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01. Fred Giannelli - Distand Gratification
02. Gabriel Ananda - Vergissmeinicht
03. Oliver Koletzki - Da Bleibt Er Ganz Cool
04. Anja Schneider & Sebo K - Rancho Relaxo
05. Donal Tierney - Verse 2 The Chorus
06. Michael Forzza - Kahana (Contains parts of Kiki - "So Easy To Forget")
07. Joalz & Eddie - Don't Close Your Eyes (Kiki Remix)
08. Fairmont - Gazebo Gazebo (Contains parts of Kiki & Silversurfer - "Wasp" and Ellen Allien - "Your Body Is My Body")
09. Troy Pierce - Smack The Black Off Of Ya (Contains parts of Ben Klock - "Earthquake")
10. Turner - When Will We Leave (Rob Hood Remix)
11. Misc. - Metroland
12. Slam - Kill The Pain (Marc Houle Remix) (Contains parts of Sasse feat. Kiki - "Losing Touch")
13. Guy Gerber - Stoppage Time (Contains parts of Kiki - "The End Of The World") & (Contains parts of Kiki - "Run With Me")
14. Digital Excitation - Dream Party
15. Âme - Rej
16. Infusion - Daylight Hours
ARTIST
TITLE
Boogy Bytes Vol. 01
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
BPC 120CD BPC 120CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
2/21/2006

BPitch inaugurates a new kind of mix CD and series. Boogy Bytes is a wholly unique listening experience, with tracks hidden within tracks, making for a free-associative-type ride. Even the cover, a snapshot of Kiki, frozen in time while shaking his head by Axl Jansen, is a new sort of animal. The techno-centric Boogy Bytes Vol. 1 has 16 indexes, but really it has 25 tracks, all digitally spliced and bifurcated, then layered on top and within one another like a fine Finnish pastry -- as when the elephants from Andre Kraml's "Safari" trample through Donal Tierney -- or when the vocals from Kiki's "The End of the World" climb over Guy Gerber's "Stoppage Time." Born in Helsinki, Kiki himself was a young hip-hop DJ, and can regularly be seen on 3 turntables, so this blending comes as second nature. His well-received Run With Me debut ("Glamorous" -- Simon Reynolds) was a precursor to this astonishing project: an expertly mixed, delicately balanced, ever-so-gradually ascending technologic delight. From start to, well, Finnish, the 16 or 25 tracks don't take you on a journey as much as they teleport you to heaven. Perhaps it's a kind of dance music soufflé, and Kiki is DJ Julia Child. This thing is literally next level(s).