Archive for January, 2008
La Suite 303’s Podcast Episode 3

On this occasion our La Suite 303’s Podcast episode is about the best songs of 2007 according to our personal perception and taste. The tracks are listed alphabetically since we don’t believe in numbering them as a countdown. You’ll find that two songs are missing from the podcast tracklist, this is because one of them was on our last podcast and the other will be very likely to appear in our next episode. Enjoy this issue! These songs are really great!
LaSuite 303 - Best Songs of the Year 2007:
23 by Blonde Redhead
(New York, USA)
A Rent Boy Goes Down by Apostle Of Hustle
(Toronto, Canada)
Amreik by Eluvium
(Portland, USA)
Atlas by Battles
(New York, USA)
D.A.N.C.E. by Justice
(Paris, France)
Fuzzworld by Lek
(New Jersey, USA)
Goodbye July/Margt Að Ugga by Hjaltalín
(Reykjavik, Iceland)
Guilty Rocks by Múm
(Reykjavik, Iceland)
Hope by Björk
(Reykjavik, Iceland)
La Tina by Ximena Sariñana
(Mexico City, Mexico)
Mad Monkey by Shitake Monkey
(New York, USA)
Melody Day by Caribou
(Dundas, Canada)
My Type Of Criminal by Elk City
(New York, USA)
None Shall Pass by Aesop Rock
(New York, USA)
The Perfect Me by Deerhoof
(San Francisco, USA)
She Said What? by The Quantic Soul Orchestra (featuring J-Live)
(Bogota, Colombia/Worcestershire, UK/New York, USA)
Stereo (Mono Mono) by The Brunettes
(Auckland, New Zealand)
Test by Little Dragon
(Gothenburg, Sweden)
Tiempo Pa Pensá by Mala Rodríguez (featuring Julieta Venegas)
(Jerez, Spain/Tijuana, Mexico)
Volver A Comenzar by Café Tacuba
(Ciudad Satélite, Mexico)
You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb (Altenative Version) by Spoon
(Austin, USA)
Young Folks by Peter, Björn & John (featuring Victoria Bergsman)
(Stockholm, Sweden)
Tracklist:01 - Intro
02 - Eluvium - Amreik
03 - Elk City - My Type Of Criminal
04 - Little Dragon - Test
05 - Mala Rodríguez (featuring Julieta Venegas) - Tiempo Pa Pensá
06 - Múm - Guilty Rocks
07 - Apostle Of Hustle - A Rent Boy Goes Down
08 - The Brunettes - Stereo (Mono Mono)
09 - Ximena Sariñana - La Tina
10 - Shitake Monkey - Mad Monkey
11 - Spoon - You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb (Altenative Version)
12 - Björk - Hope
13 - Café Tacuba - Volver A Comenzar
14 - Battles - Atlas
15 - Blonde Redhead - 23
16 - Deerhoof - The Perfect Me
17 - Caribou - Melody Day
18 - Aesop Rock - None Shall Pass
19 - Justice - D.A.N.C.E.
20 - Peter, Bjorn And John (featuring Victoria Bergsman) - Young Folks
21 - Lek - Fuzzworld
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Bran Van 3000 - Rosé
The thing that I worship about James Di Salvio’s collective is the same thing that most critics crucify: A broad eclectic style, but that is just the key that unveils Di Salvio’s indisputable love for music. I rather listen to 20 Bran Van 3000’s albums in a row, than 3 by any other band with a “clearly defined style”, since I have always thought that listening to a same style for hours numbs your hearing and can produce brain fatigue, the tricky part is that, at BV3k’s current rate, 66 years must pass in order to produce 20 albums, but I wasn’t writing to lament on the low quantity but instead to focus on the high quality of their latest production: Rosé.
Their third album in a decade is a sonic collage that swings from tree to tree of genres with such a gracious method, nurturing mainly on reggae, hip-hop and electronic sounds but adding some guitar riffs, funk and the beautiful voice of co-producer Sara Johnston to the mix. The collectif montréalais use the same formula again and manage to deliver a carefully produced piece that came out on the last days of 2007 and was picked as our first selection this year.
No commentsGoodbye Oscar Peterson
I want to show you this amazing video on which the legend, Oscar Peterson (1925-2007) plays the piano in a magnificent way, it is just a excerpt of Peterson’s work, he was one of greatest and most prolific jazz musicians ever, in fact I’m convinced that he traced a whole new path for modern jazz.
With six decades of work and over 200 albums he left us a huge musical heritage, his best moments were as a supporting musician for singer Ella Fitzgerald, singer/trumpeter Louis Armstrong and trumpeter Roy Eldridge.
There is a vast list of facts from Peterson’s life, you might, as well, read his wikipedia entry.
Happy 2008 from LaSuite303.



