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 Colour $24.00 Rudolf Steiner gave indications for the significance of color in human evolution. As a spiritual form of cosmic expression, art, embraces and propels humanity into the future. It is my intention as a photographer to share this stream of wisdom made flesh in art form for the benefit of all...  Colour $17.98 Andy Hunter, the only Christian Electronica DJ that I know of, has done it again. More popular in Europe than here in the US, Hunter has been a long standing club DJ with a better than average ear for what makes a successful and original track. COLOUR, released almost 3 years after his successful (but short) album LIFE, maintains Hunter's typical quality and originality, although it is a bit of a new direction for a DJ whose bread-and-butter has always been dance tracks. COLOUR has a 'house' sound that at times even breaks into 'industrial' territory. More ambient sound has been interwoven into many of the tracks, giving them a layered quality that is deeper and darker than the dance grooves found on LIFE. A much larger collection that LIFE (my sole complaint with that offering) COLOUR contains little to no filler. Each track is good to excellent. Notable tracks include "Stars," with an easy piano and great vocals, Technicolor with its slightly funky feel, and the welcome return of Cathy Burton in "Fade." Perhaps the only song that feels like filler is "Out of Control," which feels just that. Andy has always spent the time to create quality over quantity. In this collection he continues that theme, although the variety of sounds and the introduction of heavier 'house' beats might surprise long time fans. This is less an album to bust out and dance to than it is one to contemplate individually with a good set of earphones. The tracks are as always uplifting, and filled with a message that is unique in electronic music typically identified with bleak messages at best, and rave culture at worst. 4/5 stars, and a must have for any Hunter fan, or electronica music lover. |
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