Hed Kandi - Serve Chilled

Last year saw the welcome reintroduction of 'Serve Chilled' to the Hed Kandi fold, following a five-year hiatus. Critically lauded on its release, it was eagerly lapped up by music lovers and left the Kandi faithful begging for more. In fact, the series' comeback proved so successful that the impending summertime just wouldn't seem complete without the latest 'Serve Chilled' instalment. Never ones to disappoint Hed Kandi have pulled out all the stops, so that this summer's aural equivalent of a week lounging by the pool goes well beyond expectations.

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Kicking back in style, the first CD opens with an exquisitely stripped back ambient mix of Fish Go Deep's anthemic 'The Cure And The Cause', a version that, alongside Freemason's 'Rain Down Love' and Kings Of Tomorrow's breathtaking reading of 'Finally', effortlessly demonstrates the strength of 'proper' song writing in dance music. Blissed-out songs remain the focus as the first CD takes in the Latino flow of Sara Tavares' 'One Love', the spiralling melodies of Ganga's 'Down But Up' and the Jazz-Hop funk of Aim's 'Northwest'.
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