Apple_Juice_Kid-Beautiful_Warriors_2_Louis_Armstrong_Remixed-WEB-2009-UVU_INT

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TRACKLIST:

01-apple_juice_kid-hello_dolly_(intro)-uvu
02-apple_juice_kid-wonderful_world-uvi
03-apple_juice_kid-dreams-uvu
04-apple_juice_kid-fantastic-uvu
05-apple_juice_kid-kiss-uvu
06-apple_juice_kid-there_must_be_a_way-uvu
07-apple_juice_kid-smile-uvu
08-apple_juice_kid-sunshine-uvu
09-apple_juice_kid-there_must_be_a_way_(dance_mix)-uvu
10-apple_juice_kid-sunshine_(funky_mix)-uvu
11-apple_juice_kid-hello_dolly_(outro)-uvu

INFO:

Artist__                Apple Juice Kid                   

Title___                Beautiful Warriors 2: Louis Armstrong

Label___              Battalion Armour                   

Genre___             Hip-Hop                               

Format__             Album                                 

Year____             2009                                  

Time____            30:33                                 

Size____             64.13 MB                              

Quality_              VBR kbps

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SCENE MOB:

Picking right up where he left off with his Miles Remixed project, Apple

Juice Kid tackles another legend with Beautiful Warriors 2: Louis

Armstrong Remixed. The project is a collaboration between AJK and

Battalion Armour. Battalion Armour put together a series of six holiday

videos featuring six women from six ethnic backgrounds posing to Louis

Armstrong, remixed by Apple Juice Kid. The vids are semi-nude and a

little racy. Says Battalion Armour of the project: "I chose Louis

Armstrong to provide the soundtrack to the Beautiful Warriors for the

whimsical nature of his music and its ability to bridge cultural

boundaries with expressions of love. It takes a special type of sound to

create the right mood for this ethnically diverse cast of women. The only

producer who could give Louis’ music a new twist while respecting the

perfection was Apple Juice Kid, who I first met while creating a video

for his critically acclaimed Miles Davis Remix album."