Artist:
The Uriel moniker is apseudonym of Scott E. Hodgson, electronic composer and co-founder of Beau Monde recordsand was originally used to pioneer the Future Jazz sound. Inspired by Detroit techno’s originators statements of jazz as inspiration, Scott sought to create an even more obvious electronic homage to the genres of Sci-fi Jazz and the machine funk of Parliament. The Uriel style evolved as retro blaxploitation soundtracks and easy listening from the late 60’s and early 70’s came into vogue, by creating original pieces inspired by this era, but always with a modern twist that set them apart. Latin beats and disco soon joined the Uriel style, alongside Scott’s love of Miles Davis’ and Herbie Hancock’s electric fusion period, to complete the picture.
Release:
Part of the Art Edit Studio Master Tapes series.
Previously seen commercial release as-Fresh Emissions 2xCD/LP Comp (Emissions Audio Output - SOP 005CD/LP) 1995
Plus additional Un-released track recorded at Art Edit Studios in 1995

AER track versions are a 2016 Art Edit Remaster
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