Electronica 2 – The Heart Of Noise (Album)
BOOKLET CREDITS
"Electrees"
Written by Jean-Michel Jarre & Hans Zimmer
Recorded at M Jarre's Studio, Paris & at Remote Control Studio in Santa Monica CA
01 – The Heart Of Noise, Pt. 1 (with Rone) (4:26)
02 – The Heart Of Noise, Pt. 2 (4:10) (4:10)
03 – Brick England (with Pet Shop Boys) (4:01)
04 – These Creatures (with Julia Holter) (3:40)
05 – As One (with Primal Scream) (3:58)
06 – Here For You (with Gary Numan) (3:59)
07 – Electrees (with Hans Zimmer) (4:10)
08 – Exit (with Es) (6:19)
09 – What You Want (with Peaches) (3:27)
10 – Gisele (with Sébastien Tellier) (3:43)
11 – Switch On Leon (with The Orb) (4:43)
12 – Circus (with Siriusmo) (3:09)
13 – Why This, Why That And Why (with Yello) (3:58)
14 – The Architect (with Jeff Mills) (4:43)
15 – Swipe To The Right (with Cyndi Lauper) (4:54)
16 – Walking The Mile (with Christophe) (4:52)
17 – Falling Down (3:23)
18 – The Heart Of Noise (The Origin) (2:39)
19 – Continuous Mix (1:14:15)
20 – Conquistador (JMJ Rmx) (with Gesaffelstein) (3:51)
21 – Stardust (Rising Star Remix) (with Armin van Buuren) (5:44)
02 – The Heart Of Noise, Pt. 2 (4:10) (4:10)
03 – Brick England (with Pet Shop Boys) (4:01)
04 – These Creatures (with Julia Holter) (3:40)
05 – As One (with Primal Scream) (3:58)
06 – Here For You (with Gary Numan) (3:59)
07 – Electrees (with Hans Zimmer) (4:10)
08 – Exit (with Es) (6:19)
09 – What You Want (with Peaches) (3:27)
10 – Gisele (with Sébastien Tellier) (3:43)
11 – Switch On Leon (with The Orb) (4:43)
12 – Circus (with Siriusmo) (3:09)
13 – Why This, Why That And Why (with Yello) (3:58)
14 – The Architect (with Jeff Mills) (4:43)
15 – Swipe To The Right (with Cyndi Lauper) (4:54)
16 – Walking The Mile (with Christophe) (4:52)
17 – Falling Down (3:23)
18 – The Heart Of Noise (The Origin) (2:39)
19 – Continuous Mix (1:14:15)
20 – Conquistador (JMJ Rmx) (with Gesaffelstein) (3:51)
21 – Stardust (Rising Star Remix) (with Armin van Buuren) (5:44)
Video: Hans Zimmer about Electronic Music and being influenced by it (starting 0:53 min): http:/ /www.radiomontecarlo.net/upload/165546560-EKPJean-MichelJarr eOxygeneAPR422HQmp4.mp4
Electrees Track Story:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMjgHghGyT0
I only have the mp3 version, but I've heard in the CD Version, there are some notes about any track and how the ideas and collaboration came up in the booklet.
Usually Jarre has composed something initially and presented his snippets to the other artist, where they continued to compose it to the end together.
I wonder what Zimmers contribution in this track was. I don't hear much of his "voice" here. Some quirky piano, cymbal crashes, choir and Vangelis-like synth brass towards the end are the only elements I associate with him, but the arrangement overall sounds totally JMJ. I feel this is 95% Jarre and 5% Zimmer.
I had high expectations to this track. I feel they could have made so much more out of it – we have two of the worlds very best electronic artists at work and this is all we got. There is no real melody or any clear direction here. I get the feeling that Zimmer didn't really have time for this and just threw in a few elements in a couple of hours, leaving Jarre's original demo mostly unaltered.
different… but beautiful! :-)
Electrees added ! :)
30 second preview
http://www.sounds-venlo.nl/jarre-jean-michel/e-project-vol-2-ltddig i-_8312679.html?Listen=41193464#_listenC
Wow, thanks for sharing! Very short indeed, but it sounds reaaaally good! Reminds me a little bit of "Final Frontier" by Thomas Bergersen. And that says how much I love what I hear.
A short preview of "Elecrees" can be listened to here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xr3l29LykUU (starting 1:34min)