David Bowie Part 2: Jazz, Soul & Weddings (1993)
Jazz, Soul & Global Strategy β January 1993
π
1993-01-08
π Lausanne, π¨π Switzerland
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: 46th Birthday: Launching the Renaissance
ποΈ Note: David celebrates his 46th birthday in private while finalizing the master tapes for his solo comeback. After the Tin Machine era, he is focused on a sophisticated fusion of jazz and electronic soul, marking his definitive return as a solo entity.
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: 46th Birthday: Launching the Renaissance
ποΈ Note: David celebrates his 46th birthday in private while finalizing the master tapes for his solo comeback. After the Tin Machine era, he is focused on a sophisticated fusion of jazz and electronic soul, marking his definitive return as a solo entity.
π
1993-01-15
π New York City, πΊπΈ USA
ποΈ Isolar Office
πΈ Event: Business Strategy: The Post-Tin Machine Plan
ποΈ Note: David and his management finalize the promotional rollout for ‘Black Tie White Noise’. He decides against a world tour, opting instead for high-quality music videos and a television documentary to reach his global audience.
ποΈ Isolar Office
πΈ Event: Business Strategy: The Post-Tin Machine Plan
ποΈ Note: David and his management finalize the promotional rollout for ‘Black Tie White Noise’. He decides against a world tour, opting instead for high-quality music videos and a television documentary to reach his global audience.
π
1993-01-20
π New York City, πΊπΈ USA
ποΈ Savage Records Headquarters
πΈ Event: Label Strategy: The Savage/Arista Deal
ποΈ Note: David solidifies his partnership with the independent Savage Records in the US. This strategic move is intended to grant him more creative freedom over his marketing and visual output than a major label would traditionally allow.
ποΈ Savage Records Headquarters
πΈ Event: Label Strategy: The Savage/Arista Deal
ποΈ Note: David solidifies his partnership with the independent Savage Records in the US. This strategic move is intended to grant him more creative freedom over his marketing and visual output than a major label would traditionally allow.
π
1993-01-31
π Lausanne, π¨π Switzerland
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Strategic Transition
ποΈ Note: David concludes January having successfully moved away from the “band member” persona of Tin Machine. He prepares for a massive global press campaign to re-introduce himself to the public as the solo icon of the 90s.
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Strategic Transition
ποΈ Note: David concludes January having successfully moved away from the “band member” persona of Tin Machine. He prepares for a massive global press campaign to re-introduce himself to the public as the solo icon of the 90s.
Cinematic Visions & Electronic Soul β February 1993
π
1993-02-05
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ Abbey Road Studios
πΈ Event: Final Mastering: Black Tie White Noise
ποΈ Note: Final adjustments are made to the album’s sound. Bowie ensures the balance between Nile Rodgers’ dance production and the experimental jazz elements, like Lester Bowie’s trumpet, is perfect for the lead single’s release.
ποΈ Abbey Road Studios
πΈ Event: Final Mastering: Black Tie White Noise
ποΈ Note: Final adjustments are made to the album’s sound. Bowie ensures the balance between Nile Rodgers’ dance production and the experimental jazz elements, like Lester Bowie’s trumpet, is perfect for the lead single’s release.
π
1993-02-15
π Los Angeles, πΊπΈ USA
ποΈ Music Video Set
πΈ Event: Filming: Jump They Say Video Shoot
ποΈ Note: Working with director Mark Romanek, David films the high-concept video for “Jump They Say”. The shoot features David in a corporate skyscraper, utilizing avant-garde imagery inspired by Jean-Luc Godard and Orson Welles.
ποΈ Music Video Set
πΈ Event: Filming: Jump They Say Video Shoot
ποΈ Note: Working with director Mark Romanek, David films the high-concept video for “Jump They Say”. The shoot features David in a corporate skyscraper, utilizing avant-garde imagery inspired by Jean-Luc Godard and Orson Welles.
