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Morning Caffeine
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Lucky Number 13
Various Artists

Label: Tartelet | Cat.No.: TARTELET013
Release Date: 08.09.10 | Format: 12inch

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we play house (chris lattner remix) - tahloula

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the nigerian hustle - emil & chesper

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neotony - james braun & ubebe

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A1: We Play House (Chris Lattner Remix) - Tahloula B : The Nigerian Hustle - Emil & Chesper BB: Neotony - James Braun & Ubebe The integer 13 traces a long history of deceit and poor luck - Judas Iscariot who betrayed Jesus after the last supper, the dreaded Friday where the knights templar were decreed heathens and subsequently hunted and killed, the Viking myth of the 13th god of the Norse heaven Asgard, Loki, murdering Balder and eventually being the 13th guest at his funeral. Despite the ominous past, Tartelet Number Thirteen is nonetheless ready to dispel once and for all the myth of unluck associated with the storied number. Tahloula?s ?We Play House? in a remix incarnation by Chris Lattner is at last ready for release after figuring in charts and steadily garnering hype for more than a year. Louise Marie Tüxens charming lyrics are sung on a morphing and modern house beat while a devastating organ-stab pushes the track on endlessly. A classic New York bass-line injects head-nodding and foot-tapping while small vocal snippets and fills create a layered floor-destroyer. A tune that easily could - and nearly did - stand alone, but to the luck of the listeners more is in store for them. Emil & Chesper, allows us the joy of putting out ?The Nigerian Hustle?. Dark and funky with rolling basslines and shadowy percussion, this track is heavily rooted in both Berlin?s minimalism and Detroit?s groovyness. To top off the good fortune is James Braun & Ubebe?s "Neotony? - A percussion-oriented tech-house track reminiscent of Chicago, where banging toms and vintage 808 claps all merge together to form a shining synergy, while blue chords and floating strings engulfs the listener.