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曲目リスト

1 Last Chance feat. Project 46
2 Why Ask Why feat. Late Night Alumni
3 MIA to LAS
4 No One Knows Who We Arew – Kaskade’sAtmosphere Mix feat. Lights & Swanky Tunes
5 Feeling The Night feat. Becky Jean Williams
6 Take Your Mind Off
7 LAX to JFK
8 Atmosphere
9 Missing You feat. School of Seven Bells
10 Something Something feat. Zip Zip Through The Night
11 SFO to ORD
12 Floating feat. Haley
13 How It Is feat. Debra Fotheringham

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  • メーカーにより製造中止になりました ‏ : ‎ いいえ
  • 製品サイズ ‏ : ‎ 12.55 x 12.45 x 0.89 cm; 72.57 g
  • メーカー ‏ : ‎ Ultra Records
  • EAN ‏ : ‎ 0617465405327
  • 製造元リファレンス ‏ : ‎ unknown
  • レーベル ‏ : ‎ Ultra Records
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00E21D870
  • 原産国 ‏ : ‎ アメリカ合衆国
  • ディスク枚数 ‏ : ‎ 1
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5つ星のうち5.0 彼の最高傑作です。
2014年2月17日に日本でレビュー済み
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彼はセンスは旧作でも悪くはないのですが、どうしても途中で中だるみが入ってしまい、一枚通しては飽きがはいる状況でした。このアルバムはそれがない。最後まですばらしい渾身の傑作です。
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Orbital
5つ星のうち5.0 KASKADE・ラヴ。
2013年11月8日に日本でレビュー済み
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素敵です。クールで洗練された音が大好きで、たくさん彼のCDを持っていますがこれも私のコレクションに追加しました。
空港間をイメージした曲2曲が特にお気に入り。そして最後の1曲が個人的にはベストです。彼のファンにも、彼の音楽を知らない方にもおすすめのアルバムです。
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maki
5つ星のうち5.0 間違いなくKaskadeの最高傑作
2014年5月7日に日本でレビュー済み
まるで、宇宙の中で音楽を感じているような感覚になる希少なアルバム。
アルバム「Fire & Ice」のような現代のEDMを代表するアッパーな側面も良いが、このアルバムは彼の芸術家としてのこだわりに満ちあふれている。
Last Chance、Feeling The Night、Floatingはどんなジャンルの音楽を好む人も絶対に気に入ると思う。
長年のKaskadeファンは、「静」に徹したこのアルバムに驚く人もいると思うが、本来はKaskadeはこういった音楽が昔から大得意な正真正銘の芸術家であるのだ。
その証拠に、2006年配信限定のアルバム「The Calm」を聴いてみてほしい。
こちらも、まさに文字通り、隠れた名作だから。
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leekaskade
5つ星のうち4.0 i love kaskade but this not the has best
2014年1月1日にカナダでレビュー済み
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i love kaskade but this not has best I loved has old stuff with chill out lounge house I wish he would go back to has roots
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Hendo
5つ星のうち5.0 Going back to his roots
2013年9月10日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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Kaskade is going back to his roots with this album. Those waiting for the "drop" will be disappointed, but those who have known Kaskade since his early days will be surprised to hear his old sound back again!

Kaskade & Project 46 - Last Chance
Teaming up with DJ duo, Project 46, Kaskade produces a big room anthem that is familiar, yet unique. It captures your heart and emotions with signature airy vocals that guide you through the euphoric rises and falls. The melody pleads for freedom and the symphony of synths take flight over the steady bass line. First heard at the end of Kaskade's Ultra Miami set, `Last Chance` lingered in the minds of fans long after it had ended.

Kaskade & Late Night Alumni - Why Ask Why
It's guaranteed that any track produced by all the members of Late Nigh Alumni will be great. `Why Ask Why` is no exception. Becky Jean Williams' atmospheric vocals soar above the building tempo while beautifully complementing the gorgeous melody. Few producers interweave a beat with female vocals as well as Kaskade does, and "Why Ask Why" is the epitome of this skill. The poetic lyrics describe leaving someone behind, but only temporarily. The message doesn't convey sadness, but rather one full hope, a message only a veteran of experiences could portray in such light. Perhaps this track was written from Kaskade's feelings of being on the road and leaving his loved ones behind over the years. The life of a superstar DJ, in retrospect and reflection. Gorgeous.

Kaskade - MIA to LAS
The first of three in-flight tracks. Kaskade switches back to his roots with a sexy deep house progression. Often bouncing between Miami and Las Vegas for major performances and shows, these two cities seem to hold a special place in Kaskade's heart. The flight brings about a sense of nostalgia and accomplishment, while a driving excitement and anticipation builds of what's to come. Taking it deep from Miami to Las Vegas.

