The B-Suite

The B-Suite is the debut album of French electro artist Krazy Baldhead. The album is split into four "movements" which have from three to five parts.

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The B-Suite
Studio album by
Krazy Baldhead
Released11 May 2009 (2009-05-11)
GenreElectro
Length48:32
LabelEd Banger Records
Krazy Baldhead chronology
The B-Suite
(2009)		 The Noise in the Sky
(2012)

Track listing
  • 1st Movement
  1. Part 1 – 4:10
  2. Part 2 – 2:19
  3. Part 3 – 1:57
  4. Part 4 – 3:24
  • 2nd Movement
  1. Part 1 – 2:55
  2. Part 2 (aka "Time") (featuring Tes) – 2:15
  3. Part 3 – 1:40
  4. Part 4 – 4:05
  • 3rd Movement
  1. Part 1 (aka "Katana Powa") (featuring Big-O and Yulia) – 3:34
  2. Part 2 – 3:38
  3. Part 3 (aka "Sweet Night") (featuring Outlines) - 4:43
  • 4th Movement
  1. Part 1 – 1:37
  2. Part 2 (aka "Saturnication") – 3:49
  3. Part 3 – 1:53
  4. Part 4 – 2:26
  5. Part 5 (aka "The End") (featuring Beat Assailant) – 4:08
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References
  1. Bussolini, Brandon (2009-04-29). "Krazy Baldhead The B-Suite". XLR8R. Retrieved 2018-05-02.
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