π
1993-02-28
π Los Angeles, πΊπΈ USA
ποΈ Private Residence / Hotel
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Visual Identity Secured
ποΈ Note: David finishes February having locked the visual aesthetic for the new era. He is revitalized by the collaboration with Romanek and feels the “businessman-gone-mad” imagery perfectly suits the new song’s themes.
ποΈ Private Residence / Hotel
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Visual Identity Secured
ποΈ Note: David finishes February having locked the visual aesthetic for the new era. He is revitalized by the collaboration with Romanek and feels the “businessman-gone-mad” imagery perfectly suits the new song’s themes.
Personal Ghosts & Chart Return β March 1993
π
1993-03-08
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ Arista Records / Press Junket
πΈ Event: Press Launch: Meeting the Media
ποΈ Note: David begins an intensive round of interviews to promote the upcoming single. He speaks openly for the first time about the influence of his marriage and his brother Terry’s history on his new compositions.
ποΈ Arista Records / Press Junket
πΈ Event: Press Launch: Meeting the Media
ποΈ Note: David begins an intensive round of interviews to promote the upcoming single. He speaks openly for the first time about the influence of his marriage and his brother Terry’s history on his new compositions.
π
1993-03-15
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ Radio 1 / Arista Records
πΈ Event: Single Release: Jump They Say
ποΈ Note: The lead single is released. It is a deeply personal track about his step-brother Terry Burns. The song features a distinct jazz-infusion thanks to Lester Bowie’s trumpet, reaching the top 10 in the UK charts.
ποΈ Radio 1 / Arista Records
πΈ Event: Single Release: Jump They Say
ποΈ Note: The lead single is released. It is a deeply personal track about his step-brother Terry Burns. The song features a distinct jazz-infusion thanks to Lester Bowie’s trumpet, reaching the top 10 in the UK charts.
π
1993-03-25
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ BBC Limehouse Studios
πΈ Event: TV Performance: Top of the Pops Appearance
ποΈ Note: David performs the new single on the UK’s premier music show. This performance confirms his return to mainstream pop culture, showcasing a more relaxed and vocally powerful Bowie than seen in the late 80s.
ποΈ BBC Limehouse Studios
πΈ Event: TV Performance: Top of the Pops Appearance
ποΈ Note: David performs the new single on the UK’s premier music show. This performance confirms his return to mainstream pop culture, showcasing a more relaxed and vocally powerful Bowie than seen in the late 80s.
π
1993-03-31
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ Savoy Hotel
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Commercial Re-establishment
ποΈ Note: David concludes March with a successful chart hit. The positive reception to “Jump They Say” proves that the public is ready for his solo return, setting the stage for the album release in April.
ποΈ Savoy Hotel
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Commercial Re-establishment
ποΈ Note: David concludes March with a successful chart hit. The positive reception to “Jump They Say” proves that the public is ready for his solo return, setting the stage for the album release in April.
The Wedding Album & Loss of a Legend β April 1993
π
1993-04-05
π Worldwide
ποΈ Retail Outlets
πΈ Event: Album Release: Black Tie White Noise
ποΈ Note: The 18th studio album is released, topping the UK charts. Produced by Nile Rodgers, it is a fusion of soul, jazz, and dance. The album is dedicated to his wife Iman, reflecting his personal stability and happiness.
ποΈ Retail Outlets
πΈ Event: Album Release: Black Tie White Noise
ποΈ Note: The 18th studio album is released, topping the UK charts. Produced by Nile Rodgers, it is a fusion of soul, jazz, and dance. The album is dedicated to his wife Iman, reflecting his personal stability and happiness.
π
1993-04-12
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ Radio Interviews
πΈ Event: Deep Dive: The Making of the Album
ποΈ Note: Bowie conducts track-by-track interviews, explaining the importance of Mick Garson’s return on piano and his collaboration with Nile Rodgers. He describes the album as his most optimistic work since the early 70s.
ποΈ Radio Interviews
πΈ Event: Deep Dive: The Making of the Album
ποΈ Note: Bowie conducts track-by-track interviews, explaining the importance of Mick Garson’s return on piano and his collaboration with Nile Rodgers. He describes the album as his most optimistic work since the early 70s.
