Several world famous artists have made a track available for Chime in kind. The full list of artists will be announced soon, but here you can already find information on 2 big name artists supporting Chime and OneBigGame.
Philip Glass, Brazil
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Brazil is the first track from Disc Two of Philip Glass’s 2005 album, “Orion”, originally created for the 2004 Olympiad in Athens by Glass. This dynamic piece reminds us of how all the earth’s various cultures share an awe of the starry night sky.
Moby, Ooh Yeah
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Ooh Yeah is the first track from Moby’s 2008 album, “Last Night”. Moby supports small independent filmmakers by providing free music via his mobygratis project, and in 2008, he launched a competition to create a promo video for this track. The winner was Matteo Bernardini, who won the $10,000 prize with his video styled on 1970’s porn movies.
http://www.moby.com/videos/last-night/ooh-yeah
Paul Hartnoll, For Silence
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For Silence is track two from Paul Hartnoll’s 2007 solo album, “The Ideal Condition”. Hartnoll co-wrote the track with Lianne Hall, who also provides vocals. Hall lives in Brighton, the same town where Chime was developed.
Markus Schulz, Spilled Cranberries
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Spillied Cranberries is track two from Markus Schulz’s 2007 album, “Progression”, Schulz’s second album. Inspired by his travels from Australia to Russia, China to Trinidad, and many other places across the world, “Progression”, lends an optimistic feel to Schulz’s trademark dark, melodic trance.
Fred Deakin, Disco Ghosts
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