Stereo Room
"A Stereo Room has four walls - therefore, the number of remixes of the title song. The original was composed and vocally arranged by Maria and DeDe O'Neal, an American, who used to sing for Bobby Brown, Brandy, Whitney, Diana Ross, and is co-produced by DJ Kikk (Faicheto from the former Tibetan Hearts), who made the arrangement. This version has more of a 'dance' and 'pop' sound as compared to the preceding hits by Ilieva, deviating from the lounge line (tech-house, drum-and-bass, break beat, acid jazz/ of Moon Dream. However, the typical style line is emphasised by the remixes, made by DJ Kir4o, Ilko, and Ficho /Dante/ Future Shock /. Each of them has approached the melody at their own step and mood, whereas their individual style accomplishes the overall fineness of the music. The Radio Edit, where DD comes in is also arranged by DJ Kikk. This is the most successful suggestion. Michail Yossifov's trumpet (Wikeda) is just perfect. Between the corners of the Room the jazzy ambient of Sky Edwards (Morcheeba) can be perceived and Beverly Staunton /Baligomingo/ as well as the funky blues positions of Anastacia and Chaka Khan."
Ivaylo Kitsov, Capital Newspaper, 2003
"A Stereo Room has four walls - therefore, the number of remixes of the title song. The original was composed and vocally arranged by Maria and DeDe O'Neal, an American, who used to sing for Bobby Brown, Brandy, Whitney, Diana Ross, and is co-produced by DJ Kikk (Faicheto from the former Tibetan Hearts), who made the arrangement. This version has more of a 'dance' and 'pop' sound as compared to the preceding hits by Ilieva, deviating from the lounge line (tech-house, drum-and-bass, break beat, acid jazz/ of Moon Dream. However, the typical style line is emphasised by the remixes, made by DJ Kir4o, Ilko, and Ficho /Dante/ Future Shock /. Each of them has approached the melody at their own step and mood, whereas their individual style accomplishes the overall fineness of the music. The Radio Edit, where DD comes in is also arranged by DJ Kikk. This is the most successful suggestion. Michail Yossifov's trumpet (Wikeda) is just perfect. Between the corners of the Room the jazzy ambient of Sky Edwards (Morcheeba) can be perceived and Beverly Staunton /Baligomingo/ as well as the funky blues positions of Anastacia and Chaka Khan."
Ivaylo Kitsov, Capital Newspaper, 2003
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