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CROCODILE TEARS (RSD RELEASE)
Second instalment by Music Mania Reprise gives Belgian 80's synth classic 'Crocodile Tears' a new life
Genre | Electronic & Dance |
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Format | VINYL |
Cat. no | MMRP002 |
Label | MUSIC MANIA REPRISE |
Artist | KURUKI |
Release Date | 20/04/2018 |
Carrier | 12" |
Barcode | 8713748985288 |
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CROCODILE TEARS (RSD RELEASE)
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TRACKLIST:A. Crocodile Tears (vocal version) B. Crocodile Tears (instrumental version) INFO Music Mania is proud to present the next instalment in their Reprise series. Following the highly sought after classic ËœElle et Moiâ„¢ (MMR001), comes the blissful Belgian synth pop anthem ËœCrocodile Tearsâ„¢ (MMR002). The track was one of the first singles of Kuruki, the minimal wave project spearheaded by Ghent-based musician Gerry D'Haeyer and Alain Bureau (Sally Joy). In an age of electronic sequenced experimentation, the band managed to find a distinctive sound that easily puts them between the likes of Telex. The original ep ËœSuch A Liarâ„¢ was released in 1981 and clearly echoes the new wave of its time. The scenes described by vocalist Sally Joy as well as the melancholic keys of the main track ËœCrocodile Tearsâ„¢ breathe tristesse. Nevertheless, it has a playful sound full of catchy synths. A dualism between such beauty and melancholy: this track was undeniably made in Belgium in the eighties, but should also appeal to lovers of Italo Disco. Be aware: for their second reprise Music Mania managed to include an exclusive instrumental version of this Belgitude. Even more synths for your listening pleasure.