Milk & Sugar - 20 Years of Milk & Sugar (2017)

Artist: Milk & Sugar
Title: 20 Years of Milk & Sugar
Label: Milk & Sugar Recordings
Style: Soulful, Classic House, Funky, Nu Disco, Jackin, Electronica
Release Date: 20-10-2017
Format: CD, Compilation
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Tracks: 17 Tracks
Size: 170 Mb / 01:14:10 Min

Tracklist:
01. Milk & Sugar - 20 Years Of Milk & Sugar (Intro) 01:35
02. Milk & Sugar - Summertime 03:46
03. Milk & Sugar - My Lovin 04:17
04. Milk & Sugar - Let The Sun Shine (2017 Album Version) 03:25
05. Milk & Sugar - Music Is Moving 03:58
06. Milk & Sugar, Nomfusi - Heat (African Day) 04:47
07. Milk & Sugar, Simon Harris - Bass (How Low Can You Go) 03:02
08. Milk & Sugar, Ron Carroll - House Dimension (Album Edit) 04:19
09. Milk & Sugar, Jo Hall - Where Do We Go 05:16
10. Milk & Sugar, Roland Clark - Need You In My Life 05:48
11. Milk & Sugar - Higher & Higher 03:59
12. Milk & Sugar - Ready Or Not 04:08
13. Milk & Sugar, Maria Marquez - Canto Del Pilon 04:29
14. Milk & Sugar, Aquarian Dreams - You And I 05:27
15. Milk & Sugar - Needin U 04:53
16. Milk & Sugar, Ghetto Bardot - Loving You 05:36
17. Milk & Sugar - Has Your Man Got Soul (Chasing Kurt Album Remix) 05:17




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At the turn of the millennium, Milk & Sugar's recordings were especially relevant - house music with vocals dominated the club scene, as well as soulful and latin elements. In the album on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary, consisting of 17 tracks, the authors could not help but touch their own netlenke and recorded new versions of the hymns "Let The Sun Shine" and "Higher & Higher", both of which at one time actively promoted Danny Rampling in Love Groove Dance Party on BBC Radio 1.
Speaking of new tracks, Milk & Sugar went through all the possible branches of Hausa, except maybe the minimum: here you have a hip-house ("Bass"), a new dip-house ("You and I"), and variations with bass elements ("Music Is Movin"). The album has three classical names: Barbara Tucker, Ron Carroll and Roland Clark. In my opinion, the house diva Tucker had better things that were more dipoic or soulful. But with Ron Carroll, the Germans made a solid old-boring track "House Dimension", and with Roland Clark - something in the style of the clubhouse of the 90's "Need You In My Life".
An album for nostalgic listeners and DJs still playing something that looks like a soulful.