Kaskade & Swanky Tunes (feat. Lights) - No One Knows Who We Are
Think you know this track? Think again. Kaskade delivers a stripped down "ice" version of the track that originally captured our attention during the FON tour. Opening with the familiar piano melody and the urgent vocals of Canadian singer, Lights, Kaskade makes us think that this is the original version. The catch? There is no drop. Only the beautiful sounds of pianos, cellos and violins fill the void as we keep floating on with the lyrics we all know and love. Lights' incredible voice shines brilliantly in this track and the juxtaposition with the down tempo symphonic melody is infectious, begging multiple listens. It is a sneakily strong track that really changes the feeling of the album up to this point.

Kaskade (feat. Becky Jean Williams) - Feeling the Night
Bringing back the signature big room sounds and the beloved vocals of Late Night Alumni's Becky Jean Williams, `Feeling the Night' lends itself as another club anthem, employing the familiar buildup phase into euphoric chord progression formula. Close your eyes and imagine you are in a space with hundreds of other Kaskadians - the track is right in his wheelhouse and is perfect for just such a situation! Classic Kaskade. As the tempo builds and the frenzied synths kick in with the 4×4 beat imagine everyone around you moving in unison in a moment of pure euphoria. Kaskade's hand is in the air beckoning you to feel the moment. Can you feel it?

Kaskade - Take Your Mind Off
Let's get into the groove and take your mind off it -- whatever it is. The lounge inspired jazz groove is reminiscent of Kaskade's good old OM days in San Francisco. The sultry deep house (Kaskade's take on it, anyways) with its mellow vibe is perfect for those quiet moments, while still maintaining a dance-worthy groove. `Take Your Mind Off' made its debut on Kaskade's Redux circuit. It's gentle, mellow and has all the right vibes. Just sway to the groove and let Kaskade take your mind off all your troubles.

Kaskade - LAX to JFK
Let's take a ride across the country from Los Angeles to New York. The ride begins with a foreboding intro with ominous chords. A 90′s like synth progression flutters in and out of the track at just the precise moments. The tempo builds with excitement, while the dark synths and steady house beat drive on. Soon we are met with the ominous chords again in a equally foreboding outro. This track is unique and unlike anything we've heard from Kaskade before. A track full of intrigue that presents Kaskade's mastery of various styles and sounds.

Kaskade - Atmosphere
Always pushing himself as an artist, Kaskade took on the vocalist role for this iconic track. Sporting the album's name sake, the track encompasses the vastness of sounds heard throughout the album. From the melodic piano lulls to the euphoric highs of the big room wave and of course, Ryan's amazing vocal outing, "Atmosphere" has it all. An iconic track from what will bean iconic album.

Kaskade & School of Seven Bells - Missing You
Mournful and melodic, `Missing You' speaks of regret but also forgiveness. The melody, crafted with chimes and bells, supports the raw emotion of the lyrics, which are perfectly executed by lead singer Alejandra Dehaza. The understated house beat keeps it subdued and atmospheric, while the vocals take center stage.

Kaskade & Zip Zip Through The Night - Something Something
A powerful and emotional ballad with beautiful vocals at the forefront. The guitar based melody climbs with the euphoric vocals into the sound of heart break. Kaskade constructs an emotional production that forces the listener to feel and relate. It is a demonstration of Kaskade's unique ability to weave a web of togetherness among his audience through use of sounds and lyrics. Very few DJs possess the ability these days.

Kaskade - SFO to ORD
This deep house track takes us on a flight from San Francisco to Chicago. Kaskade hails from Chi-town and kicked off his career in San Francisco with OM Records. Both cities have a rich house music history and have been influential on Kaskade and his music. With the sexy beat and intriguing melody, Kaskade takes us back to his true roots, as he flies between the two cities that helped define his career.

Kaskade (feat. Haley) - Floating
Haley and Kaskade, the perfect combination. The title describes it all. Floating. Haley's vocals simmer above a sea of mellow sounds, creating a meditative space of peace. It's a sound-scape of beauty, peace, unity and serenity.

