Dewdrops in the Garden, the third album by the house-music hippies Deee-Lite sports a couple of great bass lines and a new flirtation with ambient and techno vibes. But the eclecticism doesn't preclude the sense that we've heard it all before. And while song structure has never been Deee-Lite's strong point, many tracks here just fizzle into vagueness. The groove may be in the heart, but this one needs a pacemaker. B-


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