Life it's own self, interpreted by Bonobo, Koop, DJ Shadow, Charles Webster, Plastyc Buddha, among others, and kick-started by Etienne de Crecy.

Questions or comments -- delighted to receive them on this thread....

MadameFLY,

Your Lucky mix would sound absolutely fabulous on my surround sound system set to Jazz Hall. I would adjust the Jazz Hall settings to medium size room with the seating position close to the stage and off center by just a bit. I'd turn the subwoofer on and crank the total volume up to conversation level. Presto! The perfect Saturday night dinner music!

I can envision the rest of the picture: The ever more goldening sun is on its long, slow setting journey in late June, early July sky. All the windows are open; a light cool and refreshing breeze whispering through; the smell of fine cuisine almost but not quite finished filling the air; the conversation is light, friendly; a slight playful reserve with each flying a-moment-too-long glance, with each shot and playful laugh; loose summer, tropical clothing; I in sandels, my wife bare foot...

I think that paints the picture.

Wonderful mix.

---JET

And there you have the essence of the downtempo experience ... lush and sophisticated, sexy, full of promise. I'm thinking everyone must want to spend at least a little time like this, sooner or later. BeatConscious will be there for ya when you're ready to get your lounge on

just catching this one now.

Stressful day at the office?....MadameFLY has the cure.

Chillin in England

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MixMeister Radio at http://www.beatmixing.com

MadameFLY,

Another request. When you finally pull Lucky from rotation (I cringe at the thought---shiver, quiver, shake) might I offer the suggestion of adding appropriate effects to freshen up the mix.

The Lucky mix is quite remarkable as is, but....well you read my vision.