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专辑名称: Reprise (Reprise Version)
创作艺人: [Moby]
音乐流派: ROCK|摇滚
专辑规格: 1碟14首
出品公司: Deutsche Grammophon (DG)
发行时间: 2021/5/28
官方标价: £8.39 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Everloving (Reprise Version)
Natural Blues (Reprise Version)
Go (Reprise Version)
Porcelain (Reprise Version)
Extreme Ways (Reprise Version)
Heroes (Reprise Version)
God Moving Over the Face of The Waters (Reprise Version)
Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad (Reprise Version)
The Lonely Night (Reprise Version)
We Are all Made of Stars (Reprise Version)
Lift Me Up (Reprise Version)
The Great Escape (Reprise Version)
Almost Home (Reprise Version)
The Last Day (Reprise Version)
详细介绍:
Moving from punk to symphonic music, even if it takes thirty years, isn’t something just anyone can do. Especially if, along the way, you zig-zag between techno, house, rock, ambient and even punk revival (with the album Animal Rights in 1997). In 2021, Moby is still twisting and turning to avoid any and all labels that people might try to stick on him. The man who has become the image of the stereotypical bedroom producer is once again taking the world by storm with this collaborative album of covers featuring the likes of Gregory Porter, Jim James of My Morning Jacket, Mark Lanegan, Víkingur Ólafsson and the Budapest Art Orchestra. What%27s more, this album is being released with the most prestigious of classical music labels: Deutsche Grammophon.
It all started in 2018, when Venezuelan conductor Gustavo Dudamel took Moby to see the Los Angeles Philharmonic. This concert took him back to his childhood days, when he was raised on classical music. It reminded him of the ability that orchestras have of expressing nuance, depth, and emotions in much greater detail than a pop song can. And we have to pay tribute to the talent of the Budapest Art Orchestra, which successfully reframes Moby%27s radio hits. Natural Blues takes on an unsuspected breadth, thanks to the ensemble%27s backing vocals and Gregory Porter%27s soulful voice. Jim James%27 contribution renders Porcelain more poignant than ever.
On Go, the Hungarian string section does most of the work, lending the song an even more epic quality. For the soaring, serene rendition of Heroes, a tribute to his personal hero David Bowie, Moby invites his favourite singing partner, Mindy Jones, with whom he has worked on Everything Was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt and Innocent. The Lonely Night also deserves special mention. The deep and comforting timbre of Kris Kristofferson’s voice makes this a perfect song for evenings by the fireside. It is just one more stylistic innovation in an album that%27s stuffed full of them. Despite the star-studded cast and the emotional richness of the material, this track sees Moby enjoying the simple things. © Smaël Bouaici/Qobuz
