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Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra Lounge Acoustic Downtempo Deep House 2007 Germany

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra
Title:	Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra
Style:	Lounge, Acoustic, Downtempo, Deep House
Date of release:	2007
Country:	Germany
MP3 album size:	1678 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1483 mb
WMA album size:	1771 mb
Digital formats:	ADX APE WMA VQF MP2 MP4 AA

Tracklist

Happy Song	5:19
Kisses	3:18
One	5:11
Fragment	0:44
Agony	5:39
The Case	4:07
Where He At	4:17
Counting Days	5:37
Wondering	6:18
Love For Mrs. Rhodes	5:15
Set On You	4:37

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
GPMCD019	Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra	Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra ‎(CD, Album)	Get Physical Music	GPMCD019	Germany	2007
GPMCD 019	Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra	Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Get Physical Music	GPMCD 019	Germany	2007
GPMLP 019	Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra	Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra ‎(LP, Album)	Get Physical Music	GPMLP 019	Germany	2007
ПРЗ CD72866	Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra	Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra ‎(CD, Album)	Algorythmik Records	ПРЗ CD72866	Russia	2008
MR 2883-2	Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra	Raz Ohara And The Odd Orchestra ‎(CD, Album)	Moon Records	MR 2883-2	Ukraine	2008

Vathennece

Raz Ohara teams up with Oliver Doerell, best known for his work on City Center Offices to form RAZ OHARA AND THE ODD ORCHESTRA, which quickly sweeps into a quiet, folktronica with "Happy Song" and the moodier shades of "Kisses." The quiet accompaniment helps emphasize Ohara's vocals, as with the emotive "Agony" or the dreamy "Where He At." The background strings of "Counting Days" offer a moody setting against which Ohara can pine away against the clicking percussion, But the sheer beauty of "Wondering" is like a blast of sunshine after a rainy day, while the instrumental "Love For Mrs. Rhodes" leaves behind its haunting traces. "Set On You" returns to a spare, near-acoustic sound, reminiscent of Ohara's solo albums, though, with the electronics, it somehow grows in stature. As does the album as a whole.