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	Word Of Mouth
	[ARTIST + COMPILATION ALBUM]
	Artist: Martin Eyerer Label: Kling Klong Date: 10.04.08
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Loved by Gregor Tresher, Oliver Koletzki, Gui Boratto, Stephan Bodzin, Marc Romboy, Martin Landsky, Jimpster, André Galluzzi, Laurent Garnier.. Mission accomplished! The first Martin Eyerer solo record, ‘Word of Mouth’, is finally finished after spending months locked up in the studio meticulously working on this fantastic release.

What instantly comes to mind: What does a Martin Eyerer album mean? Will his fans be utterly shocked as they expected something different? Or does this man painfully try to reach higher experimental levels? The answer is a loud and clear: No way! The German artist does exactly what he knows best. Contemporary electronic music, which is perfectly suited for the place he spends most of his time: The dancefloor.

This album is definitely authentic, Word of Mouth is a personal story. One can actually feel and hear all the wild and excessive nights he had to endure worldwide in these new tracks. Be it Brazil, China, Australia or Europe, the essence of every country was bottled up and used for the record. A club-record is the final result, every song is meant and dedicated to move people after dark.

But what else should we have expected from Martin Eyerer after working with top-notch musicians such as Gui Boratto, Oliver Koletzki, Chopstick, Namito and Cassius. The time was right for the Stuttgart born producer to do his thing all by himself. The year 2007 was tailor-made for Martin to position his music in numerous clubs all around the globe, ‘Word of Mouth’ is in other words his gift back to the people that believed in his skills in the first place. It basically pays homage to everybody who has shared unforgettable evenings with him behind and in front of the decks.

As a little bonus present, Martin has also included a “best of” compilation album of Kling Klong tracks, obviously his own label. Here he gives us a glimpse at his favourite outputs out of the 18 releases on Kling Klong.