x-11 new album "in your Facebook"

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X-11 - “In Your Facebook” is a pulsating mixture of dance and pop, and feels like a 16 year old has been crawling through the record-closet of mum and dad.

In the dutch music scene people have a talent for creating well-crafted Electro. With his French oriented electro sound, X-11 proves to be no exception to that rule. On his debut album “In your Facebook”, X-11 introduces 10 tracks that contain a musical wink to the past and flirts with various musical trends.

03 live life while you can.mp3

Description:

This track is driven by a catchy groove, supported by a funky guitar and frail strings. Multiple breaks build up the tension and efficiently do what they are designed for, but the track does not reach an abundant climax. (It will make you sway your hips!)

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8.95 MB

Duration:

4:53

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02 electronic ecstacy.mp3

Description:

This track gets you in the mood for dancing right away. It's not really a club track, but more a very danceable pop song that would do great on the radio as well. The spooky halfspoken verses mix geat with the climaxing vocoders in the verse.

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8.37 MB

Duration:

4:34

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04 L.L.L..mp3

Description:

This is a tribute to cunnilingus. LLL (Lickin Lady Lover) reaches multiple climaxes using dubstep/dnb elements and a gross electro groove. The intro is long and wealthy vocoderized. You're yearning for the breakbeats to kick in. From the forthcoming album

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10.25 MB

Duration:

5:36

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06 LeSexeme.mp3

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The sensual french lyrics of LeSexeme are supported by a seventies porn bass and teasing cheesy organ. X-1 whispers french dirty talk in your ears. The climax literally reaches unknown heights when the guitar seems to transform into an oversized vibra

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8.23 MB

Duration:

4:29

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09 sign of all times.mp3

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In Sign Of All Times we're taken trrough eighties hip-hop and old skool chemical beats. The track refers to the Prince track, and is questioning whether anything changed over the last 20 years. Aids, war, consumption, corruption, it's all still there.

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11.26 MB

Duration:

6:09

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