Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: Retro Metro Title: Undeniable Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Original Release Date: 3/1/2002 Release Date: 3/1/2002 Genres: New Age, Pop Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 608793010222 |
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Retro Metro's second album. Sophisticated. Emotional. — Dripping with melody. — Nouveau cabaret. Retro Metro combines the infectious grooves and melodies of pop music with the affecting drama of film music. These songs ta... more » |
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Retro Metro's second album. Sophisticated. Emotional.
Dripping with melody.
Nouveau cabaret. Retro Metro combines the infectious grooves and melodies of pop music with the affecting drama of film music. These songs take you places. The arrangements feel like moods. The sound is so vibey you?ll dim the lights and reach for the Bordeaux. Sensual vocals floating over passionate violin lines. Swirling sound colors that create a very different sonic atmosphere. From the string quartet and distorted guitars in ?Van Gogh Blue? to a hundred warriors singing to their cause in ?A Soldier?s Drinking Song? . . . From the haunting violin of the melancholy ?Josephine Baker?s House? to the tenor sax/trumpet duet in the Miles Davis tribute ?Kinda Cool? . . . Retro Metro delivers a new sound for the nouveau cabaret.
Dripping with melody.
Nouveau cabaret. Retro Metro combines the infectious grooves and melodies of pop music with the affecting drama of film music. These songs take you places. The arrangements feel like moods. The sound is so vibey you?ll dim the lights and reach for the Bordeaux. Sensual vocals floating over passionate violin lines. Swirling sound colors that create a very different sonic atmosphere. From the string quartet and distorted guitars in ?Van Gogh Blue? to a hundred warriors singing to their cause in ?A Soldier?s Drinking Song? . . . From the haunting violin of the melancholy ?Josephine Baker?s House? to the tenor sax/trumpet duet in the Miles Davis tribute ?Kinda Cool? . . . Retro Metro delivers a new sound for the nouveau cabaret.