Marcellus Pittman : Ten essential tracks



Marcellus Pittman picks ten essential tracks from his collection. An exclusive selection for Groove N' Vibes.

Loose Ends
A Little Spice
Virgin ( 1983 )

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The entire album. But the song that changed my life was "Hangin on a String". I remember hearing that song and asking my dad how did they make that.? Nick Martinelli on production along with Loose Ends (Jane Eugene,Carl McIntosh, and Steve Nichol) you, or better yet we can't go wrong.


Zernell & Goodking
Disconnect
Grimy Edits ( 2010 )

Play samples here.

I got the edit from Gramaphone records (Chicago) and I heard the the keys come in on the one and i took it off the TT cause I knew it was some heat. Haven't stopped playin it since. Shout out to Grimy edits.


MFSB
Mysteries Of The World
Philadelphia International Records ( 1980 )

Play it with Youtube - Spotify - Grooveshark

WJZZ was the name of the jazz station in Detroit were I first heard this tune. I was 12 years old when I heard this and JZZ had this on regular rotation until the last days of that station(1995). I was a WJZZZ follower until I heard my # 1 pick of the litter.


Model 500
Bang The Beat
Metroplex ( 1986 )

Play it with Youtube

See, back in those days when this music was being played on the airwaves in peak hours, you were glued to the radio. This was one track that did it. I couldn't wait to hear it again. I recorded some of those shows but I know that one of my brothers taped over them.


Jack Master Funk
Jack The Bass
Trax Records ( 1985 )

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I'm from the eastside of the D and when I heard this ,  fools jittin in the lunchroom at lunch break time in my middle school years. My cousins put me up on this tune and a whole bunch of other tracks back in them days when music was fun to listen and dance to.

Prince
It's gonna be a beautiful night ( Live )
Paisley Park ( 1987 )

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I didn't become a Prince fan until I saw the 1987 NYE video with Mr. Miles Davis playing trumpet with them on this song. I respected Prince's musicianship for this one. Everything he and he's band did (from him and Shelia E switching from drum playing to vocals) was monumental.

Slum Village
Players
Donut Boy Recordings ( 1996 )

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I think this is one of Jay Dee's freshest beats because if you listen to it carefully you can hear how there's nothin but vocal harmony in the back round emulating a keyboard and bass and what sounds like someone saying PLAAAYYEEERRR! but there really saying Clara. A womans name.

52nd Street
Express
Factory ( 1982 )

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This track was played on a mix cd by a good disc jockey from Chicago named Cesar Ramirez. Very talented dude on the 1's and 2's. I asked him wtf is that and he told me. Thanks Lil Cesar! LOL!

Loose Ends
If my lovin' makes you hot
Virgin ( 1985 )

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Again strong 80's tune that gets me going. And BTW # 10, 9 and 8 tunes are of UK essence. Something about that sound. 

RAH Band
Messages From The Stars
TMT Records ( 1983 )

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This track sounds far out 80's (and i'm a lover of 80's music and i hope that make sense if not then fuck it) When I say far out I mean cosmic.




SELECTED MIXES
LINKS

Francois X : My post apocalyptic soundtrack


Ahead of his new residency at The Only Way Out party in Paris, Francois X draws his personal post-apocalyptic soundtrack for our second thematic podcast. ( Tickets to win for The Only Way Out party : contact[at]groovenvibes.net )



PLAYLIST

Polar Inertia - Indirect Light
Answer Code Request - Subway Into
Emptyset - Isokon
Abdulla Rashim Asayita
Mike Parker - Untitled [GPH17]
Morphosis - Too Far (Marcel Dettmann Definition Two)
Skudge - Pollution
Terence Fixmer - Dance Like Paranoid (Marcel Dettmann Remix)
Polar Inertia - Sole Star
Unbalance - Rhythm Slave (Original Mix)
Marcel Fengler - Thwack (Mike Parker Remix)
Silent Servant - Mad Youth
Jeff Pietro - Still 1
Polar Inertia - Black Sun
Sandwell District - Readymade A (Function Labyrinth Edit)

FRANCOIS X : TEN TIMELESS TRACKS

ESSENTIAL PODCASTS ( online mixes not to be misses selected by Francois X  )






Arnaud ( Input Selector ) : Ten tunes from my essential artists and labels


Arnaud, founder of one the most known French electronic online magazine, Input Selector, starts our new feature, thematic podcasts, a collection of mixes made with tracks that matters and connect with each others, linked by something in common. A new way to discover and share DJs and artists music universe.

Arnaud is exploring his beloved artists and labels through 10 tracks ...



Arnaud ( Input Selector ) : Ten tunes from my essential artists and labels

PLAYLIST

Ada - Happy Birthday [Pampa Records]
Move D - Untitled 1 [Workshop]
STL - Finally There [Something Records]
Maya Jane Coles - Dub Child [Hypercolour]
Andreas Saag - Back To Life (Strings & Piano Mix) [Local Talk]
Genius Of Time - Drifting Back [Clone Royal Oak]
Seuil - Late Call [Hello?Repeat]
Uniforms - March Of No Coincidence (Deniz Kurtel Remix) [Trunkfunk Records]
M A N I K - Makemake [Komplex De Deep]
Nina Kraviz - Zlobnii Mikrob [Naif Records]


ESSENTIAL PODCASTS ( online mixes not to be misses selected by Arnaud  )





(EN) Eddie C : The first 20 years influential essentials

Canadian and neo-Berliner DJ/Producer Eddie C plays and comments his early memorable and influential tracks. Heavy load of extra goodies inside. Taste.

From the top of the Rocky Mountains to La Mecca for Techno semi-gods, don’t schuss, slow down… Canadian experienced DJ, long time record collector and don of downbeats producer Eddie C (Edward Currelly) just settled his new base camp in Berlin. Before flying -overloaded with waxed slices and armed with some new releases to be fired-, on some quiet morning in Banff, a large cup of coffee in his hands, surrounded by his beautiful lands and soundscapes, Eddie took his time to dig through his memory, record collection and unearth some of his most influential tracks. A selection of mixes, news and goodies are included in the pack. Tags: afrobeat, deep-house, disco-house, electro-boogie, Endless Flight, funky, hip hop, house, italo, laidback, nu-disco, Red Motorbike, slo-mo, soul-fired, soulful, underground dance music... Paris, Monday 24 October 2011. Words, Lionel Kopelowicz (Kopel). (Castellano, Français)

Eric B. & Rakim
Paid In Full (Seven Minutes Of Madness - The Coldcut Remix)
4th & Broadway ( 1987 )

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This is the first record I ever bought. In 1986 a friend introduced me to Run DMC and my musical taste changed forever (or should I say, began!) I was first inspired by late night Toronto radio and used to stay up and record cassettes of Chris Sheppard and Deadly Headly Jones' show on CFNY. They both played all kinds of music but what caught my ear first was Hip Hop that was full of samples and scratching.


Public Enemy
Rebel without a pause ( Chad Jackson Remix )
DMC 1987

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I am still a huge Public Enemy fan. I actually recently met Chuck D in Banff. Crazy eh? Everything about them was perfect. They have been written about in length so I'm sure I don't need to get into it. Bomb Squad production is probably my favorite of all time. This version of "Rebel" I heard on CFNY. That "Funky Drummer" beat! They always used to play rare DMC mixes of my favorite cuts. What an incredible time for music!!


Royal House
Can You Party
Idlers ( 1988 )

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Around the same time there was plenty of British and American Acid House being played in Toronto. This was probably the first house record I bought. My friends were all into New Order, Erasure, Depeche Mode and Pet Shop Boys or Hip Hop of the time. I had a good friend I used to go record shopping with in Toronto back then at Starsound and Record Peddler. He was buying stuff like this and Black Box or S-Express and the like. I remember especially picking up Fast Eddie "Yo Yo Get Funky", A Guy Called Gerald "Voodoo Ray", Bomb the Bass "Beat Dis", Simon Harris "Bass", Richie Rich "Turn it Up" and Double Dee and Steinski "Lesson 3". Honestly I didn't really think about the genre thing too much back then. Still try not to! This tune by Todd Terry is a good example of a cross-over type of sound between House and Hip Hop without being "Hip House" per se ;)


Nightmares on wax
Dextrous ( The Downbeat Mix )
Warp ( 1989 )

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Loved all the early Warp records. In Toronto they called this style "Purple House" back in the day.


