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John Marsh
Nite: Life 01
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop

Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. Inside Your Soul [Revolution Mix] - Jon Marsh,
2. All That Jazz - Jon Marsh, Marsh
3. Big Ben - Jon Marsh, Sirus
4. Flower [Kot Vodub] - Jon Marsh, Blizz
5. Craze at Midnight - Jon Marsh, DJ Spen
6. Open Door - Jon Marsh, Kremeier, Peter
7. My House - Jon Marsh, Aaron-Carl
8. Klugh - Jon Marsh, Alvarado, David
9. Rydym - Jon Marsh, Pure Science
10. Ghetto Tech - Jon Marsh, Dano
11. The Joint - Jon Marsh, Ailey, Vince
12. Blurred Response - Jon Marsh, Famous, Jason
13. Future - Jon Marsh, Varga, Halo
14. The Future - Jon Marsh, Brad, Si

CD Details

All Artists: John Marsh
Title: Nite: Life 01
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Nite Life
Release Date: 5/22/2000
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Styles: House, Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 689492010126

Synopsis

Album Description

Debut release from UK dance label NRK Nite Life, dedicated to releasing the finest quality mixes from the finest house DJ's in the world, they kick of the series with a stunning house mix by Jon Marsh, best known for his involvement with earlt house pioneers The Beloved. Jon has compiled an awesome selection of contemporary house, including the likes of Dano, DJ Spen, Nick Holder, David Alvarado, Halo Vargo, Adam and Eve (aka The Beloved) and Pure Science. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.

CD Reviews

A good start to the nite life series

Richard Diaz | 02/10/2002

(4 out of 5 stars)

"NRK's Nite Life mixes cull some of the best underground house DJs around, as standout work from colleagues H-foundation and Nick Holder have proven. Jon Marsh (production member of the initially-new wave band The Beloved) actually got the call for kicking off this series, now seeing domestic release.What's it sound like? Pleasure-seeking 4/4 house music, with Nick Holder's "inside Your Soul" blasting off and Adam & Eve's "All That Jazz" one of the best glitterball stompers you've never heard. Not to mention Aaron Carl testament "My House," David Alvarado's minor masterpiece "Klugh," and Halo Varga's massive "Future." Too bad Sirus' deep house noodle "Big Ben" sounds so frilly in an otherwise up for it set. Bottom line, you can't go wrong with any of the Nite Life series, and this older title serves a good starting point. 3.5 stars"