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The sun beats down fiercely on the city asphalt; the helmet is scorching and at the traffic light (red!!!) not even a hint of a wop. I feel like retreating and waiting for the cool of the evening. I return to the office, blinds closed; I free myself from the shirt. I turn on the air conditioner and the player: defying the blackout!
Finally! Acid green, hardcover, of a group whose existence I'm still unaware of. I press play and from the first tracks, I realize the breeze is pleasant. The splendid alternating vocals are up to the mark.
I take the ice from the fridge and bring it to my forehead. Am I dreaming, or am I awake?
The music rises and the calm refreshes the room. Portishead? Morcheeba? Tricky? Massive? The simple purity of early EBTG? So many good memories to find a moment of peace and put these thoughts in order, on a long afternoon yet to pass.
I put the disc on repeat, take off my shoes, and stretch my legs. Sometimes it happens that the evening will arrive, pleasantly while a new passion emerges along the arctic line.
Sometimes it happens...
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Summary by Bot
This 5-star review of Floris' album 'Drunk On Life' portrays it as a soothing and refreshing musical experience. Combining reminiscent elements of famed trip-hop artists and lush vocals, the album creates a calming atmosphere perfect for relaxation. The reviewer enthusiastically embraces the album as an unexpected discovery filled with pleasant memories and a new passion.Tracklist Videos
