Behind the Sun

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Paoletta, Michael (2000) "Chicane Delivers Emotional Grooves 'Behind the Sun'", Billboard, 10 June 2000, p. 38, 40 Looking at the theme park that Ibiza now is, the younger pilgrims to the island would forgiven for not knowing there was a time when the soul of the island was about freedom and time to relax, Chicane embodied that ethos, and Behind the Sun is like portal to those times.

a b "Chicane – Behind the Sun". trancecritic.com. Archived from the original on 7 February 2012 . Retrieved 15 January 2022. With that said, I can see an interpretation that does not match my own. While looking at the lyrics, we hear a bit of a mournful tone. Suissa sings about winter, just around the corner, the hiding sun, and the cold darkness that autumn brings. Suissa also sings “summer is my only friend.” Judging by the lyrics, Autumn Tactics was is not a happy song despite my interpretation. But autumn is my favorite season, and Autumn Tactics describes my favorite season well. So, my prejudiced opinion is that Autumn Tactics is the happiest song on the album. Grade: A (though your interpretation may vary). Overlapa b Spencer, Neil (2000) "This Week's Essential Releases: Chicane – Behind the Sun", The Observer, 26 March 2000

There’s not much to say about Overlap. It’s a simple instrumental that builds upon itself with repetitive sounds. Overlap isn’t boring mind you, in fact, it’s very interesting. But not too interesting. In fact, Overlap gives your mind and emotions a rest. Overlap serves as a bit of a chill pill if you will. Behind the Sun by Chicane @ ARTISTdirect.com". Artistdirect.com. Archived from the original on 25 October 2012 . Retrieved 9 January 2012. ALBUM FEATURING THE SINGLES “SALTWATER” (FT. MÁIRE BRENNAN), AND “DON’T GIVE UP” (FT. BRYAN ADAMS) A.O.On its own, Don’t Give Up is a good song. Paired with other songs on the album, Don’t give Up is insanely profound. Grade: A Andromeda Saltwater makes the listener feel both relaxed and maybe even insignificant as we swim through things much larger than ourselves. Grade: A Halcyon and 90s mainstay Bryan Adams lends vocals and co-writes the song Don’t Give Up. Like most of the songs on this album, the song builds upon simple concepts. However, the upbeat notion of the song gives a new voice to the album. The thesis, “Don’t give Up,” provides a juxtaposed viewpoint with darker songs such as No Ordinary Morning. Don’t Give Up particularly even serves as an answer to Autumn Tactics. While Autumn Tactics laments the hiding sun, Don’t Give Up starts with the line “don’t worry if the sun doesn’t shine.” That, my friends, is depth! No Ordinary Morning’s lyrics are littered with heartbreaking lines. In the coda, the lyric “n the darkness that surrounds me / Now there is no peace of mind / Your careless words undo me / Leave the thought of us behind” leaves us wanting to sob and hug our teddy bears. But mostly, we feel empty. Not lonely, not even sad, just empty. On 24 May 1999, the album's lead single, " Saltwater", was released to commercial success. The song included a revision of the vocals from Clannad's " Theme from Harry's Game" provided by the original and featured singer, Máire Brennan. [3] The single reached number six on the UK Singles Chart and number one on the UK Dance Singles Chart.

Your computer may be infected with malware or spyware that makes automated requests to our server and causes problems. Shadows of falling leaves / October moon and rusty skies / Ever changing feelings / The seeds of autumn in my mind” This is the phrase that sold me on Autumn Tactics. Sung by Justine Suissa of Oceanlab and Above and Beyond (two of my favorite trance bands aside from Chicane), I just can’t judge this song with any objectivity.Overrest serves as a musical rest stop for your emotion. Get out, stretch your legs, and chill out before the album’s finale. Grade: B Don’t Give Up