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Track List
01) Rain
02) The Child (Inside)
03) Cloud Eyes (I'm Scared, You're Scared)
04) Flesh and Blood
05) Big
06) Into the Night
07) Weeping
08) Mermaids
09) Happy Earthday
10) Time of Wonder
11) Big-Mothership
01) Rain
02) The Child (Inside)
03) Cloud Eyes (I'm Scared, You're Scared)
04) Flesh and Blood
05) Big
06) Into the Night
07) Weeping
08) Mermaids
09) Happy Earthday
10) Time of Wonder
11) Big-Mothership
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3:51
5:06
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4:47
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15:23
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First Released
1996
Dance
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Qkumba Zoo's international debut of "Big," Wake Up & Dream, was released on Arista Records in 1996, along with the addition of a new track, “Weeping”, a cover of the anti-apartheid song by Bright Blue. As Levannah said, "We wanted to form something that could be part of the global village. And, at the same time, have it be tied to its birthplace." This is apparent with Owl's fusion of tribal & synth, backed by Levannah's trilling vocals. Their first single, "The Child (Inside)," produced by the Berman Brothers, hit #1 on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart in 1996 and #69 on the Hot 100. It peaked on the Radio & Records contemporary hit radio charts at #34 on 10/18/96. The 1996 Arista release of "The Child (Inside)" featured several mixes by DJ Junior Vasquez that became the standard for the song in American clubs. Vasquez followed up with several mixes of "Cloud Eyes (I'm Scared You're Scared)". In recent years, the original mix of "The Child (Inside)" has been used in several US television commercials, the most popular being from Seaworld parks and Carnival Cruise Lines. The track Weeping was added to this release, the a cover of an anti-apartheid song by Bright Blue, another South African band. Bonus tracks are also provided on this album, including a musical remix of "Mermaids" and two stories/poems narrated by Levannah.
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Qkumba Zoo's international debut of "Big," Wake Up & Dream, was released on Arista Records in 1996, along with the addition of a new track, “Weeping”, a cover of the anti-apartheid song by Bright Blue. As Levannah said, "We wanted to form something that could be part of the global village. And, at the same time, have it be tied to its birthplace." This is apparent with Owl's fusion of tribal & synth, backed by Levannah's trilling vocals. Their first single, "The Child (Inside)," produced by the Berman Brothers, hit #1 on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart in 1996 and #69 on the Hot 100. It peaked on the Radio & Records contemporary hit radio charts at #34 on 10/18/96. The 1996 Arista release of "The Child (Inside)" featured several mixes by DJ Junior Vasquez that became the standard for the song in American clubs. Vasquez followed up with several mixes of "Cloud Eyes (I'm Scared You're Scared)". In recent years, the original mix of "The Child (Inside)" has been used in several US television commercials, the most popular being from Seaworld parks and Carnival Cruise Lines. The track Weeping was added to this release, the a cover of an anti-apartheid song by Bright Blue, another South African band. Bonus tracks are also provided on this album, including a musical remix of "Mermaids" and two stories/poems narrated by Levannah.
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