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Track Listings
| 1. The Pianist | |||
| 2. Perfect Pitch - MJ Cole, Jill Scott | |||
| 3. Wondering Why - MJ Cole, Vula Malinga | |||
| 4. Live My Life - MJ Cole, D. Fahey | |||
| 5. Caught You Out - MJ Cole, Vula Malinga | |||
| 6. Take Flight - MJ Cole, Lyric L | |||
| 7. Mad Man - MJ Cole, Elephant Man | |||
| 8. Foot To The Floor - MJ Cole, Rodney P, Vula Malinga | |||
| 9. Nice & Slow - MJ Cole, Shaun Escoffery | |||
| 10. Ghetto Queen - MJ Cole, Felon | |||
| 11. Honesty - MJ Cole, Niara Scarlett | |||
| 12. Ruff Like Me - MJ Cole, PD Syndicate | |||
| 13. All Out (I'm Over You) - MJ Cole, Niara Scarlett | |||
| 14. Lost Our Way - MJ Cole, Shaun Escoffery | |||
| 15. Non-Musical Silence | |||
| 16. Non-Musical Silence | |||
| 17. Non-Musical Silence | |||
| 18. Non-Musical Silence | |||
| 19. Non-Musical Silence | |||
| 20. Non-Musical Silence | |||
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Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
Matthew Coleman is commonly regarded as the thinking man's garage guru. His debut was a startlingly fresh take on the two-step sound--all impossibly catchy hooks, lush textures and plenty of melodious thunk. Cut to the Chase offers more of the same: a broad selection of tracks linked together by Cole's signature production style. Utilising the talents of no less than nine vocalists including Jill Scott, Elephant Man, Shaun Escoffrey, Danny Vicious and Lyric L, the affable beatmeister has created a sprawling soundtrack that offers saccharine sweeteners ("What You Give", "Wondering Why", "Perfect Pitch"), floor-bound headbangers ("Madman" and "Ruff Like Me"), supine R&B ("Lost Our Way", "Nice and Slow") and some more experimental flavours such as "Nextism" and "Flood the Streets". The album isn't without formulas but Cole's attention to detail, his tough but polished production and ability to conjure up warm, soulful and funky textures makes this LP tower head and shoulders above the competition. --Paul Sullivan
Description
Second album from Matt Coleman, whose Mercury Music Prize nominated 2000 debut 'Sincere' was UK Garage polished to a gleaming, cut-glass finish. This record retains his slick production style but attempts to broaden the confines of the genre, adding touches of RnB and drum 'n' bass, and featuring vocals from the likes of Sean Escoffery, Elephant Man and Jill Scott. Featuring the single 'Wondering Why', it has already been awarded album of the month in Mixmag.
Matthew Coleman is commonly regarded as the thinking man's garage guru. His debut was a startlingly fresh take on the two-step sound--all impossibly catchy hooks, lush textures and plenty of melodious thunk. Cut to the Chase offers more of the same: a broad selection of tracks linked together by Cole's signature production style. Utilising the talents of no less than nine vocalists including Jill Scott, Elephant Man, Shaun Escoffrey, Danny Vicious and Lyric L, the affable beatmeister has created a sprawling soundtrack that offers saccharine sweeteners ("What You Give", "Wondering Why", "Perfect Pitch"), floor-bound headbangers ("Madman" and "Ruff Like Me"), supine R&B ("Lost Our Way", "Nice and Slow") and some more experimental flavours such as "Nextism" and "Flood the Streets". The album isn't without formulas but Cole's attention to detail, his tough but polished production and ability to conjure up warm, soulful and funky textures makes this LP tower head and shoulders above the competition. --Paul Sullivan
Description
Second album from Matt Coleman, whose Mercury Music Prize nominated 2000 debut 'Sincere' was UK Garage polished to a gleaming, cut-glass finish. This record retains his slick production style but attempts to broaden the confines of the genre, adding touches of RnB and drum 'n' bass, and featuring vocals from the likes of Sean Escoffery, Elephant Man and Jill Scott. Featuring the single 'Wondering Why', it has already been awarded album of the month in Mixmag.
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