Disco Nouveau
Disco Nouveau is the first compilation album of Ann Arbor, Michigan record label Ghostly International. Released in 2002, the album served as a modern update of Giorgio Moroder's famed Italo disco sound of the 1970s and 1980s and includes contributions from artists such as Solvent, ADULT., and Susumu Yokota. It served as a major inspiration to the (at the time) burgeoning electroclash movement and has been praised for its persistent relevance in much the same way as Moroder himself.
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| Released | 2002 | |||
| Recorded | 2000-2002 | |||
| Genre | Electronic / dance | |||
| Length | -m -s | |||
| Label | Ghostly International | |||
| Producer | Various Artists | |||
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Disco Nouveau Track listing
- Daniel Wang "Pistol Oderso"
- ADULT. "Nite Life"
- Legowelt "Disco Rout"
- Solvent "My Radio"
- I-F featuring Nancy Fortune "Holographic Voice"
- DMX Krew featuring Tracy "Make Me"
- Perspects "They Keep Dancing"
- Ectomorph "Lost Angles"
- Susumu Yokota "Re: Disco"
- Mat-101 "Haunted House"
- Charles Manier "Change You"
- Lowfish "No Longer Accepting Complaints"
- Hong Kong Counterfeit "Metal Disco Rmx"
- Memory Boy "There Is No Electricity"
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