Michael Hutchence - Mystify: A Musical Journey With Michael Hutchence '2019

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Soundtrack to the Australian documentary Mystify: Michael Hutchence, following
nearly twenty years after the INXS singers death.
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When Iong-time INXS manager Chris M. Murphy took on the task/responsibility of
being on the creative team for forthcoming already critically acclaimed
documentary “Mystify - Michael Hutchence” he had no idea of the
emotional rollercoaster that was coming his way. Working with his old friend
Mark Edwards, the duo worked to produce something more than just a soundtrack,
as the name suggests the listener goes on a journey where rare, unreleased
tracks mix with snippets of dialogue, massive INXS hits and hidden gems from
both Michael and the band’s back catalogues. The album is divided up into
four sections; Side A, Side B, Side C and Side D all of which mix into each
other giving the listener a more profound dreamlike experience than the usual
soundtrack.

Chris M. Murphy takes up the story: “Over four weeks, Mark and I would
work through late, spooky nights together dealing with Michael’s past
work while turning it into new work, a new body of work. There were plenty of
tears of remembrance along with tears of joy as we were doing something Michael
would love. Late one night, Mark called me from the studio yelling: ‘Mate,
there are ghosts everywhere flying around the room”’. He described:
‘every time I could not decide if Michael would like the direction of a
track he would get down on his knees to pray to Michael and God’ and he
said, they would always answer him.”

‘Mystify – Michael Hutchence’ is a feature-length
documentary about the troubled heart and soul of Michael Hutchence directed by
filmmaker Richard Lowenstein who collaborated extensively with the band
throughout their career directing eighteen INXS videos as well as three for
Hutchence solo projects and Michael’s acting debut ‘Dogs In
Space’. A single screening at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York made
headlines around the world. Screen Daily has lauded the film as showing that
Hutchence ‘Belongs in the same company as Mick Jagger, Jim Morrison, and
Robert Plant’, and that the film ‘is a more than worthy
tribute.’

Tracklist:
01. Michael Hutchence - Side A (13:27)
02. Michael Hutchence - Side B (15:10)
03. Michael Hutchence - Side C (15:06)
04. Michael Hutchence - Side D (15:54)

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