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Various Artists
Released 2004

Sunset
04:34
86 plays

Remember Tomorrow
04:50
83 plays

Indra
05:19
75 plays

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songs

- 1
- Missione a Bombay
- 04:40
- 111 plays

- 2
- Dimdanana [Green Empathy Mix]
- 04:25
- 134 plays

- 3
- Sunset
- 04:34
- 86 plays

- 4
- Remember Tomorrow
- 04:50
- 83 plays

- 5
- Indra
- 05:19
- 75 plays

- 6
- Be Humble
- 05:56
- 170 plays

- 7
- Jaadu (Magic) [Nickodemus & Osiris Mix]
- 05:42
- 62 plays

- 8
- Fuse Box [Alex Kid Dub Mix][Dub]
- 06:02
- 57 plays

- 9
- Binti
- 05:42
- 71 plays

- 10
- Circle
- 04:44
- 113 plays

- 11
- Terrapin
- 04:35
- 45 plays

- 12
- Soft Music Under Stars
- 12:30
- 43 plays

- 14
- Amaravatti [Lounge Mix]
- 04:51
- 55 plays

- 15
- Had Gedam
- 07:04
- 34 plays

- 16
- Path of Dreams
- 03:49
- 38 plays

- 17
- El Wahrania [Spirit Caravan Mix]
- 05:16
- 36 plays

- 18
- Serengeti [Bliss Mix]
- 05:18
- 26 plays

- 19
- Dunia [Visti & Meyland Mix]
- 05:36
- 28 plays

- 20
- Tarana [Thievery Corporation Mix]
- 04:33
- 25 plays

- 21
- Flying as I Fall
- 04:58
- 20 plays

- 22
- Genesis Theme [Hi Perspective Mix]
- 03:26
- 25 plays

- 23
- Yemen Cutta Connection Dub [Dub]
- 05:23
- 20 plays

- 24
- Ganga Dev [Bedouin Ascent Remix]
- 07:25
- 31 plays

- 25
- Palmistry
- 07:06
- 33 plays

album review

The Kinkysweet label continued its output of thematic mix CDs with the Frequent Flyer series, which supplanted the long-running Bargrooves series. These two-disc mixes are thematic in the sense that they're assembled with a particular locale in mind, namely a fashionable far-flung metropolis with a particular style of music to its credit. Predictably, the Bombay volume is characterized by various aspects of Indian music, though at its core this mix is firmly within the house music camp. For instance, instrumentation generally associated with Indian music is all over this volume, and a number of selections are full-on fusions. While there are a number of standout tracks and some big-name talent showcased (Nicola Conte, Thievery Corporation, Fila Brazillia, Ravi Shankar, Tabla Beat Science), this isn't an all-around excellent disc. Then again, none of these Kinkysweet mixes are all-around excellent -- in general, the track selection is spotty, perhaps because of licensing costs, and the mixing is nothing special. What they are, however, is well-assembled, especially in terms of motif and packaging. So if you're more interested in the overall spirit of these mixes than the actual music itself, you'll find much to savor here. These Frequent Flyer mixes are great mood-setters, perfect for lazy afternoon daydreaming or late-night drink-sipping. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide