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3LP
A1: 73 MK8 Revisited
A2: Metropolis Revisited
B1: Music In My Mind Revisited
B2: Jaxx Revisited
C1: The Tree Knows Everything Revisited (featuring Kirsty Hawkshaw)
C2: Circles Extended Revisited
D1: Mother Earth Revisited
D2: Dirty Harry Revisited
E: F-Jam Revisited (featuring MC Conrad)
F: Aromatherapy Revisited
Download card Tracklist:
- Brand New Funk Revisited (Adam F Reboot)
- Brand New Funk Revisited (Bladerunner Reboot)
- Music in My Mind Revisited (DJ Marky & Makoto Reboot)
- Music in My Mind Revisited (Nookie Reboot)
- Colours Revisited digital album
2CD
CD1:
1: 73 MK8 Revisited
2: Metropolis Revisited
3: Music In My Mind Revisited
4: Jaxx Revisited
5: The Tree Knows Everything Revisited (featuring Kirsty Hawkshaw)
6: Circles Revisited (Extended)
7: Mother Earth Revisited
8: Dirty Harry Revisited
9: F-Jam Revisited (featuring MC Conrad)
10: Aromatherapy Revisited
CD2: Colours live
1: Colours intro live
2: 73 live
3. Metropolis live
4: Music In My Mind live
5: Jaxx live
6: Brand New Funk live (featuring DJ Destruction)
7: I Want You live
8: Aromatherapy Revisited live [Remix]
9: Circles Revisited live
10: Dirty Harry live
Adam F
Colours Revisited
181 Recordings
‘Colours Revisited’, a revision of Adam F’s MOBO Award-winning 1997 debut album, is a story of musical rebirth and passion.
Adam F, realising that ‘Colours’ had found a new audience—partly thanks to artists like PinkPantheress—decided to recreate the album. Instead of simply remastering the tracks, Adam went all in.
Over two years, he meticulously reworked the original music, from restoring vintage instruments like his Fender Rhodes piano to enlisting UK jazz legends like Julian Joseph. Vocalists including Kirsty Hawkshaw and the late MC Conrad re-recorded their parts, while new solos from world-class musicians added fresh life to the tracks. "I never thought of ever revisiting ‘Colours’. But it seems that time has come round full circle, the interest is there.” The revisited album deftly weaves together the energy of new live instrumentation with the 80’s British electronica and jazz fusion inspired sounds of the original.
The result is a project which not only brings the album into the glistening present but somehow manages to add further depth and sense of understanding of the original ‘Colours’, the influences latent within it and how and why it has gone on to influence so many others since it’s inception throughout the world. This is a must have album which pays homage to what has become a cornerstone of British electronic music history."