Underground Resistance
The Final Frontier
Underground Resistance ( 1991 )

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Never heard anything like this. What an incredible record to define what was to come in the 90s!! From 92-95 I was buying all kinds of music. There was no ignoring the hardcore and breakbeat techno scene coming out of London. The Toronto rave scene was modeled directly after London's and developed in much the same way. At most parties you would hear all kinds of music and I was a fan of it all. Still have about a crate of Ragga Jungle and Hardcore that I will never part with. :)


Plastikman
Plasticity
Plus 8 ( 1993 )

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Listening to this really puts me in a time and place. Richie Hawtin was an enormous inspiration for many people in Southern Ontario. Plastikman was indeed like a cult. The first time I went to Detroit was for a Plastikman show. The parties are very difficult to describe but 'intense' would probably be a good word.


Paul Johnson
A Little Suntin Suntin
Peacefrog ( 1996 )

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I bought so many records on Peacefrog. I remember seeing people jumping in Play de Record grabbing these records of the wall. I was living in Kitchener and was heavy into Detroit and Chicago House and Techno around this period.


DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist
Brainfreeze
Sixty 7 Recordings ( 1999 )

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As the 90s came to a close I moved out west and began collecting older music for the first time. At first I was digging for samples and breaks I had heard in early Hip Hop and House. I was very lucky to have Canada's largest used record shop within an hour from my house here in Banff. I actually met DJ Shadow there in '01. He bought at least 3 crates worth of vinyl that day. This mix is perhaps a good example of records I would be looking for.


Miroslav Vitous
New York City
Warner ( 1976 )

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A great example of some early jazz-funk/disco that I would have bought around 2000.


Mark E
Beat Down
Running Back ( 2006 )

Play it with Spotify - RA Track ( excerpt )






One of the first "new records" I started to buy after my 5 or 6 year hiatus! Around this time I was living in Victoria on Vancouver Island and was playing at a spot where I was focussing on mid-tempo music of all genres and eras. Production-wise I was slowly making a switch from Hip Hop to slower tempo dance music. Mark E's music was definitely a big inspiration.



GOODIES

Eddie's selected mixes :
Sirup Podcast 004 (Zagreb) - Eddie C
Clubberia Podcast 075 (Japan) - Eddie C

Eddie's mix pick :
Beats in Space Podcast 531 - Kenji Takimi
There are so many mixes I could choose from... I have enjoyed this one frequently over this past year however: Kenji Takimi on BIS. His mix begins at minute 9:30






Best memory behind the decks?

Probably sometime when my friends and I were teenagers. My friend Joe lost both his grandparents and his father around the same time and he inherited his grandparents house and some money with which he built a mobile DJ set up complete with cube van, light show, everything. One year we all drove out to the Destiny 3-day rave somewhere in Ontario and set up our own stage and played all night without getting shut down. Those were fun days... But everyone loves those days don't they?

Best nightclub soundsystems you met?

Oh man, so many odd places... Sound is so subjective... Or is it? A blasting, clipping, broken clock radio on a bus in Port-au-Prince sounds as good to me as Harvey's system at 39 Hotel in Honolulu y'know? Maybe not I guess... Detroit always had crazy systems. Toronto did too come to think of it.

Any radio show/podcast you like to listen to when you have time?

I used to listen to RBMA (Red Bull Music Academy Radio) all the time. I should get back into it. There is some great stuff on there. I listen to Tim Sweeney's show, Beats In Space, whenever I can on WNYU. Also, the owner of Vinyl Records in Vancouver, David Jones, has a great show on African Rhythms Radio.

Where do you buy you records ?

Usually from retired planetarium sound techs, or from someone's great uncle who overdosed on heroin. But I also love or loved these shops:

Toronto: Play de Record, Cosmos Records, Starsound (RIP)
Calgary: Recordland
Edmonton: Treehouse Records
Vancouver: Vinyl Records
Victoria: Regalia Boutique, Goldy Music (RIP)
London: Phonica Records, Juno Records
Detroit: Threads, Submerge, Recordtime (RIP)
New York: A-1 Records
Berlin: Oye Records (I have yet to get into the digging around here... so far the flea markets are pretty amazing).
Tokyo: Hiyoko, Disk Union, Jet Set Records, Lighthouse Records, Technique Records.
Nagoya: Pigeon Records


