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The Eternal Sunday CD We Never Play Live In Buenos Aires by Canal Pop feat. Gaby Laguzzi is available at A Different Drum. ADD is the biggest and most important online music store specialized in synthpop, electropop, futurepop, ebm, etc.
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The CD released combines three digital releases: the EP We Never Play Live in Buenos Aires and the two versions of the single "Cool In Japan", plus a cover version of "Don't Bring Me Down", originally by Electric Light Orchestra, as a bonus track.
Canal Pop is the project of the producer and songwriter Emiliano Canal, who in this occasion recorded with singer Gaby Laguzzi, owner of a beautiful and powerful voice as a guest. Canal Pop performed a killer version of "Pop Goes The World" for the compilation Southern Waves, Argentinean Tribute To Classic Electropop.
The tracklistof the CD version is the following:
01- Cool In Japan
02- If You Are Like Me
03- Lonely Dance
04- Bless The Ones
BONUS TRACKS
05- Don't Bring Me Down
06- Minimoog
COOL IN JAPAN REMIXES
07- Cool In Japan (Demarco Electronic Project Mix)
08- Cool In Japan (Xethis Radio Edit)
09- Cool In Japan (Miguel V Industrial Mix)
10- Cool In Japan (Extended Version)
11- Cool In Japan (Demarco House Mix)
12- Cool In Japan (Xethis Club Mix)
The EP We Never Play live In Buenos Aires by Canal Pop featuring Gaby Laguzzi is finally for sale at eMusic digital store.
"Cool In Japan" was featured at the 2006 Sector One compilation, released by the electropop label Section44 (USA).
The single comes in two versions. Single 01 presents the EP version plus the B side "Minimoog" and a remix.
Cool In Japan (Single 01)
01- Cool In Japan
02- Minimoog
03- Cool In Japan
The second version features 5 remixes of "Cool In Japan".
Cool In Japan (Single 02)
01- Cool In Japan (Xethis Radio Edit)
02- Cool In Japan (Miguel V Industrial Mix)
03- Cool In Japan (Extended Version)
04- Cool In Japan (Demarco House Mix)
05- Cool In Japan (Xethis Club Mix)
Mastering by Sgoliat.
Several months ago, somewhere in the city of Buenos Aires singer Gaby Laguzzi and producer Emiliano Canal, also known as Canal Pop, got together to record some songs written by the latter. The combination was a little weird: Emiliano was an electropop producer and songwriter, former member of the duo Plastic Orgasm People, while Gaby Laguzzi was a professional session vocalist with a preference for jazz, Brazilian music and 70's funk and black music. Gaby didn't have a wide knowledge of Emiliano's kind of music, and vice versa. What could came of such a combination?
