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Re-Pink

Bonnie Pink · 2002

45 min · 9 tracks · pop music

Innovative remixes merge pop sensibilities with eclectic electronic influences, transforming Bonnie Pink's original tracks into fresh sonic experiences.

Why this album works

'Re-Pink' is significant for its innovative approach to remix culture in the early 2000s, showcasing Bonnie Pink's adaptability and appeal beyond traditional pop. The album received positive critical reception and contributed to the growing popularity of remix albums in Japan, influencing subsequent artists in the J-Pop genre to experiment with their sound.
Career context
Released in 2002, 'Re-Pink' came after Bonnie Pink's breakthrough album 'Heaven's Kitchen' in 1998. At this point, she was gaining recognition in Japan and beginning to explore new sounds through collaborations with various remix artists. This album showcases her versatility and willingness to embrace different genres within the pop landscape.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Just a Girl (Chamber Funk remix) Standout 5:15
  • 2 Sweet (Edwards extended vocal mix) Standout 6:44
  • 3 Reason (Season dub) 5:26
  • 4 Sleeping Child ("the gyrations of virgin microbes" mix) 4:32
  • 5 Take Me In (DJ Hasebe remix) 5:04
  • 6 Communication (AtomTM remix) 4:12
  • 7 Thinking of You (Juzu Redeem mix) Standout 5:41
  • 8 Fish (Cornelius remix) 3:57
  • 9 Orange (Tei$Towa remix) 4:10

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