NEWS / UPCOMING PROJECTS

1st release on my own 7" label Red Motorbike (October 2011, out)
3rd release with Dane 7" label Common Edit
Track on Kiko Navarro mix CD "Paradisco"
EP with remix by The Backwoods + track on CD comp for Crue-L Records (Japan)
Remix for Good Guy Mikesh and Filburt on Exquisite Pain (Marseille)
Remix of Noodleman on Kolour Ltd Recordings (Detroit)
Remix of Hrdvsion on We Have Friends (Vancouver)
Remix of Alexander Holland on Disco Bueno (Australia)
Remix of Maurice Aymard on MBF ltd. (Traum)
Remix of Move D's Lookalikes (unreleased at the moment).
Remix of Coyote (unreleased at the moment).

LINKS

CREDITS
  • Lionel Kopelowicz ("Kopel", GnV), words, editor.
  • Jérôme (GnV), tracks hunting, back-office and administration.
  • Liliana Gallego Vázquez (leeblula), traducción Inglés a Español / Spanish version.
  • Dana Blumin and Caroline Howard, English proof-readers.
  • Mandarine Fabre pour ses re-lectures très utiles en Français.
  • Pictures : Christina Craft (cover) and Brena Currelly

(FR) Eddie C : 20 ans sous influences en 10 morceaux essentiels

Eddie C ouvre sa boîte à souvenirs, partage ses galettes millésimées avec moult confidences et nous régale quelques bonnes adresses de fournisseurs.

Du haut des Rocheuses jusqu’à la capitale mondiale de la Techno & Co, ne schussez pas… Le DJ/producteur canadien Eddie C, trentenaire ingénieux des sons, spécialiste reconnu en ralentissement de tempos tous styles et chasseur de disques depuis vint ans, vient d’établir son camp de base à Berlin. Avant de s’envoler vers l’Empire dynamique des nuits pointues sans fin, lors d’un matin tranquille, une grande tasse de café à la main et un panorama enviable en vue, Eddie a pris le temps de fouiller sa mémoire, sa collection de disques et de répondre copieusement à nos questions. À écouter et à lire. Doucement… Tags: afrobeat, deep-house, disco-house, electro-boogie, Endless Flight, funky, hip hop, house, italo, laidback, nu-disco, Red Motorbike, slo-mo, soul-fired, soulful, underground dance music... Paris, publié le 24 octobre 2011. Lionel Kopelowicz (Kopel)
(English, Castellano)




Eric B. & Rakim
Paid In Full (Seven Minutes Of Madness - The Coldcut Remix)
4th & Broadway ( 1987 )

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C'est le premier disque que j'ai acheté. En 1986, un ami m'a fait découvrir Run DMC et mes goûts musicaux ont alors changé pour toujours. Je devrais même plutôt dire que tout a commencé là pour moi. J'ai d'abord été très emballé par des émissions diffusées tard sur des radios de Toronto. Par exemple, je restais éveillé pour pouvoir enregistrer sur cassette les émissions de la radio CFNY : celle de Chris Sheppard et le Deadly Headly Jones show. On y jouait toutes sortes de musiques mais c'était le Hip Hop, farci de samples et de scratchs, qui retenait en priorité mon attention.


Public Enemy
Rebel without a pause ( Chad Jackson Remix )
DMC 1987

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Je suis toujours un grand fan des Public Enemy. J'ai d'ailleurs rencontré Chuck D à Banff, récemment. C'est fou, non? Tout ce qu'ils faisaient était parfait. On a déjà beaucoup écrit sur eux donc inutile d’en rajouter. Je dirai simplement que la prod de Bomb Squad est certainement celle que je préfère depuis toujours. Cette version de "Rebel...", je l'ai entendue sur CFNY. Avec cet incroyable beat de "Funky Drummer"! (James Brown) Généralement, dans ces émissions, ils ne jouaient que des mixes rares de mes morceaux préférés. Quelle période incroyable pour la musique!


