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Artist:	GO FIND, THE
Title:	Miami
Label:	MORR MUSIC (GERMANY)
Format:	CD
Price:	$14.00
Catalog #:	MORR 047CD

A one-man band from Belgium, with fellow Morr artist Styrofoam (Arne Van Petegem) on production. The face
       and the voice behind it belongs to Dieter Sermeus. Where Styrofoam always tends to take an introspective look
       inside, The Go Find takes the other route by being positively extroverted. Sermeus presents himself as a very
       self-confident songwriter, whose catchy, yet sometimes melancholic pop music bypasses the brain and hits the heart
       directly. His songs feature the bitter sweetness of some of The Postal Service's tracks on the one hand. On the
       other, they also bring to mind the subtle glow The Notwist presented on Neon Golden. The Go Find occupies
       the intersection of both bands, which Dieter refers to as being highly influential to him.

Artist:	GO FIND, THE
Title:	Over the Edge vs. What I Want
Label:	MORR MUSIC (GERMANY)
Format:	CD
Price:	$11.00
Catalog #:	MORR 048CD

Over The Edge vs. What I Want once again musically documents the friendship between Dieter Sermeus, the
       face and voice behind The Go Find, and fellow Belgian Arne Van Petegem, whom you might know as Morr Music
       recording artist, Styrofoam. Dieter provides the "Late Night Remix" of his very own "Over The Edge," slowing down
       the original's pace, twisting his own vocals in a very subtle way and laying down a transparent carpet of warm and
       glitchy soundscapes.

Artist:	GO FIND, THE
Title:	Stars on the Wall
Label:	MORR MUSIC (GERMANY)
Format:	CD
Price:	$15.50
Catalog #:	MORR 075CD

Picture this: a warm early summer night. A golden ocean. A magnificent view. In the background, a record of modern pop
       songs is playing, nonchalant and elegant in equal measures, with touches of rock, dance and singer-songwriter
       introspection. Often, the tracks have an air of Fleetwood Mac's smooth chic, which they so unforgettably displayed
       on their classic Rumours album. Other songs bask in the naked, comfortable warmth of just a guitar, a voice and a
       microphone. Chords tumble out of a well-traveled Hammond organ, 25-year-old analog synths buzz and purr in the distance,
       and yet none of these songs sounds retro, not even for a split second. When Dieter Sermeus set out to write a
       follow-up to his 2004 The Go-Find debut, Miami, he felt he wanted to move away from solitary songwriting
       and recording, and involved his live band from a very early stage. Together, they crafted a collection of "good-sounding,
       danceable pop tunes" in a studio in his Antwerp hometown, which provided a warm and friendly environment, full of ancient
       keyboards and rare Moogs. The crisp electronic sounds which adorned most of the Miami tracks have all but
       disappeared: the new songs sound softer and often more sparse, with bass and drums painting twinkling constellations onto
       the night sky. With their precisely-placed rhythms and transparent sound, they feel instantly familiar, but upon repeated
       listening, a wealth of exquisite details and infectious melodies is gradually revealed. There's the aged
       synthie-transistors of "Beautiful Night" opening the album; or "Dictionary," which starts agreeably reserved, with dry
       drums and a pithy bass, until more ingredients are carefully added: hand claps, hook-lines, precise delays -- neon light.
       In "Downtown" however, moonshine softly lights up acoustic guitars and an amiable voice tells of how memories fade away.
       In the end, this is a record about looking back at the past, and searching for clues about how to approach the future.

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