π
1993-04-29
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ Private Location
πΈ Event: In Memoriam: The Death of Mick Ronson
ποΈ Note: Bowie’s legendary collaborator Mick Ronson passes away from liver cancer. Their recent reunion on the track “I Feel Free” stands as their final work together. Bowie is devastated by the loss of his most important musical partner from the 70s.
ποΈ Private Location
πΈ Event: In Memoriam: The Death of Mick Ronson
ποΈ Note: Bowie’s legendary collaborator Mick Ronson passes away from liver cancer. Their recent reunion on the track “I Feel Free” stands as their final work together. Bowie is devastated by the loss of his most important musical partner from the 70s.
π
1993-04-30
π Lausanne, π¨π Switzerland
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Triumph and Tragedy
ποΈ Note: David ends April with a UK Number 1 album but in deep mourning for Mick Ronson. He begins a period of reflection on his legacy while continuing to promote the new record internationally.
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Triumph and Tragedy
ποΈ Note: David ends April with a UK Number 1 album but in deep mourning for Mick Ronson. He begins a period of reflection on his legacy while continuing to promote the new record internationally.
Capturing the Performance β May 1993
π
1993-05-08
π Los Angeles, πΊπΈ USA
ποΈ Hollywood Center Studios
πΈ Event: Filming: The Black Tie White Noise Video Project
ποΈ Note: David records a series of live-in-the-studio performances directed by David Mallet. These sessions, featuring Nile Rodgers and a full band, are designed to serve as a high-quality visual substitute for a traditional concert tour.
ποΈ Hollywood Center Studios
πΈ Event: Filming: The Black Tie White Noise Video Project
ποΈ Note: David records a series of live-in-the-studio performances directed by David Mallet. These sessions, featuring Nile Rodgers and a full band, are designed to serve as a high-quality visual substitute for a traditional concert tour.
π
1993-05-20
π Los Angeles, πΊπΈ USA
ποΈ Interview Location
πΈ Event: Press: Reflecting on the New Sound
ποΈ Note: Bowie participates in extensive press junkets. He emphasizes that the album’s jazz elements are a tribute to his early musical roots and his brother Terryβs influence, while the electronic soul sound reflects his current life in New York and Switzerland.
ποΈ Interview Location
πΈ Event: Press: Reflecting on the New Sound
ποΈ Note: Bowie participates in extensive press junkets. He emphasizes that the album’s jazz elements are a tribute to his early musical roots and his brother Terryβs influence, while the electronic soul sound reflects his current life in New York and Switzerland.
π
1993-05-31
π Lausanne, π¨π Switzerland
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Media Saturation
ποΈ Note: David concludes May having achieved global visibility without stepping on a concert stage. He feels vindicated by the album’s success and begins looking for a more “low-key” artistic challenge to balance the commercial hype.
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Media Saturation
ποΈ Note: David concludes May having achieved global visibility without stepping on a concert stage. He feels vindicated by the album’s success and begins looking for a more “low-key” artistic challenge to balance the commercial hype.
Urban Realism & Global Duets β June 1993
π
1993-06-01
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ Arista Records / Radio Release
πΈ Event: Single Release: Black Tie White Noise
ποΈ Note: The title track is released as the second single, featuring R&B singer Al B. Sure!. The songβs lyrics, inspired by the 1992 Los Angeles riots, explore racial harmony and identity, themes David feels strongly about following his marriage to Iman.
ποΈ Arista Records / Radio Release
πΈ Event: Single Release: Black Tie White Noise
ποΈ Note: The title track is released as the second single, featuring R&B singer Al B. Sure!. The songβs lyrics, inspired by the 1992 Los Angeles riots, explore racial harmony and identity, themes David feels strongly about following his marriage to Iman.
