What makes Second Nature by Electronic notable?

'Second Nature' gained recognition within the electronic music scene for its innovative remixes and solidified Electronic's reputation as pioneers in alternative dance. The original track and its variants provided a fresh take on the genre, leading to significant airplay and community acclaim. By the time of 'Second Nature' in 1997, Electronic was in a phase of experimentation following their commercially successful debut album 'Electronic' in 1991. The band, formed by members Bernard Sumner and Johnny Marr, sought to explore deeper sonic textures and remix culture as they developed their sound further in the late '90s.

How many songs are on Second Nature?

Second Nature has 4 tracks, running approximately 26 minutes.

Second Nature

Electronic · 1997

26 min · 4 tracks · alternative dance

Ethereal synths and driving beats intertwine, creating a mesmerizing landscape of alternative dance with ambient undertones.

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Second Nature — The title track showcases the band's signature blend of catchy melodies and intricate production, embodying the essence of their exploratory sound.
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Second Nature (Plastik Mix) — This remix elevates the original with a more pronounced beat and atmospheric layers, highlighting the versatility of the song while appealing to club audiences.
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Second Nature (Trance Atlantic Dub) — This dub version offers an expansive reinterpretation that emphasizes rhythmic complexity and ambient soundscapes, illustrating the album's experimental edge.

Tracklist

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1 Second Nature 4:32
2 Second Nature (Plastik Mix) 6:22
3 Second Nature (Trance Atlantic Dub) 8:11
4 Second Nature (Sweet Remix) 7:01

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