Woman [2LP+CD]
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Tracklist
1
Safe and Sound - Vocals, Strings - London Contemporary Orchestra - 5:45
2
Pleasure - Backing Vocals - Antoine Hilaire, Guillaume de Maria, Irfane, London Contemporary Orchestra, Mehdi Pinson, Romuald, S
3
Alakazam ! - Strings - London Contemporary Orchestra - 5:11
4
Fire - Backing Vocals - Johnny Blake, Justice - Lead Vocals - Romuald - Music Consultant [Chorus] - Irfane - 5:34
5
Stop - Backing Vocals - London Contemporary Orchestra - Lead Vocals - Johnny Blake - 4:57
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Chorus - Vocals - Anna Jean - Vocals, Saw - Mara Carlyle - 7:09
7
Randy - Strings, Brass - London Contemporary Orchestra - Vocals, Composed By - Morgan Phalen - 6:38
8
Heavy Metal - Drum Machine - Alexander Ridha - 4:31
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Love S.O.S - Vocals, Composed By, Producer - Romuald - 5:04 1
10
Close Call - Strings - London Contemporary Orchestra - Vocals - Mara Carlyle - 5:08 1
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CD - Safe and Sound - Vocals, Strings - London Contemporary Orchestra - 5:45 1
12
Pleasure - Backing Vocals - Antoine Hilaire, Guillaume de Maria, Irfane, London Contemporary Orchestra, Mehdi Pinson, Romuald, S
13
Alakazam ! - Strings - London Contemporary Orchestra - 5:11 1
14
Fire - Backing Vocals - Johnny Blake, Justice - Lead Vocals - Romuald - Music Consultant [Chorus] - Irfane - 5:34 1
15
Stop - Backing Vocals - London Contemporary Orchestra - Lead Vocals - Johnny Blake - 4:57 1
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Chorus - Vocals - Anna Jean - Vocals, Saw - Mara Carlyle - 7:09 1
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Randy - Strings, Brass - London Contemporary Orchestra - Vocals, Composed By - Morgan Phalen - 6:38 1
18
Heavy Metal - Drum Machine - Alexander Ridha - 4:31 1
19
Love S.O.S - Vocals, Composed By, Producer - Romuald 5:04 2
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Close Call - Strings - London Contemporary Orchestra - Vocals - Mara Carlyle 5:08
About This Release
Justice’s new album “Woman” is a journey that catapults you from the elastic R&B pop of “Pleasure” straight into the rush of “Alakazam!”. Twirls through a dazzling bout of thumping electronic piano and clavinet sparring during “Fire”’s dancefloor peacocking, barely pausing for breath before it lands at “Stop” - a sparkling, bittersweet slice of disco pop that boasts one of the best chorus the pair have ever had on a track. “Randy” has a melody Michael McDonald would have killed a fellow Doobie Brother for (if Michael McDonald was into gut-shuddering electro that is). “Love S.O.S”, meanwhile, sounds like the greatest disco anthem you’ve never heard. Vinyl comes with a copy of the CD, 3 full sides of audio and one side etched.