin’s debut album. You might, however, be surprised by how well they work. Martin decorates his clean Detroit-techno style with plastic palm trees and bamboo shoots, yet tracks like "Castanzo’s Garden" and "Happy Village" are clear of any "ethno" pretension.Martin also continues to deliver sturdy dance-floor cuts that become the favorites of DJs like Carl Cox and Laurent Garnier. "Subterranean Substance" is a pumping tribal selection that should come out of the crate when it’s time for the energy to go up a notch. Forget your Goa trance or Balearic chill compilations; Gary Martin has the true underground shit for your next full-moon beach party.

Joshua Glazer

Product Description
2001 Detroit Music Awards nominee.

Viva La Difference,Gary Martin,Eclectic,Dance

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