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Fila Brazillia
Released 2001

Get a Move On
07:00
884 plays

"T" Plays It Cool
04:01
828 plays

It's Not Too Beautiful
06:33
712 plays

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songs

- 1
- The Persuaders Theme
- 02:02
- 362 plays

- 2
- Firefly
- 02:50
- 402 plays

- 3
- Hero Theme
- 03:10
- 362 plays

- 4
- Bucket Bottom
- 02:43
- 389 plays

- 5
- Get a Move On
- 07:00
- 884 plays

- 6
- "T" Plays It Cool
- 04:01
- 828 plays

- 7
- Regiment
- 03:00
- 323 plays

- 8
- It's Not Too Beautiful
- 06:33
- 712 plays

- 9
- Rodney Yates
- 06:09
- 602 plays

- 10
- Nature Boy
- 03:54
- 417 plays

- 11
- Nuclear Symphony
- 04:51
- 259 plays

- 12
- Les Nuits
- 05:36
- 512 plays

- 13
- Blue Skies
- 06:14
- 367 plays

- 14
- Suspended
- 04:29
- 349 plays

- 15
- Prelude and Fugue in C Minor
- 01:48
- 267 plays

album review

Mixing obscure brain funk with the erogenous pulse of jazz, soul, and left-field electronic chamber pop, Fila Brazillia's first attempt at a mix album is one of the most enjoyably indiscriminate chill-out compilations in some time. New York's Kinetic label, best known for its Tranceport franchise, was wise to let Fila Brazillia's Steve Cobby and Dave Pork step in and kick off their new Another Late Night series. The duo's liking for accessible, caricature-based, mischievous downtempo blends well in this mix environment, where the freedom to place elements like Prince Alla's roots reggae, the Swingle Singers' Prelude and Fugue in C minor, and the stoic lunacy of the Beta Band in the same arena as Kelis and Marvin Gaye goes unchallenged. It's both an excellent introduction to the band's idiosyncrasies and a tacit triumph of naked eclecticism in its own right. ~ Dean Carlson, All Music Guide