Koop Islands

Koop Islands is the third studio album by the Stockholm-based electronic music duo Koop. Compared to their last success Waltz for Koop, Koop Islands combines inspiration by 1930's swing with an exotic Caribbean touch.

Track listing

1. "Koop Island Blues" (vocals by Ane Brun) – 4:34 1925
2. "Come to Me" (vocals by Yukimi Nagano) – 2:51 2004
3. "Forces....Darling" (vocals by Earl Zinger) – 5:03 1970
4. "I See a Different You" (vocals by Yukimi Nagano) – 3:16 1935
5. "Let's Elope" (vocals by Mikael Sundin) – 3:14 1978
6. "The Moonbounce" (Simonsson, Zingmark) – 2:46 1934
7. "Beyond the Son" (vocals by Earl Zinger) – 4:53 1989
8. "Whenever There Is You" (vocals by Yukimi Nagano) – 4:01 1976
9. "Drum Rhythm A (Music for Ballet Exercises)" – 2:14 1965

Some editions include a bonus track: "I See a Different You (Marcus Enochson Remix)"

Notes

• Song "Koop Island Blues" can be heard in The Saboteur video game
• "Koop Island Blues" was used in a routine by Mia Michaels for Evan Kasprzak and Randi Evans during the fifth season of So You Think You Can Dance.
• The song "Koop Island Blues" can be heard in the background of the 6th cinematic clip in the game World in Conflict.
• "Koop Island Blues" can also be heard in the second season of 90210 episode 25 "To New Beginnings"

References

External links

• Koop Islands at Discogs