π
1993-06-15
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ BBC Television Centre
πΈ Event: Collaboration: Meeting Hanif Kureishi
ποΈ Note: David meets with author Hanif Kureishi to discuss music for the television adaptation of ‘The Buddha of Suburbia’. David is instantly captivated by the story’s themes of 1970s London life and decides to take on the project as a full studio effort.
ποΈ BBC Television Centre
πΈ Event: Collaboration: Meeting Hanif Kureishi
ποΈ Note: David meets with author Hanif Kureishi to discuss music for the television adaptation of ‘The Buddha of Suburbia’. David is instantly captivated by the story’s themes of 1970s London life and decides to take on the project as a full studio effort.
π
1993-06-30
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ Private Meeting
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Creative Seeds Sown
ποΈ Note: David ends June with a new project on the horizon. He realizes that the ‘Buddha’ soundtrack offers a way to revisit his past musically while using contemporary production techniques, sparking a new wave of creativity.
ποΈ Private Meeting
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Creative Seeds Sown
ποΈ Note: David ends June with a new project on the horizon. He realizes that the ‘Buddha’ soundtrack offers a way to revisit his past musically while using contemporary production techniques, sparking a new wave of creativity.
A Creative Turning Point β July 1993
π
1993-07-10
π Montreux, π¨π Switzerland
ποΈ Mountain Studios
πΈ Event: Studio Sessions: The Buddha of Suburbia
ποΈ Note: David enters the studio with multi-instrumentalist Erdal Kizilcay. Working with rapid-fire speed, they record almost an entire album’s worth of material in just six days. David plays much of the instrumentation himself, including his beloved saxophone.
ποΈ Mountain Studios
πΈ Event: Studio Sessions: The Buddha of Suburbia
ποΈ Note: David enters the studio with multi-instrumentalist Erdal Kizilcay. Working with rapid-fire speed, they record almost an entire album’s worth of material in just six days. David plays much of the instrumentation himself, including his beloved saxophone.
π
1993-07-22
π Montreux, π¨π Switzerland
ποΈ Mountain Studios
πΈ Event: Collaboration: Lenny Kravitz Guitar Session
ποΈ Note: Lenny Kravitz joins the sessions to record guitar for the title track “The Buddha of Suburbia”. The session is energetic and spontaneous, adding a gritty rock element to the otherwise electronic and ambient-leaning project.
ποΈ Mountain Studios
πΈ Event: Collaboration: Lenny Kravitz Guitar Session
ποΈ Note: Lenny Kravitz joins the sessions to record guitar for the title track “The Buddha of Suburbia”. The session is energetic and spontaneous, adding a gritty rock element to the otherwise electronic and ambient-leaning project.
π
1993-07-31
π Montreux, π¨π Switzerland
ποΈ Mountain Studios
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Experimental Liberation
ποΈ Note: David reflects on the ‘Buddha’ sessions as some of his most enjoyable in years. He feels liberated from the “pop star” expectations of the main album release and enjoys the low-pressure environment of a soundtrack project.
ποΈ Mountain Studios
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Experimental Liberation
ποΈ Note: David reflects on the ‘Buddha’ sessions as some of his most enjoyable in years. He feels liberated from the “pop star” expectations of the main album release and enjoys the low-pressure environment of a soundtrack project.
Industry Shifts & Mastering β August 1993
π
1993-08-12
π New York City, πΊπΈ USA
ποΈ Savage Records Office
πΈ Event: Financial Crisis: Savage Records Collapse
ποΈ Note: David’s US label, Savage Records, begins to dissolve due to financial issues. This complicates the ongoing promotion of ‘Black Tie White Noise’ and forces David and his management to rethink their long-term distribution strategy.
ποΈ Savage Records Office
πΈ Event: Financial Crisis: Savage Records Collapse
ποΈ Note: David’s US label, Savage Records, begins to dissolve due to financial issues. This complicates the ongoing promotion of ‘Black Tie White Noise’ and forces David and his management to rethink their long-term distribution strategy.
π
1993-08-25
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ Abbey Road Studios
πΈ Event: Mastering: The Buddha of Suburbia LP
ποΈ Note: The final tracks for the new project are mastered. David decides to release it as a standalone album rather than just a soundtrack, feeling that the music stands on its own as a significant artistic statement.