Royal House
Can You Party
Idlers ( 1988 )

Play it with Youtube






À peu près à la même époque, à Toronto, on jouait énormément d'Acid House anglaise et américaine. Je crois que c’est le tout premier disque de House que j'ai acheté. Mes amis écoutaient plutôt New Order, Erasure, Depeche Mode, les Pet Shop Boys ou le Hip Hop du moment. Je me souviens qu'avec un de mes bons potes, on avait l'habitude d'aller acheter des disques à Toronto chez Starsound et Record Peddler. Il achetait ce genre de disques, Black Box aussi, S-Express et des trucs dans le même genre. Je me souviens en particulier de certains disques que j'ai achetés à cette époque : Fast Eddie "Yo Yo Get Funky", A Guy Called Gerald "Voodoo Ray", Bomb the Bass "Beat Dis", Simon Harris "Bass", Richie Rich "Turn it Up" and Double Dee and Steinski "Lesson 3". Sincèrement, je ne réfléchissais pas trop au genre de musique que j'achetais en ce temps-là. D'ailleurs j'essaie toujours de ne pas y penser. Ce morceau de Todd Terry est un bon exemple de fusion entre la House et Hip Hop sans être vraiment de la "Hip-House"... ;)


Nightmares on wax
Dextrous ( The Downbeat Mix )
Warp ( 1989 )

Play it with Youtube






J'ai aimé tous les premiers disques parus chez Warp. À Toronto, nous appelions ce style de la "Purple House".


Underground Resistance
The Final Frontier
Underground Resistance ( 1991 )

Play it with Youtube - Grooveshark






Je n'avais jamais entendu un truc pareil. Quel disque incroyable pour illustrer ce qui allait se passer dans les années 90 ! ***De 92 à 95, je me suis mis à acheter vraiment toutes sortes de musiques. Pas question non plus à l’époque d'ignorer les scènes Hardcore et Breakbeat Techno qui nous arrivaient en direct de Londres. La scène rave de Toronto suivait d’ailleurs le modèle londonien et se développa de la même façon. Dans la plupart des fêtes, tu pouvais entendre toutes sortes de musiques et j'adorais ce côté-là. J'ai d'ailleurs toujours chez moi une caisse de Ragga Jungle et de Hardcore ! Je ne m’en séparerai jamais. :)***


Plastikman
Plasticity
Plus 8 ( 1993 )

Play it with Youtube - Spotify






Écouter ce morceau me ramène vraiment en arrière et à un endroit bien précis... Richie Hawtin a été une grande source d'inspiration pour beaucoup de gens du sud de l'Ontario. Plastikman était pour nous une sorte de personnage culte. La première fois que je me suis rendu à Détroit, c'était pour un show de Plastikman. Ces soirées sont très difficiles à décrire. "Intenses", serait l'adjectif le plus juste, je crois.


Paul Johnson
A Little Suntin Suntin
Peacefrog ( 1996 )

Play it with Youtube - Spotify






J'ai acheté tellement de disques du label Peacefrog. Je me souviens des gens qui sautaient en l'air chez Play de Record pour attraper leurs disques sur les murs. Je vivais à Kitchener et à cette époque, j'étais à fond dans la House et la Techno de Détroit et de Chicago.


DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist
Brainfreeze
Sixty 7 Recordings ( 1999 )

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Vers la fin des années 90, je suis parti vivre dans l'Ouest et pour la première fois, j'ai commencé à collectionner des musiques un peu plus anciennes. Au début, je me suis mis à rechercher des samples et des breaks qui m'avaient plu dans le Hip Hop et la House des débuts. J'avais une grande chance: à moins d'une heure de mon domicile de Banff, se trouvait le plus grand magasin de disques d'occasion de tout le Canada. J'y ai d'ailleurs rencontré DJ Shadow en 2001. Il acheta ce jour-là au moins l'équivalent de trois caisses remplies de disques. Ce mix est peut-être un bon exemple des disques que j'essayais alors de dénicher.


Miroslav Vitous
New York City
Warner ( 1976 )

Play it with Youtube






Un très bon exemple du style jazz-funk/disco précurseur que j'achetais vers 2000.


Mark E
Beat Down
Running Back ( 2006 )

Play it with Spotify






Une des premières « news » que j'ai commencées à acheter après mon interruption de 5/6 ans. À cette période, je vivais à Victoria sur l'île de Vancouver et je jouais dans un endroit où je me concentrais sur des rythmiques mid-tempo de tous les styles et de toutes les époques. L'expérience de la production aidant, je me suis mis à glisser doucement du Hip Hop vers des tempos plus lents mais toujours dansants. La musique de Mark E fut alors d'une grande inspiration pour moi.


