Underground Heroes, by Gavin Froome

Underground Heroes

by Gavin Froome

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1.	Intro 00:56	buy track
2.	Think of You (Album Edit) 05:52	buy track
3.	Get Up 05:52	buy track
4.	All Night 04:39	buy track
5.	Southie 06:11	buy track
6.	Boozy 05:07	buy track
7.	Interlude 01:39	buy track
8.	Alpine Pools 08:01	buy track
9.	After The Rain 05:21	buy track
10.	Sunsets 08:07	buy track
11.	Dennison 05:59	buy track
12.	Plane Jane 05:29	buy track
13.	Think of You (Original Mix) 06:53	buy track

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In tribute to the many people who have inspired him, Pacific Northwest pioneering electronic artist Gavin Froome returns with Underground Heroes, an album of understated yet stylish musical gems. Underground Heroes is infused with a diverse and cosmopolitan nature, accurately representing his native city Vancouver’s development as a leading international hub for music, design, and architecture. Well known for his sophisticated sound on previous releases ‘Post+Beam’ (2001) and Mobile Villager (1999), Gavin continues his growth as an artist with his most eclectic album yet. Ranging from stomping house to jazzy downtempo, its no wonder his tracks have been acclaimed by a wide variety of DJ’s from Carl Cox to Giles Peterson. ‘Underground Heroes’ has all of this, from ‘Boozy AM’, a jazzy groove that will be on XLR8R’s next Incite CD, as well as dance-floor house cuts like ‘Sunsets’, which was licensed as the first track on the D’Julz latest on-line mix project and will appear on the new Renaissance collection compiled by Sander Kleinenberg

Underground Heroes is an album for those who appreciate Jazzanova, St. Germain, Compost Records, and Ben Watt.

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released October 26, 2004

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Gavin Froome Vancouver, British Columbia

Well known for his sophisticated sound, Gavin Froome has 3 albums on Nordic Trax: Post+Beam (2001), Mobile Villager (1999) and Underground Heroes (2004). Ranging from stomping house to jazzy downtempo, it's no wonder his tracks have been acclaimed by a wide variety of DJ’s from Carl Cox to Art Department and Giles Peterson. ... more