Kaskade (feat. Debra Fotheringham) - How It Is
The perfect end to the album comes with a track that artfully showcases Kaskade's talent of emotive songwriting and production. The minimal piano and sultry snare drums, paired with Debra Fotheringham's delightfully airy vocals, give the production a beautiful and reflective feel. It's simple, yet complex in the emotion it creates. The lyric "So intense, my heart, you can hear its sound" describes it all oh so perfectly.
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Blossom
5つ星のうち5.0 Brilliant
2013年11月22日に英国でレビュー済み
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Fantastic album, brilliant 'car music' and just as good if not better than previous album, good mixture of tracks and fab beats!!
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CLAIRE
5つ星のうち3.0 Not my Favourite
2013年12月2日に英国でレビュー済み
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There are a couple of tracks on here that I really like but thats all.
I have his other albums and found this to be disappointing and not as good as previous albums, but thats my opinion.
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Mike H.
5つ星のうち4.0 A Little Too Atomspheric.
2013年9月12日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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If you ever wondered what would happen if the "old" deep house Kaskade and the "new" progressive/electro house Kaskade met one day and decided to make an album, Atmosphere (2013) is probably the closest you can get. From his changing style with Dynasty (2010) and a little with Strobelite Seduction (2008) from deep house to more of a the progressive style of house that has been getting popular in the EDM scene lately, he is gaining new fans and giving old fans mixed feelings about that new change. He actually had a tour called Redux during the spring of 2013 going back to his old deep house roots and small venues to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of his first release of It's You, It's Me (2003). For you old fans that have been waiting for deep house Kaskade to come back with some new music, then rejoice, but for you newer fans, then you might have mixed feelings about this since there is no "drop" in almost any of these songs.

We start out with the collaboration with Project 46 (a progressive house duo) called "Last Chance" which is a great start to this album, still giving the fans of progressive house what they want and that is a banging track to dance to. The next song is "Why Ask Why," with Kaskade side project Late Night Alumni, which you can start to hear that mix of "old" and "new" Kaskade, keeping some of those progressive synths and pads and adding some deep house drum beats and relaxing guitar. "MIA to LAS" is one of the three instrumental songs that show off Kaskade's deep house roots. This is one of my favorites out of the three keeping it relaxing and mystical. From his collaboration with Swanky Tunes (an electro house trio) getting some negative criticism from some of his fans of the song "No One Knows Who We Are" featuring Lights, it being too electro and the drop "ruining the song," Kaskade changes it from a festival rocker to a relaxing piece with focusing on the piano and adding some classical strings with it. But the next song, "Feeling the Night," still shows that even though Kaskade is re-exploring his roots he still gives us another progressive song you can dance to with Becky Jean Williams providing some magical lyrics and vocals along with it. "Take Your Mind Off" is a great example of some of the music that Kaskade was making in his early days, you might mistake as a song from one of his older albums with great deep vocals, a xylophone that makes it so relaxing to listen to, the classic deep house drum-beat, and pads that set the mood. "LAX to JFK" is the second of the instrumental songs with an interesting classical opening with strings and adding deep house elements to the song. Of course we have the flagship song of the album, "Atmosphere," showing off a great piano you can get lost in and a progressive drop that just stands out, plus amazing vocals and lyrics from Kaskade himself. Like his last collaboration with an indie rock band, Neon Trees from Fire & Ice (2011), Kaskade works with School of Seven Bells (dream pop and indie rock duo) which makes the song "Missing You" a more relaxing song with dream pop elements with some deep house in it. If you are trying to sleep or relax, look no further, this song will help. "Something Something" is a collaboration with Zip Zip Through the Night, again, adding a more a dreamy vibe with deep house with relaxing guitars and vocals. "SFO to ORD" is the last of the instrumental deep house tracks making it a relaxing song you would likely hear in a lounge or a restaurant providing some relaxing nighttime music to end your day with. If you ever wanted to know what it would sound like to be flying to the sky with doves in slow motion, "Floating" with Haley's outstanding relaxing vocals with lyrics is probably the closest you can get. And we end with, "How It Is," featuring Debra Fotheringham, still keeping with the deep house sound, again great vocals that complement with the piano, the deep house bass, the relaxing strings, and a deep house beat that deep house lovers can't get enough of.

Overall, this album is great for long-time fans of Kaskade from his It's You, It's Me album. For those who like the progressive/electro style of house from Fire & Ice and Dynasty, there are some songs for you like "Atmosphere" and "Last Chance," but you might find yourself not enjoying the whole album. Even though if you are a deep house fan you might find this album a little too relaxing compared to Kaskade's other work like In the Moment (2004) in which there were songs like "Steppin' Out" to keep it more danceable and upbeat, but keeping the deep house vibe. There really isn't anything like that in Atmosphere. There are songs you can tell which were meant for festivals and concerts ("Atmosphere", "Last Chance" and "Feeling the Night") and you can tell the rest of the album was made to create a more relaxing, lounge, and atmospheric feel, but there really is no middle ground of the two different styles that Kaskade has shown in this album. There are no deep house groves like "Sorry" from Love Mysterious (2006) that would get people off their seats and dance. I almost want "No One Knows Who We Are" original mix to make it a little more upbeat, even though I still like the Atmosphere mix. But I think the mood Kaskade is trying to set is what album title is, which is, atmospheric and relaxing, even though it is a little too much for my taste. Still a great album, which shows that Kaskade will return to his roots from time to time giving deep house relaxiveness, but also still providing some great songs to go insane at a festival.
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