Hed Kandi: Winter Chill 06.04 | 
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| Artist: Various Artists
Label: Hed Kandi
Category: Music
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Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 23798
Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 5 x 0.7
UPC: 822334012722
EAN: 0822334012722
ASIN: B00030CH3K
Release Date: January 25, 2005
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | Measure Up - Bullet, Jaymes | | • | And I... - Pearson, Robina | | • | Barely Here - Bailey, Bonnie | | • | Lullaby - Bailey, Bonnie | | • | Breathe Me - Furier, Sia | | • | Black Cherry - Goldfrapp | | • | Heaven - Hurlock, Josee | | • | Morning - Kupper, Eric | | • | Chile con Carne (Theme from Betty Blue OST) - Yared, Gabriel | | • | Groupie - Ali, K. | | • | Following - Stephenson, James | | • | Moonsglow - Adisson, Gaelle | | • | Stronger - Buchanan | | • | Hayling - Ormondroy | | • | Hear Me Out - Sigsworth, Guy | | • | To the End - Jay, Sarah |
Disc 2
| • | Mea Culpa - Paulusma, Polly | | • | Curtain Call - Denes, J. | | • | Blame It On the Moon - Batt, Mike | | • | Meant to Be - Bjarson, Finn | | • | Flowers in December - Sandoval, Hope | | • | Push & Pull - Costa, Nikka | | • | Follow Me - Stubbings, Sam | | • | Wonder - Barlow, Andy | | • | Hiding Place - Rowe, Dan | | • | Rain - Pearson, Robina | | • | City Lights - Lommi, Mikka | | • | Cold Air - Imbruglia | | • | Forgiveness - Engineers | | • | Mermaids - Harold, John | | • | How to Be Dead - Lightbody | | • | Burning Up - Woolgar, R. |
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Album Details
Hed Kandi Kicks off 2005 with Another Addition to their Brilliantly Brooding Winter Chill Series. With an Acoustic Lo-fi Sound, Kandi Invites You to Hibernate, Not Migrate! "Winter Chill" Sees Kandi Back Away from the Dancefloor, Throw on a Winter Blanket and Indulge in Some Introspective Seasonal Adjustment Disorder. Fragile, Melancholy and Slightly Dark, this Set Reflects the Underlying Moodiness of Winter and Comes with Guaranteed Shivers, So Turn Up Your Collar and Prepare for Some Serious Chills... Avoiding the Obvious Saccharine Tracks that Constitute Typical Chill Compilations, Hed Kandi have Created a Unique `chill' Concept and a Completely Unique Series in their Catalogue. Notable Tracks Come from Homegrown Hed Kandi Artists Peyton and Bonnie Bailey While Other Artists Make their Debut Hed Kandi Appearance Like Gaelle, Aya, and Even Birmingham-based Poet Benjamin Zephaniah!, Along with Old Friends Here Too, Namely Kaskade, Late Night Alumni, Kate Rodgers and Stonebridge.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 4 more reviews...
Nice surprise November 7, 2007
Picwic (New York, NY)
Chill does not mean it's boring. Really great 2 disk set that I have been playing constantly - it has a great vibe. I am a fan of the Hed Kandi/Mark Doyle discs and this is there at the top.
Very relaxing and cool August 1, 2006
AeroEngineer (Los Angeles, CA)
This is definitely chilled music, very relaxing and catchy tunes, it almost makes me think it's quiet and cool like a winter night. Very nicely done as usual for HK!!
Yeah, this is a good one March 18, 2006
Lambkin (Massachusetts)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Sweet forlorn female vocals with fresh lyrics in wondrous arrangements...."Blame it on the Moon" and all that surrounds it keeps me coming back for more. A rare case where the CD 2 might be the better one. Everyone asks me to play this one again.
A solid compilation November 8, 2005
S. Alimenti (DC)
VERY different from other Hed Kandi type albums - winter chill provides an eclectic mix of downbeat but involved songs. Some are very new (Sugababes 'stronger'), while others have been around for nearly a decade (Mazzy Star 'flowers in December') - but all strong tracks that together make a great soundtrack for what (I think) would be a fabulous movie. Best surprise track for fans of "Six Feet Under" is on disc 1 Sia, "Breathe Me" this was the song played in the very end of the last episode - it's a cryer.
Other highlights, Goldfrap, Lamb, Frou Frou, Eventide, and Snow Patrol - chances are if you love one of those artists, you'll like, or love, the others too.
Not so great - the instrumentals (disc 1; tracks 8, 9 - which are... well boring).
I reccomend this album to those who loved the Garden State soundtrack - but I would go so far as to say this is better... yes better.
Great mix of chill music September 20, 2005
Jenny M. Madrigal (Federal Way, WA USA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I really like the cd. It had songs that I'd never heard of and made me really take a look at some artist I otherwise would've never even heard of. Great way to find up and comers.
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