Eleve11
album by Sander van Doorn
Eleve11 is the third studio album by Sander van Doorn. It was released in September 2011.
Track listing
"Love Is Darkness (feat. Carol Lee)" – 6:22
"Koko" – 3:56
"Believe (feat. Tom Helsen)" – 3:41
"Nano" – 4:29
"Rolling The Dice (with Sidney Samson & Nadia Ali)" – 3:50
"Beyond Sound (The Godskitchen Urban Wave Mix)" – 4:19
"Timezone (feat. Frederick)" – 6:20
"Drink To Get Drunk" – 4:16
"Who's Wearing the Cap (feat. Laidback Luke)" – 3:00
"Slap My Pitch Up (with Sexy Penguins)" – 5:02
"Eagles (with Adrian Lux) / Intro (The xx Booty Mix)" – 19:05
Hidden track: when track 11 ends, there is a long silence before the hidden bonus track "Intro (The xx Booty Mix)" (at 13:35) starts.
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