Album lore

Buddha Bar XI, issued in March 2009 on George V Records, continues the series’ tradition of assembling a diverse array of tracks across 32 selections. The compilation sits at the crossroads of drjazzmrfunkmusic and Progressive House, reflecting the label’s penchant for melding electronic grooves with global influences. Among the contributions, the Sandy Rivera remix of "Friend" stands out, offering a nuanced reworking that aligns with the album’s cosmopolitan mood.This installment, like its predecessors, functions as a curated archive for those attuned to dancefloor subtleties and layered rhythms. While not anchored to a single studio or session personnel, the release carries the imprint of Buddha-Bar’s ongoing exploration of electronic and jazz-inflected textures, appealing to crate-diggers and DJs seeking a particular resonance within the late 2000s club milieu.

Album lore

Buddha Bar XI, issued in March 2009 on George V Records, continues the series’ tradition of assembling a diverse array of tracks across 32 selections. The compilation sits at the crossroads of drjazzmrfunkmusic and Progressive House, reflecting the label’s penchant for melding electronic grooves with global influences. Among the contributions, the Sandy Rivera remix of "Friend" stands out, offering a nuanced reworking that aligns with the album’s cosmopolitan mood.This installment, like its predecessors, functions as a curated archive for those attuned to dancefloor subtleties and layered rhythms. While not anchored to a single studio or session personnel, the release carries the imprint of Buddha-Bar’s ongoing exploration of electronic and jazz-inflected textures, appealing to crate-diggers and DJs seeking a particular resonance within the late 2000s club milieu.