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Sally Shapiro

Remix Romance Vols. 1 and 2 (Paper Bag Records)

As with Swedish singer Sally Shapiro’s 2007 electropop opus Disco Romance, these two remix collections should come with some kind of warning regarding a potential sugar overdose. But it’s certainly a delicious glut of glucose, with producers like space-disco guru Lindstrøm, Italodisco god Alexander Robotnik and DFA’s Juan MacLean all knowing not to screw with Shapiro’s breathy, Strawberry Switchblade–esque coos to any large degree. Among the many standouts: Holy Fuck’s gorgeous dream-pop version of “Find My Soul” and the SSL take on “I Know,” which sounds more like classic Pet Shop Boys than the boys themselves.

—Bruce Tantum
Time Out New York / Issue 655 : Apr 16–22, 2008
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