ποΈ Abbey Road Studios
πΈ Event: Mastering: The Buddha of Suburbia LP
ποΈ Note: The final tracks for the new project are mastered. David decides to release it as a standalone album rather than just a soundtrack, feeling that the music stands on its own as a significant artistic statement.
π
1993-08-31
π Lausanne, π¨π Switzerland
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Navigating Instability
ποΈ Note: David concludes August dealing with the fallout of his label’s bankruptcy. Despite the business stress, he remains artistically high after completing ‘The Buddha of Suburbia’, sensing he has found his way back to his avant-garde roots.
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Navigating Instability
ποΈ Note: David concludes August dealing with the fallout of his label’s bankruptcy. Despite the business stress, he remains artistically high after completing ‘The Buddha of Suburbia’, sensing he has found his way back to his avant-garde roots.
Industry Fallout & Strategic Silence β September 1993
π
1993-09-10
π New York City, πΊπΈ USA
ποΈ Isolar Office
πΈ Event: Business Crisis: The Collapse of Savage Records
ποΈ Note: The bankruptcy of Savage Records in the US effectively halts the promotional momentum of ‘Black Tie White Noise’. David and his management begin the complex process of reclaiming his master tapes and searching for a more stable global distribution partner.
ποΈ Isolar Office
πΈ Event: Business Crisis: The Collapse of Savage Records
ποΈ Note: The bankruptcy of Savage Records in the US effectively halts the promotional momentum of ‘Black Tie White Noise’. David and his management begin the complex process of reclaiming his master tapes and searching for a more stable global distribution partner.
π
1993-09-30
π Lausanne, π¨π Switzerland
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Navigating the Void
ποΈ Note: David concludes September in a state of professional limbo. Despite the commercial frustration, he uses the time to focus on his private life and his growing interest in visual arts, while planning the release of his new experimental material.
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Navigating the Void
ποΈ Note: David concludes September in a state of professional limbo. Despite the commercial frustration, he uses the time to focus on his private life and his growing interest in visual arts, while planning the release of his new experimental material.
Harlequins & Pop Aesthetics β October 1993
π
1993-10-11
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ Arista Records / Radio Release
πΈ Event: Single Release: Miracle Goodnight
ποΈ Note: The third single from ‘Black Tie White Noise’ is released. The music video, directed by Matthew Rolston, features David in various costumesβincluding a harlequinβsymbolizing his willingness to revisit his past personas in a playful, modern context.
ποΈ Arista Records / Radio Release
πΈ Event: Single Release: Miracle Goodnight
ποΈ Note: The third single from ‘Black Tie White Noise’ is released. The music video, directed by Matthew Rolston, features David in various costumesβincluding a harlequinβsymbolizing his willingness to revisit his past personas in a playful, modern context.
π
1993-10-25
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ BBC Television Centre
πΈ Event: Television Premiere: The Buddha of Suburbia Series
ποΈ Note: The BBC series ‘The Buddha of Suburbia’ premieres. David’s music, which seamlessly blends with the 1970s setting and Hanif Kureishi’s narrative, receives immediate critical acclaim for its atmosphere and authenticity.
ποΈ BBC Television Centre
πΈ Event: Television Premiere: The Buddha of Suburbia Series
ποΈ Note: The BBC series ‘The Buddha of Suburbia’ premieres. David’s music, which seamlessly blends with the 1970s setting and Hanif Kureishi’s narrative, receives immediate critical acclaim for its atmosphere and authenticity.
π
1993-10-31
π Lausanne, π¨π Switzerland
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Artistic Diversification
ποΈ Note: David ends October having successfully balanced a bright pop single with a gritty television soundtrack. He is increasingly confident that his future lies in following his avant-garde instincts rather than chasing radio hits.
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Artistic Diversification
ποΈ Note: David ends October having successfully balanced a bright pop single with a gritty television soundtrack. He is increasingly confident that his future lies in following his avant-garde instincts rather than chasing radio hits.
