album · July 11, 2011
Basement Jaxx vs Metropole Orkest
Atlantic Jaxx RecordingsSee this day
electronicdance-pop
Basement Jaxx, known for their boundary-pushing electronic music, collaborated with the Metropole Orkest in 2011 for a unique orchestral interpretation of their greatest hits. This project saw their vibrant dance-pop anthems re-imagined with a full symphonic arrangement, showcasing a surprising yet effective fusion of electronic and classical elements.
- The album features re-recorded versions of Basement Jaxx classics such as "Where's Your Head At," "Romeo," and "Red Alert," arranged for a symphony orchestra.
- The Metropole Orkest, a Dutch orchestra with a long history of collaborating with pop and jazz artists, brought their extensive experience to the project.
- This release marked a significant departure from Basement Jaxx's typical studio output, highlighting their versatility and willingness to experiment with different musical formats.
Basement Jaxx is a British electronic dance music duo, composed of Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe. They are known for their innovative and eclectic dance-pop sound. In 2011, the duo had already released five studio albums and were established figures in the electronic music scene.
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