Robert Miles 23am Rar File

Contents.Early life Robert Miles was born in, Switzerland.Miles became proficient at playing the piano during his youth in, Italy, in the small town of, where his family moved when he was young, and had been in the music scene since 1984. He worked as a DJ in some Italian and private radio networks and in 1990, he used his savings to establish his own recording studio and a. Music career 1994–1997: Breakthrough and Dreamland External video onIn 1994, Miles wrote a and piece based on acoustic guitar chords and soft synthesizer effects, ', which was later developed into a song featuring a piano theme on top.

The single picked up sales slowly, but within two weeks of its official release in 1995, it had sold more than 350,000 copies all over Europe and topped the in many countries. The single received an unprecedented 'Essential Tune of The Week', three weeks in a row on 's show causing a furious bidding war. It was then signed to Deconstruction Records in the UK by Giles Goodman of Dynamik Music (who represented Platipus Records the initial UK licensee).

Sep 27, 2017  Enjoy this Robert Miles - 23am - Full Album - Club Music 1. Introducing 00:00 2. A New Flower 03:25 3. Everyday Life 09:24 4. Freedom 19:08 5. Textures 25:44 6. Enjoy 29:00 7. Flying Away 34:55 8.

After occupying the Euro Top 100 chart number 1 spot for thirteen consecutive weeks (see ), by 1997, 'Children' had sold more than 5 million copies worldwide. It earned Miles in many countries, a (Robert Miles is, to datethe only Italian artist who has received the award) as Best International Male Newcomer 1997, a World Music Award as World's Best Selling Male Newcomer and various other awards.Miles' next single was '. Part of this song was used in the theatrical trailer for the U.S. Movie (see ) starring.

His debut album was released on 7 June 1996 in Europe, and released in the United States about a month later, with covering ' of Polish pop diva. This cover became very popular (it reached number 1 in the Euro Top 100 Singles Chart during the Christmas period and remained in the top spot for six consecutive weeks) and was later released as a single in Europe and the U.S.1997–1998: 23am In November 1997, Miles released another track, ', which was one of the key tracks on his second album featuring vocals provided by of. Containing a different feel from the previously more club-oriented Dreamland, 23am incorporated more lyrics-driven songs than its predecessor while maintaining Miles' trademark piano sound from the first album. 1998–2002: Departure from label and Organik After splitting from, and his former management in London, he set up his own (stylised as S:alt Records, with S:alt being short for suitably:alternative) in 2001 and released his third album, featuring the new single 'Paths' with vocals provided by of. Guests on the album included,.

Music from Organik was used on various such as,. It was licensed to ' Shakti Records label in the USA. In 2002, an album containing mainly of songs found on Organik was released. The album, appropriately entitled, contained remixes by the winners of the remixing contest held on Robert Miles's Web site, as well as remixes from well-known artists such as, and Alexkid among others. The album also had one new track, 'Bhairav', which featured the vocals of. 2004–2005: MilesGurtu In 2004, Miles released, his fourth album, which was a collaboration with percussionist and included and elements. Also guesting on the album were, Mike Patto and Paul Falloon.

2011–2012: Thirteen His fifth album entitled was released worldwide on Salt Records in February 2011. For this album, Miles produced a blend of alternative and with and electronic soundscapes. In 2012 Miles finished working on the soundtrack for the movie documentary The Turn of THIS Century, directed by Peter Beyak and featuring the photography of.

He founded a new FM and online alternative radio station, Open Lab, broadcasting from, a project bringing together culture, arts, media, technology and innovation. Death Miles died in Ibiza, Spain, on 9 May 2017 at the age of 47 after a 9-month battle with cancer.Miles’ Open Lab station was taken off-air shortly afterwards pending discussions on the future of the station. After receiving many messages from people expressing dismay at the station's suspension, it was announced that the station would be returning soon in 2019 starting with a live radio stream in January 2019 followed by a reboot to radio on 106.4 FM in Ibiza in April 2019. Discography. Archived from on 4 August 2012.

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