Deja-Move 7

The exceptional artist Andreas Bingel caught with this and further projects (Aaron Bingle / Channel Two) earlier international interest by music-listeners, -heads and the worlwide creative community. Contributions on the famous french Hotel Côstes Compilation series, a history of DJ- and radioplaylists (LTJ Bukem, Quantic) just as cooperations with vocal-artists suchlike NNeka, Patrice or the female US-american R n B Singer Lizz Fields are jewling his work. The first Deja-Move-album ‚Sunday’ was reviewed by the German Rolling Stone magazine and noumerous contribtuions to a big number of compilations were following (Brazilectro, Afrotronic, Jockey Club) worldwide in France, U.K., Japan and other countries, between the years 2000 - 2010 on labels suchlike BMG and Universal Records or Audiopharm.

How does the 7. album of a project sound, produced by a producer who has reached a lot in his genre and has formaly seen it all? Relaxed! With an oldschool-classiclounge- feeling associated souldpearl ‚If I want to...’ starting, that is equipped with a string-satuarted Philly-alike stringssound, he is coming to Reggae-adaptions of the 70ies, over tropical inspired sound- and rhythmusideas, to an electronic and ‚The Commodores’ alike late-80ies-sounds with ‚Everybody’ Got The Look’. There is a whole bunch of music in it... a whole bunch that turns someones mood into something pleasing, moving, and hip-swinging. The mood of a pearl-diving musiclover who is mixing his music thru different genres, always with a high approach regarding the artificial expression and aesthetics. Aaron Bingle eats melodys for breakfast, and serves drunkenfeeling Jazz- or HipHop-Drums for dinner and mixes it together with a stylecocktail between 90ies HipHop, psychedelic organmusic, 60 70ies cinematic soundtracks and computer driven percussive additions.

Check it and...explore the 7th sense.