To Believe (Remixes)
by The Cinematic Orchestra
— Released 6th March 2020
In celebration of last year's critically acclaimed album, 'To Believe', The Cinematic Orchestra are set to release “To Believe Remixes” digital album on 6th March two 12” vinyl releases featuring select remixes due out 24th April - with their own remix of ‘Zero One/This Fantasy (feat. Grey Reverend)’.
“To Believe Remixes” is a carefully curated collection of tracks - featuring remixes and re-works made by some of The Cinematic Orchestra's favourite producers an...
In celebration of last year's critically acclaimed album, 'To Believe', The Cinematic Orchestra are set to release “To Believe Remixes” digital album on 6th March two 12” vinyl releases featuring select remixes due out 24th April - with their own remix of ‘Zero One/This Fantasy (feat. Grey Reverend)’.
“To Believe Remixes” is a carefully curated collection of tracks - featuring remixes and re-works made by some of The Cinematic Orchestra's favourite producers and artists, "It's one of the greatest privileges of a musician to invite artists who have inspired you to re-imagine your work".
Coming a year since 'To Believe' was released, the diverse selection of artists includes electronic producers Actress and Moiré, composer Kelly Moran, keyboardist Dorian Concept, cellist and vocalist Lucinda Chua, avant garde legend Fennesz and contemporary pianist James Heather to name a few, all providing their own personal take on “To Believe” album tracks. A posthumous Ras G remix of ‘Lessons’ also appears plus previously released remixes from Ghostly signed LA Harp innovator Mary Lattimore, legendary house producer Pepé Bradock and Anthony Naples.
Their first studio album in over 12 years, “To Believe” was released on 15th March 2019 on Ninja Tune with widespread acclaim from the likes of The Guardian, The Independent, Q Magazine, GQ, Bandcamp with The Observer lauding it as “a triumph” and “heartbreakingly brilliant” in their 5* review. The record debuted at #19 on the Official UK Album Chart and was #1 on the UK vinyl chart.
The Cinematic Orchestra - now comprising of founder Jason Swinscoe and long-time collaborator Dominic Smith - are set to headline London’s 02 Academy Brixton on the 22nd Feb with a brand new visual experience plus support from Heritage Orchestra, rising keyboardist and drummer duo JD Beck & Domi and Swiss band L'eclair on the night.
To Believe (Remixes)
by The Cinematic Orchestra
— Released 6th March 2020
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12" (ZENBUNDLE12536)
2 x 12" Bundle Includes: ZEN12536 - 12” black 140g vinyl housed in a white popset sleeve. ZEN12539 - 12” black 140g vinyl housed in a black popset sleeve. |
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12" (ZEN12539)
12” black 140g vinyl housed in a black popset sleeve. Tracklist: A1. To Believe (feat. Moses Sumney) [Anthony Naples Remix] A2. A Promise (feat. Heidi Vogel) [Actress' the sky of your heart will rain mix 2] B1. Wait for Now (feat. Tawiah) [Pépé Bradock's Dubious Mix] B2. Zero One/This Fantasy (feat. Grey Reverend) [The Cinematic Orchestra Remix] |
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12" (ZEN12536)
12” black 140g vinyl housed in a white popset sleeve. Tracklist: A1. Wait for Now (feat. Tawiah) [Mary Lattimore Rework] A2. The Workers of Art (Kelly Moran Remix) B1. A Caged Bird/Imitations of Life (feat. Roots Manuva) [Fennesz Remix] B2. To Believe (feat. Moses Sumney) [Lucinda Chua Rework] |
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12" (ZENBUNDLE12536)
2 x 12" Bundle Includes: ZEN12536 - 12” black 140g vinyl housed in a white popset sleeve. ZEN12539 - 12” black 140g vinyl housed in a black popset sleeve. |
SAVE TO SPOTIFY
Add this release to your Spotify account now You will be asked to login with your Spotify Account Read our Terms & Conditions about this service here |
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12" (ZEN12539)
12” black 140g vinyl housed in a black popset sleeve. Tracklist: A1. To Believe (feat. Moses Sumney) [Anthony Naples Remix] A2. A Promise (feat. Heidi Vogel) [Actress' the sky of your heart will rain mix 2] B1. Wait for Now (feat. Tawiah) [Pépé Bradock's Dubious Mix] B2. Zero One/This Fantasy (feat. Grey Reverend) [The Cinematic Orchestra Remix] |
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12" (ZEN12536)
12” black 140g vinyl housed in a white popset sleeve. Tracklist: A1. Wait for Now (feat. Tawiah) [Mary Lattimore Rework] A2. The Workers of Art (Kelly Moran Remix) B1. A Caged Bird/Imitations of Life (feat. Roots Manuva) [Fennesz Remix] B2. To Believe (feat. Moses Sumney) [Lucinda Chua Rework] |
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Tracklist
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Wait For Now (featuring Tawiah) (Mary Lattimore Rework)
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2
The Workers of Art (Kelly Moran Remix)
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3
A Caged Bird/Imitations of Life (featuring Roots Manuva) (Fennesz Remix)
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4
To Believe (featuring Moses Sumney) (Lucinda Chua Rework)
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Play All (4)
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1
To Believe (featuring Moses Sumney) (Anthony Naples Remix)
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2
A Promise (featuring Heidi Vogel) (Actress' the sky of your heart will rain mix 2)
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3
Wait for Now (featuring Tawiah) (Pépé Bradock’s Dubious Mix)
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4
Zero One/This Fantasy (featuring Grey Reverend) (The Cinematic Orchestra Remix)
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Play All (4)
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1
Wait For Now (featuring Tawiah) (Mary Lattimore Rework)
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2
The Workers of Art (Kelly Moran Remix)
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3
