Dreamcatcher

Dreamcatcher is a project created by David Lowe.

Album: Dreamcatcher

Track Listing: In a Ocean of Joy (4.05) Seventh Heaven (3.50) Ice (4.26) The Second Day (5.00) This is the Time (3.25) Falling with You (4.38) Call on the Wild (3.24) Love is a Friend (4.43) Heat and Dust (5.54) Life (5.04)

Released '97 on Mango Records (Mango is a division of Island Records). This is an inspired recording featuring tracks recorded all over the world, including Africa, India, Europe, Australia, Russia, the U.S.A; in fact, the only continent not to feature in this work is Antarctica. Mariam Stockley from Adiemus loans vocals to 'In a Ocean of Joy' and 'Life', both of which are superb, uplifting tracks that open and close the album, respectively, in euphoric style. 'This is the Time' is another track that is worth a mention - again very euphoric ambient trance. The three mentioned tracks are all favourites at Whirl-Y-Gig. This is a superb album that falls into the same genre as Deep Forest's 'Deep Forest' with respect to its originality and accessibility - don't miss!

CD Single: In an Ocean of Joy

Track Listing: In a Ocean of Joy - Single Edit (3.08) In a Ocean of Joy - Wave On Edit (3.54) After Dreaming (5.06) In a Ocean of Joy - Deep Float (4.38)

Released '97 on Mango Records (Mango is a division of Island Records). 'In a Ocean of Joy' written by David Lowe and Miriam Stockley; vocals by Miriam Stockley. 'After Dreaming' written by David Lowe, Mieko Shimizu, Wasis Diop; vocals by Mieko Shimizu and Wasis Diop. This is the only single to feature from the Dreamcatcher album and unfortunately it's a bit of a weak affair. The Single Edit is the cut down version of that which features on the album. The Wave On Edit is an attempt at a upbeat trance version, which almost works but has something missing that I can't put my finger on, whilst the Deep Float is a drum and bass version which isn't too bad if you like drum and base. 'After Dreaming' is another verion of 'Falling With You' from the album, which only differs in that the vocals are no-longer in English and are now in what I think is French (excuse my ignorance here!).