Break n' Bossa: Chapter 2

Break n' Bossa: Chapter 2

Track Listings

1. Anjos Ilrmaos [Rainer Truby Trio Mix] - Miyazawa

2. Bossa Per Due - Nicola Conte

3. Circle [The Dub Club] - Soulstance

4. Love Beat [Nicola Conte Fez Remix]

5. Ghetto [Atjazz Remix] - Bob Sinclar

6. Watch Them Come [Jazzanova Remix] - Peven Everett, Men From The Nile

7. Corso - Beanfield

8. Corcovado - Mr. Hermano

9. Samba - Faze Action

10. Saudade - S-Tone Inc.

11. After - dZihan & Kamien

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
On the Wave of Success Given by the First Chapter of "break ‘n' Bossa", Schema Releases "break ‘n' Bossa Chapter 2". The Concept Remains the Same: A Journey Through Broken-beat , Nu-jazz and Bossa Releasing Previously Unreleased Material in CD Format. Great Contributions have Been Made by Yoshinori Sunahara with the Track "love Beat"; A Wonderful Electro Lounge- Bossa Rmx by Nicola Conte; Courtesy of "bungalow" of Berlin, it features the Remix by Jazzanova of "man from the Nile" and One of the Most Fascinating Tracks Written in 1999 by "beanfield", Entitled "corso." Conceived and Compiled by Luciano Cantone.

Tracks:

Rendez Vous A Minuit - S-Tone Inc.
Existentialism - The Dining Rooms
Jet Sounds - Nicola Conte
Posada Do Amor - Les Hommes
Sambita - Fragmentorchestra
Kickin' Samba - Soulstance
Mas Eu Quer Ser - Gerardo Frisina
Colpo Su Colpo - Combo Granata
Saudade - S-Tone Inc.
Aftermath Of Love, The - Soulstance
Things I Don't Imagine - Noorda

Album Description

Subtitled - The American Chapter. A continuous mix filled with Bossa Nova, Electronica and Lounge sounds! Culled from Europe's current leading music labels. Artists include S-Tone, The Dining Rooms & Nicola Conte. Instinct Records. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

Upgrade to the First American Chapter..........2003-02-14

This is the second "American" release of the Break & Bossa Series from Schema. And to be fair, this is much much better tha nthe first release of the American Chapter. The reason being - even if you are a collector of the Italy based Break & Bossa compilations, none of them contain the works of Noorda, Fragmentorchestra and etc. that this one does!

But the remainder of the tracks are taken from the various schema artists and Break & Bossa compilations as a sort of "snapshot" of what the series and label has to offer. Artists include "The Dining Rooms", Combo Granata, Soulstance, Gerardo Frisina, and Les Hommes. By all means, I would certainly recommend this chapter instead of the original "American Chapter". Also, the feature releases by all of those listed above are great (Combo Granata won't be out until the summer - at the earliest) If anything, you can hear the very talented Dj Fragmentorchestra, who's cd has not been released in the US, and Noorda - who's release is still very new.

Tracks:

Anjos Ilrmaos [Rainer Truby Trio Mix] - Miyazawa
Bossa Per Due - Nicola Conte
Circle [The Dub Club] - Soulstance
Love Beat [Nicola Conte Fez Remix] - Yoshinori Sunahara
Ghetto [Atjazz Remix] - Bob Sinclar
Watch Them Come [Jazzanova Remix] - Peven Everett, Men From The Nile
Corso - Beanfield
Corcovado - Mr. Hermano
Samba - Faze Action
Saudade - S-Tone Inc.
After - dZihan & Kamien

Album Details

On the Wave of Success Given by the First Chapter of "break `n' Bossa", Schema Releases "break `n' Bossa Chapter 2". The Concept Remains the Same: A Journey Through Broken-beat , Nu-jazz and Bossa Releasing Previously Unreleased Material in CD Format. Great Contributions have Been Made by Yoshinori Sunahara with the Track "love Beat"; A Wonderful Electro Lounge- Bossa Rmx by Nicola Conte; Courtesy of "bungalow" of Berlin, it features the Remix by Jazzanova of "man from the Nile" and One of the Most Fascinating Tracks Written in 1999 by "beanfield", Entitled "corso." Conceived and Compiled by Luciano Cantone.

Customer Reviews:

When the Series Started to Kick it up a notch..........2004-04-23

I'm a HUGE Break n' Bossa fan, picking up all in the franchise and almost anything from the Schema label period. The BnB series has released some stellar takes on breaks, bossa, samba and nu-jazz and I only hope they continue to do so. This one here is the second in what is now a 6 release series.

What's so cool IMO is how the series has constantly redefined itself. With BnB 1, it was more a compilation of various artists around the world with their takes on the blended genre. In this one, the series started moving toward the direction of promoting the label's own artists and musicians. Nicola Conte's "Bossa Per Due" is introduced (before being grossly over-used!), as does Soulstance's "Circle". S-Tone Inc., then with Idizioni-Ishtar's Milano 2000, even come on with the fantastic club cut "Saudade". But Schema still had predominantly guest artists included like Beanfield with "Corso", Mr. Hermano, Faze Action and there's a cool Nicola Conte remix to Yoshinori Sunahara's "Love Beat". Man, that cut takes me to November of 2001 for some reason...

I would recommend this to anyone that's a fan of the first four Break & Bossa's or maybe even Boss-A-Troniq fans. Also, if you're into Compost's "Future Sound of Jazz" releases you might dig this. But be forewarned, this is not like the final two Break & Bossa's. Those were a bit more nu-jazz/bossa heavy with the second disc mixed. They are still fantastic, and my honestly my favorite of the franchise. And note that there are other Schema compilations out there - one of which sort of goes in the direction of the early Break & Bossa's, and it's called "Post Modern Bossa". Another Schema cd is: "Modern Sounds from Italy", and finally theres' "Freedom Jazz Dance". As for the future of Break & Bossa, I haven't seen news of a new playlist (today at least) so that might be up in the air.

Cutting Edge dance Music For The 21st Century.......2001-01-27

This series is really delivering the goods. Every track is a winner on this CD, but the standouts for me are "Before", "Watch Them Come", "Corso" and "Corvocado"- real funky, cutting edge dance music in a Latin meets House style. The other tracks are slower, but also real quality in a more loungey style. Volume 3 is just as good.

Lounge Music for non lounge music listeners..........2000-07-12

Brak N Bossa has captured the essence of street lounge, giving the genre a new life with younger generations. Tracks by Nicola Conte make this cd worthwile. The music consists mostly of bossa nova tracks underlined by funky beats and hoping baseline. Nobody has made lounge music sound better.

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