Reprise & Orchestral
The catalogue reimagined with the Budapest Art Orchestra for Deutsche Grammophon — Reprise and Resound NYC.
33 moments in this segment.
- — Moby - The Perfect Life Acoustic Reprise (Live at The Fonda, L.A.). ) — Moby live (Innocents era).
- — Moby - 'Porcelain' (Reprise Version ) [feat. Jim James] (Official Audio). ) — Moby wrote it about a woman he loved but felt he 'had no business being romantically involved with,' and he nearly cut it from Play entirely, finding his own production 'mushy' and his vocals 'really weak'; Danny Boyle's 2000 film The Beach used it, a placement Moby credited with turning it into a hit, and he later named his 2016 memoir Porcelain after the song.
- — Moby - 'Natural Blues' (Reprise Version) ft. Gregory Porter & Amythyst Kiah (Official Music Vid. Built entirely around an a cappella sample of Vera Hall singing 'Trouble So Hard,' a Library of Congress field recording made in 1937 in Livingston, Alabama by John A. Lomax; David LaChapelle's video stars Christina Ricci as an angelic figure who carries an elderly, wheelchair-bound Moby (in old-age makeup) away from a retirement home, a meditation on aging and mortality.
- — Moby - 'God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters ft. Víkingur Ólafsson (Reprise Version)'. )' — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — Moby - 'The Last Day (Reprise Version)' (Official Audio). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — Moby - 'Lift Me Up (Reprise Version)' (Official Audio). ) — The lead single from Hotel (2005), written as Moby's frustrated response to George W. Bush's 2004 re-election, which he framed as about 'the rise of global intolerance and fundamentalism,' with the 'Ama' chorus meant to evoke a universal name for God; it went top 10 across much of Europe.
- — Moby - 'Everloving (Reprise Version)' (Official Audio). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — Moby - 'We Are All Made Of Stars (Reprise Version)' (Official Audio). ) — The lead single from 18, Moby wrote it in New York after the September 11 attacks as an intentionally hopeful song rooted in the literal idea that we're made of stardust; Joseph Kahn's video puts Moby in a spacesuit amid satirical celebrity cameos including Verne Troyer, Corey Feldman, Todd Bridges, Gary Coleman, Dave Navarro, Tommy Lee, Sean Bean, Ron Jeremy and Thora Birch.
- — Moby - 'Go (Reprise Version)' (Official Audio). ) — Moby's 1991 breakthrough single, whose hit 'Woodtick Mix' was built around a string sample of Angelo Badalamenti's 'Laura Palmer's Theme' from Twin Peaks laid over a rave beat with the shouted 'Go!' hook; it reached UK No. 10 and made him, per Rolling Stone, techno's 'first real DJ superstar.'
- — Moby - 'Almost Home (Reprise Version)' (Official Audio). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — Moby - 'The Great Escape (Reprise Version)' (Official Audio). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — Moby - 'Heroes (Reprise Version)' feat. Mindy Jones (Official Audio). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — Moby - 'Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? (Reprise Version)' (Official Video) #WhyDoesMyHeartFeelS. The plaintive vocal is a pitch-shifted sample of 'He'll Roll Your Burdens Away' by The Banks Brothers & The Greater Harvest Back Home Choir (1963), with Moby flipping the lyric from 'glad' to 'bad'; the Play liner notes deliberately credit a fictional 'Shining Light Gospel Choir,' and the 1999 video is animated around Moby's alter-ego character Little Idiot.
- — Moby - 'Extreme Ways (Reprise Version)' (Official Music Video). ) — Released in 2002 as the second single from 18, it became the closing-credits theme for every Bourne film, first chosen by director Doug Liman for The Bourne Identity (2002); Moby re-recorded distinct versions for the sequels ('Bourne's Ultimatum' 2007, 'Bourne's Legacy' 2012, 'Jason Bourne' 2016), the run cementing it as his signature track.
- — Moby 'Reprise Remixes' DJ Mix. a remix, Reprise & Resound era.
- — moby ft. Marisha Wallace - 'In This World' (Resound NYC Version) (Official Visualizer). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — moby - 'Extreme Ways' ft. Dougy Mandagi (Resound NYC Version) (Official Visualiser). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — moby ft. Lady Blackbird - 'Walk With Me' (Resound NYC Version) (Official Video). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — moby - 'South Side' feat. Ricky Wilson (Resound NYC Version) (Official Music Video). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — moby - 'Last Night' (Resound NYC version) (Official Audio). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — moby - 'In My Heart' ft. Gregory Porter (Resound NYC Version) (Official Video). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — moby - 'Signs Of Love' (Resound NYC Version) (Official Audio). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — moby - 'Run On' (Resound NYC Version) feat. Danielle Ponder, Elijah Ponder (Official Audio). ) — Uses a gospel sample from 'Run On for a Long Time' by Bill Landford & the Landfordaires, a version of the traditional spiritual in the 'God's Gonna Cut You Down' family.
- — moby - 'Helpless' (Resound NYC Version) Feat. Margo Timmins, Damien Jurado (Official Audio). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — moby - 'Hyenas' (Resound NYC Version) (Official Audio). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — moby - 'The Perfect Life' (Resound NYC Version) Feat. Ricky Wilson (Official Audio). ) — From Innocents (2013), it features Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips sharing vocals with Moby; the video (directed by Evan Bernard, shot in downtown LA) shows the two dressed as a mariachi band leading a cast of oddballs to a rooftop celebration.
- — moby - 'Second Cool Hive' (Resound Nyc Version) Feat. Oum, Sarah Willis (Official Audio). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — moby - 'Slipping Away' (Resound NYC Version) (Official Audio). ) — Modest in its original English version on Hotel (2005), its big European success came via the 2006 duet re-recording 'Slipping Away (Crier la vie)' with French superstar Mylene Farmer, which debuted at No. 1 in France - Moby's first French No. 1.
- — moby - 'When It’s Cold I’d Like To Die' (Resound NYC Version) Feat. P.T. Banks (Official Audio). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — moby - 'Flower (Find My Baby)' (Resound NYC Version) Feat. Amythyst Kiah (Official Audio). ) — Moby, a Reprise/Resound orchestral rework.
- — Live | Resound NYC Album Release Celebration. Moby live (Reprise & Resound era).
- — moby - 'In My Heart' (Resound NYC Version) ft. Gregory Porter (Carl Cox Remix) | Visualiser. Samples the traditional spiritual 'Lord, I Want to Be a Christian' and features gospel choir vocals; no notable standalone anecdote beyond the sample.
- — moby - 'In My Heart' (Resound NYC Version) ft. Gregory Porter (Paul Woolford Remix) | Visualise. Samples the traditional spiritual 'Lord, I Want to Be a Christian' and features gospel choir vocals; no notable standalone anecdote beyond the sample.
