Various Artists - Master Mix: Red Hot & Russell, Arthur 2xCD
- This Is How We Walk on the Moon - Jose Gonzalez
- Soon-To-Be Innocent Fun (Interlude) - Lonnie Holley
- Tell You - Robyn
- Go Bang - Hot Chip
- A Little Lost - Sufjan Stevens
- In the Light of the Miracle (Interlude) - Lonnie Holley
- Keeping Up - Richard Reed Parry, Little Scream, Sam Amidon, Colin Stetson ; Sarah Neufeld
- This Love Is Crying - Liam Finn, Ernie Brooks ; Peter Zummo
- Eli - Rubblebucket ; Nitemoves
- Hiding Your Present from You - the Revival Hour
- Lucky Cloud - Sam Amidon
- Losing My Taste for the Night Life - Devendra Banhart
- You Can Make Me Feel Bad - Phosphorescent
- Is It All Over My Face ; Tower of Meaning - Blood Orange
- That's Us/Wild Combination - Scissor Sisters
- Arm Around You - Vega Intl
- Planted a Thought - Oh Mercy
- Hop on Down (Interlude) - Lonnie Holley
- Being It - Cults
- Just a Blip - Richard Reed Parry
- I Couldn't Say It to Your Face - Glen Hansard
- Nobody Wants a Lonely Heart - Thao and the Get Down Stay Down
- Oh Fernanda Why - the Autumn Defense
- Our Last Night Together - Alexis Taylor
- The Deer in the Forest (Interlude) - Lonnie Holley
- Close My Eyes - Redding Hunter
- Format
- 2LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- LP-YEP-2391
- Discs
- 2
- Tracks
- 26
- Pressing
- GatefoldDownload Card
MASTER MIX embodies the genre-defying experimental spirit that defined Russell's work. Living in the East Village from the 70s until his untimely death in 1992 at age 40 from AIDS-related causes, Russell moved effortlessly between the city's various music scenes, recording disco beats alongside Nicky Siano one night and the next, crafting slow, haunting tracks in his apartment with his cello and idiosyncratic warbling voice. This record features 26 tracks by more than 20 artists, including Hot Chip, Sufjan Stevens, Phosphorescent, Blood Orange, the Autumn Defense and Lonnie Holley, paying homage to Russell's boundless creativity and wide-ranging work, which swerved from electronic dance to classical and resulted in what NPR hails as 'catchy and hypnotic records that were far ahead of their time'.
- This Is How We Walk on the Moon - Jose Gonzalez
- Soon-To-Be Innocent Fun (Interlude) - Lonnie Holley
- Tell You - Robyn
- Go Bang - Hot Chip
- A Little Lost - Sufjan Stevens
- In the Light of the Miracle (Interlude) - Lonnie Holley
- Keeping Up - Richard Reed Parry, Little Scream, Sam Amidon, Colin Stetson ; Sarah Neufeld
- This Love Is Crying - Liam Finn, Ernie Brooks ; Peter Zummo
- Eli - Rubblebucket ; Nitemoves
- Hiding Your Present from You - the Revival Hour
- Lucky Cloud - Sam Amidon
- Losing My Taste for the Night Life - Devendra Banhart
- You Can Make Me Feel Bad - Phosphorescent
- Is It All Over My Face ; Tower of Meaning - Blood Orange
- That's Us/Wild Combination - Scissor Sisters
- Arm Around You - Vega Intl
- Planted a Thought - Oh Mercy
- Hop on Down (Interlude) - Lonnie Holley
- Being It - Cults
- Just a Blip - Richard Reed Parry
- I Couldn't Say It to Your Face - Glen Hansard
- Nobody Wants a Lonely Heart - Thao and the Get Down Stay Down
- Oh Fernanda Why - the Autumn Defense
- Our Last Night Together - Alexis Taylor
- The Deer in the Forest (Interlude) - Lonnie Holley
- Close My Eyes - Redding Hunter
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Discs
- 2
- Tracks
- 26
MASTER MIX embodies the genre-defying experimental spirit that defined Russell's work. Living in the East Village from the 70s until his untimely death in 1992 at age 40 from AIDS-related causes, Russell moved effortlessly between the city's various music scenes, recording disco beats alongside Nicky Siano one night and the next, crafting slow, haunting tracks in his apartment with his cello and idiosyncratic warbling voice. This record features 26 tracks by more than 20 artists, including Hot Chip, Sufjan Stevens, Phosphorescent, Blood Orange, the Autumn Defense and Lonnie Holley, paying homage to Russell's boundless creativity and wide-ranging work, which swerved from electronic dance to classical and resulted in what NPR hails as 'catchy and hypnotic records that were far ahead of their time'.
