Starting in the sun

When I look at myself as the reviews here, it seems like everyone's Edition 7 compare with another edition of this series. This is perfectly OK, but I'll try, the Edition 7 to be regarded only as a standalone.

Who still has this summer the opportunity to travel to the sea, for the (Sun) CD exactly the right soundtrack. The music is predestined to accompany the beautiful moments on holiday with good music. Imagine: a place by the sea, the view goes to the horizon, the waves noise, children playing on the water, in the distance a sailing ship. And the colors: blue sea, white sails ... Who has the best of luck, sitting far out in the sailors and enjoy the ride. These are moments of which are consumed a year. Exactly for these moments have Blank & Jones made this CD. I've even tried. The effect: every time I hear the first song "Hideaway", I'm in thoughts back on the beach in my deck, and look behind the waves.

So as a soundtrack for the holidays and for later reminder Relax 7 is ideal - and on almost all pieces. Exception: Track 8 "I had a dream". The voice of Howard Werth just does not fit the sound of the CD. In addition: the song "Happiness" is equal to 3 x offered: the Sunset Mix is ​​on the Sun CD quite chilling. The "Franco De Mulero" Mix unnecessary in my opinion. As a pure Blank & Jones Track it best comes (to my ears) therefore.

The Moon makes CD - also just in my ears - really fun. That must be because the pieces are oriented rather on Balearic Groove. Who grew up in the 80s, which will find the class. Techno disciples are not served here. The Mix to "Generations Of Love" may be managed, the old Boy George classics but is also not improved.

Conclusion: just the right CD for the holiday soundtrack.

When CD in the Relax series Edition fits into 7 very well. Blank & Jones are sticking to the concept, there are no big surprises. Why should they? The sound still works. Those who follow the series, can assume that even Edition 8 will not deviate far from sound. For ausrelaxte I recommend the way Oliver Koletzki's Großstadtmärchen. 2