Conversions: A K&D Selection is a DJ mix album, mixed by Kruder & Dorfmeister. It was released on 16 February 1996 on Shadow Records.

In case of funk, break this glass…if you’re head is filled with day to day dead ends, the voyage on this gorgeous piece will make you soul wish for a stash of more around every corner of your life.
The gentle but edgy melodies are punctuated by distant sounding voices (beautiful “One and Only”, the mesmerizing “Find me”- worth the CD itself ) while the drum&bass hectic but delicate balance maintains the awkwardness intact. Keyboards also hit some high pitch tones and ensure the experience is taking you places you rarely go (the lively “Searching”). A sexy sax can play the notes as well making smooth transitions to jazzier settings (“Ballistic Brothers”). At times the beats do get more enticed (“Nu Birth of Cool” and “Skanna” evoking Alex Reece). “Speechless takes you back to K&D more classic style, which is a tad more clubby and has a sturdy bass to make it hip. The last three pieces are quite frankly amazing. They set the tone for a perfect landing and you literally feel like you are sitting on clouds (as they even include space-like dialogues) with very funky 70`s like keyboards and trumpet. The ending has all of the three main elements of this great K&D recipe: eerie female vocals, a present but soft rhythm box and a tune that heightens your mind.
The greatness of this album is in the difference that it makes in your collection. It’s a discreet little diamond that you will come back to since it bears the K&D label of quality stemming from hours and hours of listening and looking for the rare tunes that will take you out of this sometimes humdrum world…