ALEC TRONIQ is the radar for electronic music. Even two decades ago, when synthetic waves captured the ears of a whole nation, his senses were already tuned to receive. Since these days his unwaning claim is to transform Techno and House into more than just club music. A claim which consequently fuels the autodidact to develop his tracks and live performances within a constantly expanding spectrum.
Born into a family of traditional musicians and the son of a father who was already spinning records in the late sixties, Chaim grew up to become a complex producer. Influenced by Moroccan music he heard at home while growing up, and the sound of Chicago House he fell in love with while working as a light jockey in his local clubs, his productions tell a story of a sensitive musician from Tel Aviv.
Andrea Parker (not to be confused with the actress of the same name) is a female British techno disc jockey and producer. She is originally from Yalding, Kent, but later moved to London. Originally playing cello, she soon started producing electronic music and DJing. As a producer, she is known for her warm and emotional sound, often created with vintage synthesizers like Fairlights or ARPs (Kiss my ARP is the title of her album on Mo' Wax).
A mistag of the 2005 album Acoustica: Alarm Will Sound Performs Aphex Twin by the contemporary chamber orchestra Alarm Will Sound. Please retag accordingly.
Adam Kesher is an electronic rock band founded in 2002 from Bordeaux, France. Spawned from the creative friendship shared by two brothers, Gaëtan and Julien, Adam Kesher yields various influences from the ghostly eighties sounds of Joy Division, The Cure and Gang of Four, to more modern rock bands such as At the drive-in and Robocop Kraus. The band takes its name from a character in the film Mullholland Dr.
Victoria Hesketh (born 1984), known professionally as Little Boots, is a British electronica musician. She sings, plays synthesizers, Japanese electronic instrument the Tenori-on and the stylophone. She is the former lead singer/synth player in Dead Disco. Hesketh was born in Thornton-Cleveleys near Blackpool, Lancashire and now lives in London. She attended Rossall School, Blackpool Sixth Form College and then the University of Leeds, gaining a first-class honours degree in Cultural Studies, with a dissertation on "The concept of originality in the music of Jamie Cullum".
Music project of Caribou's Dan Snaith. Daphni's debut album, Jiaolong, will be released on 8 October on Merge Records. "During the time I was making the Caribou album Swim, I'd fallen back in love with moments in small, dark clubs when a DJ puts on a piece of music that not only can you not identify, but that until you heard it you could not have conceived of existing," Snaith said. "Daphni tracks are rough and spontaneous … They're about working fast and intuitively, capturing the manic energy needed to start a track one afternoon, have it finished, and be playing it in a club that night."
There are 2 bands/artist with the name Mali: 1.
The North Carolina worship group Mali, led by songwriter Nate Fancher, is centered around anthemic praise and worship melodies. Their progressive rock/pop style is meant to inspire a full-hearted, all-cylinder approach to life and living. 2.
Mali, DJ and producer from Zagreb, Croatia.
Krunoslav Vukovic (Mali) for the first time meets electronic music at year 1994 and after that he becomes real addicted to that way of musical expression...
Today his tracks ( mostly minimalistic style ) are available on several labels.
Ninetynine is an indie band based in Melbourne, Australia. The band was founded by Laura Macfarlane, who played drums in Sleater-Kinney, in 1996 as a solo project. The first album, 99, was recorded with her playing all the instruments. Not long after she assembled a band with Cameron Potts and Rhonda Simmonds - who has since left the group and now plays in Origami. Other former members of the band are Iain McIntyre (who played with Laura in several earlier bands) and Amy Clarke (formerly of The Vivian Girls). Meg Butler joined in 2006.