Jean Vanesse and Thomas Sohet are Spirit Catcher, perhaps Belgium's best known production duo of electro-infused house music, gracing the finest underground labels with their polished future disco sound, such as Moodmusic, Systematic, and 2020Vision, where their debut album 'Night Vision' was released in 2008.
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
The electro house style pioneered by the Belgian duo might be slightly passé, but Spirit Catcher's second album does its best to show their versatility. Much room is given to electro funk à la Chromeo ('Special Dimension' stands out), with excursions into techno and piano ballads. A mixed bag, yes, but an accomplished one at that.
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