A Caged Bird/Imitations of Life (featuring Roots Manuva) (Fennesz Remix)
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4
To Believe (featuring Moses Sumney) (Lucinda Chua Rework)
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5
To Believe (featuring Moses Sumney) (Anthony Naples Remix)
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6
A Promise (featuring Heidi Vogel) (Actress' the sky of your heart will rain mix 2)
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7
Wait for Now (featuring Tawiah) (Pépé Bradock’s Dubious Mix)
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8
Zero One/This Fantasy (featuring Grey Reverend) (The Cinematic Orchestra Remix)
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Play All (8)
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1
Wait For Now (featuring Tawiah) (Mary Lattimore Rework)
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2
The Workers of Art (Kelly Moran Remix)
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3
Lessons (Dorian Concept Remix)
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4
A Caged Bird/Imitations of Life (featuring Roots Manuva) (Fennesz Remix)
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5
Wait For Now (featuring Tawiah) (BlankFor.ms Remix)
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6
To Believe (featuring Moses Sumney) (Lucinda Chua Rework)
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7
A Caged Bird/Imitations of Life (featuring Roots Manuva) (James Heather Rework)
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8
Wait for Now (featuring Tawiah) (Pépé Bradock’s Just A Word To Say Mix)
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9
Wait for Now (featuring Tawiah) (Pépé Bradock’s Wobbly Mix)
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10
Lessons (Ras G Remix)
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11
The Workers of Art (Photay Remix)
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12
A Promise (featuring Heidi Vogel) (PC’s Cirali mix)
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13
Zero One/This Fantasy (featuring Grey Reverend) (The Cinematic Orchestra Remix)
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14
A Caged Bird/Imitations of Life (featuring Roots Manuva) (Moire Remix)
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15
To Believe (featuring Moses Sumney) (Anthony Naples Remix)
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16
A Promise (featuring Heidi Vogel) (Actress' the sky of your heart will rain mix 2)
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Play All (16)
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1
Wait For Now (featuring Tawiah) (Mary Lattimore Rework)
-
2
The Workers of Art (Kelly Moran Remix)
-
3
Lessons (Dorian Concept Remix)
-
4
A Caged Bird/Imitations of Life (featuring Roots Manuva) (Fennesz Remix)
-
5
Wait For Now (featuring Tawiah) (BlankFor.ms Remix)
-
6
To Believe (featuring Moses Sumney) (Lucinda Chua Rework)
-
7
A Caged Bird/Imitations of Life (featuring Roots Manuva) (James Heather Rework)
-
8
Wait for Now (featuring Tawiah) (Pépé Bradock’s Just A Word To Say Mix)
-
9
Wait for Now (featuring Tawiah) (Pépé Bradock’s Wobbly Mix)
-
10
Lessons (Ras G Remix)
-
11
The Workers of Art (Photay Remix)
-
12
A Promise (featuring Heidi Vogel) (PC’s Cirali mix)
-
13
Zero One/This Fantasy (featuring Grey Reverend) (The Cinematic Orchestra Remix)
-
14
A Caged Bird/Imitations of Life (featuring Roots Manuva) (Moire Remix)
-
15
To Believe (featuring Moses Sumney) (Anthony Naples Remix)
-
16
A Promise (featuring Heidi Vogel) (Actress' the sky of your heart will rain mix 2)
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Play All (16)
In celebration of last year's critically acclaimed album, 'To Believe', The Cinematic Orchestra are set to release “To Believe Remixes” digital album on 6th March two 12” vinyl releases featuring select remixes due out 24th April - with their own remix of ‘Zero One/This Fantasy (feat. Grey Reverend)’.
“To Believe Remixes” is a carefully curated collection of tracks - featuring remixes and re-works made by some of The Cinematic Orchestra's favourite producers an...
In celebration of last year's critically acclaimed album, 'To Believe', The Cinematic Orchestra are set to release “To Believe Remixes” digital album on 6th March two 12” vinyl releases featuring select remixes due out 24th April - with their own remix of ‘Zero One/This Fantasy (feat. Grey Reverend)’.
“To Believe Remixes” is a carefully curated collection of tracks - featuring remixes and re-works made by some of The Cinematic Orchestra's favourite producers and artists, "It's one of the greatest privileges of a musician to invite artists who have inspired you to re-imagine your work".
Coming a year since 'To Believe' was released, the diverse selection of artists includes electronic producers Actress and Moiré, composer Kelly Moran, keyboardist Dorian Concept, cellist and vocalist Lucinda Chua, avant garde legend Fennesz and contemporary pianist James Heather to name a few, all providing their own personal take on “To Believe” album tracks. A posthumous Ras G remix of ‘Lessons’ also appears plus previously released remixes from Ghostly signed LA Harp innovator Mary Lattimore, legendary house producer Pepé Bradock and Anthony Naples.
Their first studio album in over 12 years, “To Believe” was released on 15th March 2019 on Ninja Tune with widespread acclaim from the likes of The Guardian, The Independent, Q Magazine, GQ, Bandcamp with The Observer lauding it as “a triumph” and “heartbreakingly brilliant” in their 5* review. The record debuted at #19 on the Official UK Album Chart and was #1 on the UK vinyl chart.
The Cinematic Orchestra - now comprising of founder Jason Swinscoe and long-time collaborator Dominic Smith - are set to headline London’s 02 Academy Brixton on the 22nd Feb with a brand new visual experience plus support from Heritage Orchestra, rising keyboardist and drummer duo JD Beck & Domi and Swiss band L'eclair on the night.