A Hidden Masterpiece β November 1993
π
1993-11-08
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ Retail Release / Arista
πΈ Event: Album Release: The Buddha of Suburbia
ποΈ Note: David releases ‘The Buddha of Suburbia’ in the UK. Although marketed as a soundtrack, David insists it is a proper studio album. It is his most experimental work since ‘Low’, featuring ambient textures and complex structures that baffle critics but delight long-time fans.
ποΈ Retail Release / Arista
πΈ Event: Album Release: The Buddha of Suburbia
ποΈ Note: David releases ‘The Buddha of Suburbia’ in the UK. Although marketed as a soundtrack, David insists it is a proper studio album. It is his most experimental work since ‘Low’, featuring ambient textures and complex structures that baffle critics but delight long-time fans.
π
1993-11-22
π Worldwide
ποΈ Home Video Release
πΈ Event: Video Release: Black Tie White Noise (Film)
ποΈ Note: The long-form video directed by David Mallet is released on VHS. It includes the interviews and studio performances recorded earlier in the year, providing a definitive visual document of Bowie’s 1993 philosophy.
ποΈ Home Video Release
πΈ Event: Video Release: Black Tie White Noise (Film)
ποΈ Note: The long-form video directed by David Mallet is released on VHS. It includes the interviews and studio performances recorded earlier in the year, providing a definitive visual document of Bowie’s 1993 philosophy.
π
1993-11-30
π Montreux, π¨π Switzerland
ποΈ Mountain Studios
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Personal Satisfaction
ποΈ Note: David concludes November citing ‘The Buddha of Suburbia’ as one of his favorite albums. He is unbothered by its lack of commercial success, valuing the creative breakthrough it represents for his songwriting.
ποΈ Mountain Studios
πΈ Event: Month-End Review: Personal Satisfaction
ποΈ Note: David concludes November citing ‘The Buddha of Suburbia’ as one of his favorite albums. He is unbothered by its lack of commercial success, valuing the creative breakthrough it represents for his songwriting.
Award Recognition & Eno Reunion β December 1993
π
1993-12-15
π London, π¬π§ United Kingdom
ποΈ Grosvenor House Hotel
πΈ Event: Awards: Ivor Novello Recognition
ποΈ Note: David is honored with the ‘Outstanding Contribution to British Music’ award. In his acceptance, he remains forward-looking, already planning his next project which involves a reunion with a key 70s collaborator.
ποΈ Grosvenor House Hotel
πΈ Event: Awards: Ivor Novello Recognition
ποΈ Note: David is honored with the ‘Outstanding Contribution to British Music’ award. In his acceptance, he remains forward-looking, already planning his next project which involves a reunion with a key 70s collaborator.
π
1993-12-28
π Lausanne, π¨π Switzerland
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Creative Planning: The Eno Discussions
ποΈ Note: David begins concrete discussions with Brian Eno about a new conceptual project. They decide to meet early in 1994 to begin improvisational sessions, aiming to create a “non-linear Gothic drama.”
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Creative Planning: The Eno Discussions
ποΈ Note: David begins concrete discussions with Brian Eno about a new conceptual project. They decide to meet early in 1994 to begin improvisational sessions, aiming to create a “non-linear Gothic drama.”
π
1993-12-31
π Lausanne, π¨π Switzerland
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Year-End Review: The Bridge Year
ποΈ Note: David concludes 1993 having successfully navigated his return as a solo artist. He has moved from the soul and jazz of ‘Black Tie White Noise’ back to his experimental roots with ‘Buddha’, setting the stage for the industrial sounds of the mid-90s.
ποΈ Clos des MΓ©sanges
πΈ Event: Year-End Review: The Bridge Year
ποΈ Note: David concludes 1993 having successfully navigated his return as a solo artist. He has moved from the soul and jazz of ‘Black Tie White Noise’ back to his experimental roots with ‘Buddha’, setting the stage for the industrial sounds of the mid-90s.
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