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New Territories

New Territories
Eric Lau

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Renowned for his work with Lupe Fiasco, Dudley Perkins, andGuilty Simpson, London-based producer/DJ Eric Lau presents a sterling collection of retro-minded soul tunes on 2008's NEW TERRITORIES. Highlights of this spacey R&B/hip-hop-tingedalbum include "I Don't Do It To" and "Confession Lounge", two sultry, smoothed-out jams featuring vocalists Tawiah and Rahel, respectively.

Track Listing

  1. Welcome - Lau, Eric
  2. I Don't Do It To - Lau, Eric & Tawiah
  3. Right Side - Lau, Eric & Sarina Leah
  4. Confession Lounge - Lau, Eric & Rahel
  5. Final Chance - Lau, Eric & Meshach Brown/Rahel
  6. Time Will Tell - Lau, Eric & Sarina Leah
  7. Don't Let Them - Lau, Eric & Tosin
  8. Free It Out - Lau, Eric & Sarina Leah
  9. Show Me - Lau, Eric & Rahel
  10. Let It Out - Lau, Eric & Rahel
  11. Begin - Lau, Eric & Annabel/Rahel/Sarina Leah
  12. How Far - Lau, Eric & Rahel
  13. Hope - Lau, Eric & Meshach Brown
  14. Outro - Lau, Eric

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #123923 in Music
  • Released on: 2008-04-28
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Dimensions: .23 pounds

Customer Reviews

More magic from Ubiquity 5
Usually this isn't my cup of tea but Eric Lau and his bunch of untried starlets have really pulled something off here. It's hardly surprising - Ubiquity are all about artists with fresh ideas, new approaches.
I didn't take to this on the first listen, it takes a while to really get into the little nuances of the beats on each track.
Lau has produced a snappy - dare I say it - "Neo Soul," album - clean beasts, spirited, unpretentious lyrics.
I particularly like "Time will tell," - the pure, sensitive voice of Sarina Leah. "Don't let them," errs on the side of cheesy but doesn't quite go there - it ends up as a triumph.
Basically this is really well made - punchy, full of youthful promise.
This is a versatile record. I actually found I got more of it turing it down low - the songs seep in better.
Lau has, up to now been something of a well kept secret - expect that to change after this.