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Juba Dance
Orange Juiced Remixes and B-Sides
2008



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In 2007, Chicago’s Juba Dance released their debut Orange. A genre-breaching amalgamation of organic/synthetic, concrete/abstract, and foreign/domestic elements, Orange had critics and DJ’s buzzing. Word about these infectious sounds spread worldwide, gaining accolades from writers in North America, The UK, Australia, and Japan.


Juba Dance’s highly anticipated sophomore release, Orange Juiced is a collection of remixes and new songs. More moody and experimental than their last outing, this is a prelude of things to come and a celebration of things past. The six new, previously unreleased tracks run from elegant jazz compositions to electro house and include “Vivo Viajar” featuring Mauricio F. from São Paulo, Brazil.


Keeping in step with Orange’s international flavor, the remixes are by diverse artists from around the world; Sicker Man from Berlin's Blank Records, San Francisco based turntablist Flesh O.N.E., Austria's Tomá Ivanov, Chicago's Tony Trimm, Turbo-Rexxxa from Helsinki, and two remixes by Juba Dance's own Polyphonic the Verbose. This is a Juba Dance re-imagined and expanded, a hint of the sounds from their upcoming full length Apple.



:::: Reviews

Jus' Like Music
"It’s creative, it’s beautiful and it’s just there ready to be fully appreciated in all its glory."
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Playback STL
"The excellent production and interesting synthesis of instruments and electronic elements creates a lush environment in which the listener can lose himself"
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Camp Lo-Fi
"R&B deep-fried in electronics and topped with b-boy swagger that’s undercut with real man sensitivity"
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:::: Track Listing

01 The Porpoise et La Mer (with vocals by Dunni Cosey)
02 Cachaça - Sicker Man thick remix
03 Favorite Words - Flesh O.N.E. remix
04 Documents...What?!?! (with vocals by Angela Jeanette)
05 Message From Cham - Polyphonic remix
06 47th Wave of Louise (with Adebayo Gordon on Sax)
07 Fisherman's Jig - Polyphonic remix
08 Adams and Wabash - Tony Trimm remix
09 Vivo Viajar (featuring Mauricio F)
10 Union Hall - Turbo-Rexxxa remix
11 Mommaphia's Hoedown
12 Double Dutch Hymns - Tomá Ivanov remix
13 Gone (with vocals by Dunni Cosey)
14 Cachaça - Sicker Man thin remix