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	Keep It Slow
	[ARTIST ALBUM]
	Artist: Low Motion Disco Label: Eskimo Recordings Date: 08.07.08
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'Keeping it Low' on Eskimo this time is Low Motion Disco – a new artist album from secretive producer(s) who know how to keep things on the down low. Following recent singles ‘Love Love Love Parts 1 and 2’ featuring remixes from the likes of LSB, Aeroplane, DFA's Still Going and Soft Rocks 'Keep It Low' fuses found sounds, field recordings and live instruments with lap top trickery providing us with 13 tracks of perfect horizontal dancing. From KLF style sample skulduggery to blissed out electronics, dubbed up beats and uplifting melody hooks Low Motion Disco open the door into their unique world of super slow house and funk induced chill out grooves.

As Low Motion Disco explain, “ we tend to be the strange kind of party visitors. The ones that would rather stand around and watch people dance than dance themselves. It's not a voyeur thing, it comes from being slightly shy and unsporty. Nevertheless we want to be part of the party. Therefore we have developed a way to dance while not moving. We do it standing at a bar, or sitting on a sofa, in a car, wherever. While doing this, we groove and shake like hell, it just doesn't show on the outside. This technique is the basis of all we do. We call it low motion disco. “

They're coming from the comfy spot - where relaxation feeds the dancing mind. Some say, they’re from Bequia, a small island off St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Some say, they're from the mountains of Switzerland. They say, “We’re coming from wherever the laptop takes us. We love loads of different music and we love glueing stuff together.”

From the gentle breeze of 'Born on the Low Wind' to the guitar strum driven 'The Low Murderer is out at Night' and the sing-a-long refrain of 'East Mountain Low' to the more uptempo disco infused 'People Come in Slowly' Low Motion Disco keep the tempo set for couch potato dancing. As they say themselves “we believe in the comeback of slow dancing.” The proof is in the listening.