"Empty Seat At The Table"
— gesungen von London Elektricity
"Empty Seat At The Table" ist ein Lied, das auf britisch aufgeführt wurde und auf 20 dezember 2021 auf dem offiziellen Kanal des Plattenlabels veröffentlicht wurde - "London Elektricity". Entdecken Sie exklusive Informationen zu "Empty Seat At The Table". Finden Sie den Songtext von Empty Seat At The Table, Übersetzungen und Songfakten. Einnahmen und Nettovermögen werden gemäß einer im Internet gefundenen Information durch Sponsoring und andere Quellen angesammelt. Wie oft erschien der Song „Empty Seat At The Table“ in zusammengestellten Musikcharts? "Empty Seat At The Table" ist ein bekanntes Musikvideo, das Platzierungen in beliebten Top-Charts wie den Top 100 Vereinigtes Königreich-Songs, den Top 40 britisch-Songs und mehr belegte.
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"Empty Seat At The Table" hat insgesamt 8.5K Aufrufe und 316 Likes auf YouTube erreicht.
Der Song wurde am 20/12/2021 eingereicht und verbrachte 0 Wochen in den Charts.
Der ursprüngliche Name des Musikvideos lautet „LONDON ELEKTRICITY - EMPTY SEAT AT THE TABLE (FEAT. WHINEY) (WHINEY VIP)“.
"Empty Seat At The Table" wurde auf Youtube unter 20/12/2021 16:00:11 veröffentlicht.
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Updating the creative spirit of his widely acclaimed 2019 album ‘Building Better Worlds’, London Elektricity revisits his most recent project to date with a specially crafted and hand-picked remix album - ‘Rebuilding Better Worlds’. Featuring an exciting array of artists covering the full drum & bass spectrum, London Elektricity’s latest body of work features remixes from the likes of Cliques, Think Tonk, Logistics, Hugh Hardie, Whiney, Winslow, Seba, Degs & MURIUKI, Mozey & more…
Kickstarting the album with a delicate, soul-drenched liquid drum & bass soother is Hugh Hardie with his remix of original album influencer ‘Build A Better World (
;Emer Dineen)’. Delving deeper into London Elek’s unique style and Emer’s synesthesic vocals, Hugh crafts heart-wrenching piano melodies and gorgeous rolling breakbeats injecting his signature flavours into the track.
With no clear indication of their true identity, the latest mystery to sweep across the world of drum & bass CLIQUES step up for an addictively feel-good remix of ‘The Prescription Is Love’. With a handful of releases on their own ‘Cliques Collective Audio’, the faceless artist(s) have already taken the scene by storm and their latest remix proves exactly
;Featuring a full live band, expect elevating brass outbursts, Philadelphia strings and blissful vocals.
Quickly gaining a reputation as one of the funniest characters within drum & bass, don’t be fooled by Mozey’s wit and
;With a fast-growing catalogue of releases spanning labels including Souped Up, Liquid V, Bingo Bass, Serial Killaz and Hospital Records, Mozey’s bass-heavy remix of ‘Funkopolis’ draws upon the playful nature of the original whilst rolling it out into a fizzling drum & bass bouncer.
Legendary in-patient Logistics is on remix duties for ‘Never Trust A Hippy’. Incorporating the melodies and soundscapes from the original, Logistics soon flips the track on its head, turning it into a new-wave liquid funk anthem.
With further contributions from the likes of Think Tonk, Justin Hawkes, Lilac, Digital Native, Villem, Polaris, and a VIP from London Elektricity himself, the carefully curated tracklist brings together a cross-generational and multi-styled selection of artists from across the drum & bass community.
With the original album receiving support from the likes of Mixmag, Magnetic Mag and UKF, as well as being recorded in the immersive Dolby Atmos audio format, London Elektricity shows no signs of slowing down with his latest
;The longevity of his career can be owed to him being the mastermind behind classic Hospital albums including ‘Pull The Plug’, ‘Syncopated City’, ‘Are We There Yet?’ and ‘Yikes!’ (more recently revisited, remastered and repackaged this year as ‘Crikey!’) and London Elektricity continues to push the boundaries of drum & bass with over a quarter-century in the game.
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