DAVID HOLMES WEEK (4)
Holmes issued his third studio effort, Bow Down to the Exit Sign, in September 2000. One year later, Soderbergh tapped him to produce another feature-film soundtrack, Ocean’s Eleven, and it pushed a single – Elvis Presley’s “A Little Less Conversation,” as remixed by Junkie XL – into the charts (as well as the top spot in many countries). A cracking record.
Holmes’ next project was a studio band, the Free Association, introduced on the 2002 mix album Come Get It, I Got It. On the record, Holmes mixed and matched older tracks with new productions from him and his lab-mate, Stephen Hilton. Late that same year, a full album of new tracks (David Holmes Presents the Free Association, which was reissued with a new track order in 2006) followed it onto the racks, and in 2004 Cherrystones: Hidden Charms came out.
But from 1997:
David Holmes – Dont Die Just Yet La Funk Mob Mix
David Holmes – Dont Die Just Yet max 404s Optymistic Disco Dub
David Holmes – Dont Chant Just Yet (Holmes and Goldsworth Mix)
Bonus track from 1995:
Sven Vath – Ballet (Belfast-Fusion) mixed by David Holmes
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