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Cascada Album: “Everytime We Touch [2 Bonus Tracks]”
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Everytime We Touch [2 Bonus Tracks] |
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Release Date:2006-05-01
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Type:Unknown
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Genre:Electronic/Dance, Pop, Today's Big Hits
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Label:Pony Canyon
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Explicit Lyrics:Yes
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UPC:4988013126343
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Review - :
{^Everytime We Touch: The Album} was the CD originally released in 2006 by {$Natalie Horler}, otherwise known as {$Cascada}, a group name for the girl with flowing blonde hair from Bonn, Germany. {$Cascada} was not just {$Natalie} however, but also {$DJ Manian} ({$Manuel Reuter}) a German DJ and {$Yanou} (born Yann Peifer) a remixer and producer specializing in {\house} music and {\trance}. If one is a fan of Eurobeat {\pop} ŕ la {$DJ Sammy} and the aforementioned {$Yanou}, or any number of anonymous European DJs/producers, then this was the album to buy. It was filled with 15 tunes, all with the same insistent drum machine to the fore, set to the same speed, far too fast for running, let alone jogging, and a synthesizer as the only other instrument to be heard. Produced by the two male members of {$Cascada}, the title track was a massive summer hit in the U.K., reaching number two in August 2006; it was followed by the {$Savage Garden} song {&"Truly Madly Deeply"} at Christmas, and {&"Miracle,"} which became yet another Top Ten hit in March just as the album was reissued. The tempo slows down on just one track, the ballad {&"Another You"} although two tracks are featured on the album in two different mixes: {&"Truly Madly Deeply"} was recorded as a Eurobeat single version, and also as a slow {\trance} version almost the same tempo as the {$Savage Garden} original, while {&"Everytime We Touch"} was recorded as a very slow ballad and titled the "Candlelight remix" in the same vein as the earlier hit by {$Yanou} was turned into an ultra slow {&"Heaven"} ("Candlelight remix"). The music is for dancing to, particularly in a club with the lights flashing and people all around, not sitting in a living room listening to it, so after nearly an hour of the same repetitive beat, one's senses can become a little jaded, so when you reach the songs {&"Kids in America"} and {&"Wouldn't It Be Good,"} you can only remember how good the originals by {$Kim Wilde} and {$Nik Kershaw} were. Rewind nearly 15 years and {$2 Unlimited} were hitting the top of the charts with very similar albums and, rather unusually for this genre of music, {$Cascada}'s album also hung around the upper regions of the charts spending 11 weeks inside the Top Ten and peaking at number two. [The CD was also released with two bonus tracks.] ~ Sharon Mawer, All Music Guide
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