Traversing many of the chillout genres, tracks range in style from the 60's lounge influenced Symon's Arcade and funky disco guitar driven Runaway to downtempo trip-hop and jazz Live guitar, vintage synthesisers and samplers are used throughout.

Long time collaborators with Mark, James Lee, Todd Emslie and Louise Hornery add their talents to this collection of great downtempo songs.

1. Symon's Arcade (rock lounge mix)
2. Blowin Hard in the Park (downtempo lounge mix)
3. Runaway (funky guitar mix)
4. Keep it Simple (soul lounge mix)
5. Body Sweet (vocal trip hop mix)
6. It Always Ends this Way (vocal lounge mix)
7. Elastiq (smooth downtempo mix)
8. Cold (long winter mix)
9. Hylton (soul lounge mix)
10. Rotating (chill out lounge mix)
11. Body Sweet (instrumental only mix)
12. It Always Ends this Way (instrumental lounge mix)

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 05/11/2016
Mark Southeron lives in Sydney Australia

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Darkwave, Chillout

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