GOODIES (Français vs Anglais. Back à l'école...:)

Mixes sélectionnés :
Sirup Podcast 004 (Zagreb) - Eddie C
Clubberia Podcast 075 (Japan) - Eddie C

Un mix conseillé par Eddie :
Beats in Space Podcast 531 - Kenji Takimi
There are so many mixes I could choose from... I have enjoyed this one frequently over this past year however: Kenji Takimi on BIS. His mix begins at minute 9:30






Un super souvenir derrière les platines?

Probably sometime when my friends and I were teenagers. My friend Joe lost both his grandparents and his father around the same time and he inherited his grandparents house and some money with which he built a mobile DJ set up complete with cube van, light show, everything. One year we all drove out to the Destiny 3-day rave somewhere in Ontario and set up our own stage and played all night without getting shut down. Those were fun days... But everyone loves those days don't they?

Dans quels clubs, le meilleur son?

Oh man, so many odd places... Sound is so subjective... Or is it? A blasting, clipping, broken clock radio on a bus in Port-au-Prince sounds as good to me as Harvey's system at 39 Hotel in Honolulu y'know? Maybe not I guess... Detroit always had crazy systems. Toronto did too come to think of it.

Quelles émissions de radio ou podcasts, quand tu as le temps?

I used to listen to RBMA (Red Bull Music Academy Radio) all the time. I should get back into it. There is some great stuff on there. I listen to Tim Sweeney's show, Beats In Space, whenever I can on WNYU. Also, the owner of Vinyl Records in Vancouver, David Jones, has a great show on African Rhythms Radio.

Où achètes-tu tes disques?

Usually from retired planetarium sound techs, or from someone's great uncle who overdosed on heroin. But I also love or loved these shops:

Toronto: Play de Record, Cosmos Records, Starsound (RIP)
Calgary: Recordland
Edmonton: Treehouse Records
Vancouver: Vinyl Records
Victoria: Regalia Boutique, Goldy Music (RIP)
London: Phonica Records, Juno Records
Detroit: Threads, Submerge, Recordtime (RIP)
New York: A-1 Records
Berlin: Oye Records (I have yet to get into the digging around here... so far the flea markets are pretty amazing).
Tokyo: Hiyoko, Disk Union, Jet Set Records, Lighthouse Records, Technique Records.
Nagoya: Pigeon Records


NEWS / PROCHAINES SORTIES

1st release on my own 7" label Red Motorbike (October 2011, out)
3rd release with Dane 7" label Common Edit
Track on Kiko Navarro mix CD "Paradisco"
EP with remix by The Backwoods + track on CD comp for Crue-L Records (Japan)
Remix for Good Guy Mikesh and Filburt on Exquisite Pain (Marseille)
Remix of Noodleman on Kolour Ltd Recordings (Detroit)
Remix of Hrdvsion on We Have Friends (Vancouver)
Remix of Alexander Holland on Disco Bueno (Australia)
Remix of Maurice Aymard on MBF ltd. (Traum)
Remix of Move D's Lookalikes (unreleased at the moment).
Remix of Coyote (unreleased at the moment).

LIENS

CREDITS
  • Lionel Kopelowicz ("Kopel", GnV), words, editor.
  • Jérôme (GnV), tracks hunting, back-office and administration.
  • Liliana Gallego Vázquez (leeblula), traducción Inglés a Español / Spanish version.
  • Dana Blumin and Caroline Howard, English proof-readers.
  • Mandarine Fabre pour ses re-lectures très utiles en Français.
  • Pictures : Christina Craft (cover) and Brena Currelly

(ES) Eddie C : los primeros 20 años de influencias esenciales

El DJ/productor canadiense y neo-berlinés Eddie C pincha y comenta sus cortes más memorables e influyentes. Incluido en el lote: los próximos y más solicitados nuevos lanzamientos de Eddie, distribuidores de excelente música y una selección de sus mix.

(ES) Trus'me: los últimos 10 discos que compré en Discogs



El brujo del “groove” de Manchester –la ciudad que inspiró el desaparecido “Haçienda” sanctasanctórum de los clubs- charla con Kopel durante su gira por los EEUU, desvelándonos sus antecedentes musicales, sus influencias más importantes y sus planes futuros.