Preview Camouflage – Relocated Tour 2006

Rosenhof, Osnabrück, Germany
17th September 2006
Camouflage

German Synth pop veterans ‘Camouflage’ are back with new material – a single, an upcoming CD and of course the tour to support the CD. The single ‘Motif Sky’ was just released a short time ago and now it’s time for the new album ‘Relocated’ to come. The album will be promoted by a tour. More information on http://www.camouflage-music.com/.


The single ‘Motif Sky’

In Friday, 28th July, the new single ‘Motif Sky’ was released in Germany and it will make the hearts of ‘Camouflage’ fans beating faster. It was released as a five-track limited edition in a high quality digi-pack folder for the price of a usual MCD. Besides the single version and a highly demanded extended version the release contains also the ‘Smallboy Remix’ which was made by the live drummer Jochen Schmalbach who also produced remixes for ‘Madonna’ or ‘Depeche Mode’ as part of the project ‘Tiefschwarz’. The MCD contains another appetizer for the new album – the longer version of ‘Real Thing’ sung by Oliver Kreyssig. This version is nearly double as long as on the album and captivates with lots of new elements compared with the album version. The album is topped off with the non-album track ‘Conversation’ which is a very club-compatible song that was tested live during the last year.

Tracklist
1. Motif Sky
2. Real Thing (Longer)
3. Conversation (Non-Album Track)
4. Motif Sky (Extended Version)
5. Motif Sky (Smallboy Dub Remix)


The album ‘Relocated’

After the release of the single ‘Motif Sky’ it’s finally time that the album ‘relocated’ will be released on 25th August 2006 in Germany. ‘Relocated’ is a smart title for the seventh album of the band. It combines old and new times – ideas for titles like ‘Dreaming’ or ‘Motif Sky’ date back to the early 90s. They were modernised and newly instrumented. An optimistic love song like ‘The Pleasure Remains’ is standing besides a stirring song like ‘Passing By’ which is described by Marcus as “Space drama with a Happy End”. In total, ‘Relocated’ is complex and wears the lineaments of a typical ‘Camouflage’ album.