The three cult soundtracks by Cerrone remastered and including the CD. Original LP artwork. Boxset also includes a 4 page 30cm x 30cm poster-booklet with photos, biographic notes and vinyl references.

Jean-Marc Cerrone - is a disco artist, drummer, composer and producer. Together with Giorgio Moroder he belongs to the most important pioneers of the rhythmic and electronic discoin Europe.

Крім Love in C Minor, Cerrone's Paradise і Supernature, Марк Серроне мав успіх у Європі з такими альбомами, як Cerrone IV: The Golden Touch (1978), Where Are You Now (1983), The Collector (1985), Human Nature (1994) і нещодавно з танцювальними альбомами Hysteria (2002) і Celebrate (2007). Cerrone також відомий живими виступами.

Marc Cerrone - is a French disco drummer, composer, record producer and creator of concerts. Cerrone is a producer of 1970s and 1980s disco songs.

Cerrone is also known for live performances. In 1991 he played on the show Harmony to celebrate the launch of Japan's first high-definition TV satellite. The rock opera was played to over 800,000 spectators at Tokyo harbour. Cerrone adapted "Harmony" for theatre. In 1992, the musical Dreamtime which was based on an original story by Cerrone ran for 140 shows on Broadway at New York's Ed Sullivan Theater.

Один из пионеров диско, французский композитор и исполнитель Жан-Марк Черроне, возвращается с новым студийным альбомом.
"Red Lips" выйдет 28 октября и станет первым официальным альбомом Cerrone за последние семь лет.
В работе над пластинкой приняли участие такие выдающиеся музыканты, как Найл Роджерс, Алексис Тейлор из Hot Chip и Aloe Blacc.
Фирменное диско с большой примесью пульсирующего фанка сохраняет в себе настроение и дух золотых дней диско. "Red Lips" мог бы стать саундтреком к любой вечеринке в Studio 54 – клубе, где Cerrone был постоянным гостем.
Синглом с альбома была выпущена композиция "Move Me", на которую был снят клип. По словам Cerrone, видео должно перенести слушателей во времени и окунуть с головой в неповторимую атмосферу клубов Studio 54 или Le Palace in Paris, где люди могли позволить себе абсолютно все.

In the late 1970s, one thing Cerrone could not be accused of is relying on formula; Supernature was a major departure from Love in C Minor and Cerrone's Paradise, just as Cerrone IV: The Golden Touch was a major departure from Supernature. And for the most part, Cerrone's fifth album, Cerrone V: Angelina, is very much a departure from The Golden Touch. A diverse LP from 1979, Angelina finds the Parisian branching out into pop/rock without abandoning Eurodisco completely. Unfortunately, Angelina marked the first time a Cerrone album was uneven and disappointing. The glossy "Call Me Tonight," which features vocalist M. Aller, is a Eurodisco jewel, but "Living on Love" sounds mechanical and stiff; and the tunes that combine disco and rock elements are fairly catchy but far from remarkable. "Rock Me," in fact, ends up sounding like a poor person's version of Donna Summer's "Hot Stuff." This isn't to say that Angelina is a bad album; the record does have its moments, but it's hardly in a class with Love in C Minor, Supernature, or The Golden Touch. This is an album that only diehard Cerrone collectors will want.