George Levin Releases “Intangible” EP on Jan. 17th, 2011

Intangible EP – The Bonus Tracks” features two songs that were
previously only available on the vinyl LP of Georg Levin’s album
“Everything Must Change”. Here the songs feature the instrumental and
dub versions as well as BBE chief Peter Adarkwah’s album pick “I need to
understand”.

“Intangible” is Georg’s band’s favorite song and
became the opener of his live shows this year. For both the band and the
audience this rather slow but infectious groove is a great warm up that
puts everyone into the right gear. Listening to it on your car stereo
is highly recommended.

“That Girl” is a Stevie Wonder song from the
beginning of the 80s that some people might remember. As Georg puts it:
“When Stevie Wonder’s ‘Original Musiquarium’ came out I was about ten
years old. My godfather gave it to me and I listened to it all the time.
Without knowing that it was a collection of songs from more than a
decade ago, I did notice that some songs sounded to me, different than
the othe! rs. It was the time when Stevie Wonder changed his organic 70s
sound into his drum-machine driven 80s setup, while the songwriting
more or less remained the same. ‘That Girl’ was one of the songs that
marked that change and I often wondered later on how this would have
sounded if Stevie came up with it a few years earlier. So the initial
idea of my cover version was to ‘seventy-fy’ this song – but at the same
time to put it into a modern context. The thing missing here is
Stevie’s original voice, that’s why it didn’t make the CD album.