Marcellis - Dry Delivery mp3

Performer: Marcellis
Title: Dry Delivery
Country: Netherlands
Catalog Number: BL 06
Label: Black Label
Released: 2004
Style: Deep House
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 010

Marcellis Netherlands Black Label Deep House 2004

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Tracklist

1	Lik op Stuk
2	True Fashion
3	Come and Boogie Vox – Harco Pront
4	Mamoni
5	Don't Tell Me Nothin'

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BL 06	Marcellis	Dry Delivery EP ‎(12", Promo, W/Lbl)	Black Label	BL 06	Netherlands	2004

Notes

Etched into the runout groove of side B:
"Toe, gooi op die levensbal en zing met mij!"

Album

Listen free to Marcellis Dry Delivery Come and Boogie, Lik Op Stuk and more. 5 tracks . Dry Delivery EP 12, Promo, WLbl. Black Label. BL 06. Hopefully the world is better prepared for a Marcellis sort of music today. Too sad it would be if we had to wait for another eight years again to hear some news from this guy. Does by the way anybody know about Black Label Amsterdam . Marcellis will release his debut album, I Am Woman, through Millions of Moments. Prior to 2012, the Dutch producer had just one solo EP to his name: Dry Delivery, which was released on Dutch imprint Black Label in 2004. Then he made a comeback of sorts in 2012, with two appearances on German label Workshop-one full solo EP and a reissue of 2004's Come And Boogie on a split 12-inch. I Am Woman therefore will be his most significant musical offering to date, though at six tracks it's pretty short by album standards. There are two guest appearances, with Fabian and Son Dexte. Marcellis Tour Dates for all the upcoming concerts officially announced so far. Not touring yet Sign up for alerts and never miss Marcellis concerts. Marcellis discography comprises 3 official albums. The latest album I Am Woman was released in 2013. Albums and Songs. Marcellis: I Am Woman. Marcellis: Dry Delivery. Come and Boogie. Lik op Stuk. Dry Delivery. Label: BlackLabel Records Release Date: 1st June 2004. Dry Delivery Tracklisting. Come And Boogie Original Mix. Lik Op Stuk Original Mix. Don't Tell Me Nothin Original Mix. True Fashion Original Mix. Mamoni Original Mix. Follow Marcellis. Dry Delivery EP. Black Label Holland. Format: 12 Cat: BL 006 Released: 06 Dec 04 Genre . Dry is the debut studio album by English singer-songwriter and musician PJ Harvey, released on Too Pure Records on 30 March 1992. The album was recorded at The Icehouse, a local studio in Yeovil, United Kingdom. The first 5000 LPs and first 1000 CDs included demo versions of the album's tracks and Dry was subsequently released in the United States on Indigo Records in the US. Both versions were released in 1992. Listen to online Marcellis - Dry Delivery, or download mp3 tracks: download here mp3 release album free and without registration. On this page you can not listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. Buy Marcellis - Dry Delivery from authorized sellers. mp3 player of Marcellis - Dry Delivery: A1. Marcellis - Come and Boogie mp3. Marcellis - Lik op Stuk mp3. Marcellis - Don't Tell Me Nothin' mp3. Marcellis - True Fashion mp3. Marcellis - Mamoni mp3. mp3 Player. Music video: Watch now Marcellis's video clip of album Dry Delivery. Sample this album. Title by Artist. Johnny Crawford. Prime members enjoy FREE Two-Day Delivery and exclusive access to music, movies, TV shows, original audio series, and Kindle books. Get started. Back to top. Get to Know Us

Reviews (1)

Ffel

Thanks to the Workshop, the label, for bringing this incredibly rare guy back into the arena when re-releasing his stand-out track Come and Boogie some weeks ago and just now putting on more fresh stuff of his out on Workshop 16. Still it has to be said, it has been and is until today Marcellis' very own Dry Delivery E.P. which is outspokenly IT. Exceptional in 2004 (and with only Yoav B Bernstein's Boogie Down Saturn on his own Wabi Sabi output likewise as extraordinary as persistent) this five tracker provides us with freakishly edgy grooves and a psychedelic twirl far ahead from the usual business - this being obviously far ahead enough not to re-surface just before recently. Hopefully the world is better prepared for a Marcellis sort of music today... Too sad it would be if we had to wait for another eight years again to hear some news from this guy.
Does by the way anybody know about Black Label Amsterdam? Finally defunct? Their sparse but always extremely charming releases, though never overly consistent in terms of, erhm, quality, were always worth a try.