Thomas Melchior & Baby Ford; first new tracks in 5+ years.
The duo founded this project back in 1999. The results were released through Trelik and Aspect Music. Besides that, you'll find remixes for Music for Freaks, Ricardo Villalobos, Swag, Sven Väth, and Pantytec. The first appearance on Perlon was the contribution of the song 'International Party People' for the label's 4th part of the Superlongevity compilation in 2006.
Morgan Hammer was born 21 years ago in the Basque Country. Always very fond of pop music, disco and house, at age of 16 started to frequent some of the Spanish border clubs discovering what sounded there by that time. Trance, progressive and more or less underground house, until one night she witnessed a Demian (Bambú Records) show, resident of Pagoa Club where she was. There she discovered something different to the above, electro minimal sounds and melancholic groovys were all a sight for her.
Marcus Lambkin began DJing in 1992 after moving to NYC from Dublin. There he got together with some friends to play dance music on a Sunday night at the now famous rock venue, Brownies. After learning the ropes at Brownies, Marcus made a mix tape and handed it out to three venues in the hopes of getting some work. He got three gigs, which went on to become two residencies. One of which was the now legendary Save The Robots, where Marcus was resident for 2 years. During this time Marcus met fellow Irishman Dominique Keegan and formed Plant Records, Plant Saturdays and Plant Bar.
There's at least 3 artist using this name: 1) Real Name: Rabih Beaini
Profile: Morphosis has been on the lebanese musical scene since 1990 selecting and playing music in small clubs and on radio since the age of 14. In 1996 he moved to Italy and had the chance to improve his studio production skills. After many releases under other aliases, he started his own imprint Morphine Records in 2005, releasing the first ep on it, “Hunting”. URLs: http://www.myspace.com/morphosis_one
1. Slam is Stuart McMillan and Orde Meikle. Synonymous with Glasgow’s underground club scene and their sound-searching record label, soma, the duo have garnered a reputation as international DJs, accomplished recording artists and respected collaborators. Their schedule regularly takes them to clubs worldwide confirming their status as one of a handful of artists that truly shape their genre. Resident at Fabric, London and Pressure, Glasgow, they are about to undergo their 10th annual Slam tent at Scotland’s T in the Park festival (15 000 capacity).
