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Sweet Coffee
12+ albums
loungechilloutHouseelectronicbelgian
about
Complacency has never been part of the Sweet Coffee mindset, but Face To Face, the group’s fourth album, is more than a next step. It is a genuine leap forward. Patrick Bruyndonx and Raffaele Brescia have been in the musical limelight for seven years now. As writers, producers and performers they have been plotting the course of an ever changing project that still retains a well-defined and recognisable continuity. The time had come for a bold move. A memorable one. Never before has the musical diversity displayed by the group been as striking as it is on Face To Face. Sweet Coffee has never allowed itself to be pigeonholed and has always invited diverse vocalists to colour its output, but this fourth album is a different proposition altogether. The brain wave came after the album Naked City, when singer Bibi Diabokua announced her departure. Patrick and Raffaele decided to turn this setback into an advantage. A old dream took shape again: to assemble a unique array of golden voices to record the ultimate Sweet Coffee cd. Face To Face was somewhat longer in the making than originally planned. The actual writing went smoothly enough, but there was also the handpicking of the appropriate vocal cords. And finally an intricate puzzle presented itself: which voice would do justice to which song? The result was worth waiting for. Notice how See Myself In You is the ideal song for the sensuous voice of Samia Verdeyen, who makes her first reappearance since Memory Lane. Admire
