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█│ Franτois Kevorkian Vs Chris Fortier-Live At Peter Pan (Riccione) 08-1 │█│
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█│ Artist...: Franτois Kevorkian Vs Chris Fortier │█│
█│ Title....: Live At Peter Pan (Riccione) 08-14 │█│
█│ Label....: n/a │█│
█│ Genre....: Electronic │█│
█│ Str.date.: 000-00-0000 │█│
█│ Rip.date.: Sep-15-2005 │█│
█│ Source...: LINE │█│
█│ Quality..: 192 kbps / 44,1Hz / Stereo │█│
█│ Encoder..: LAME │█│
█│ Supplier.: TEAM knk │█│
█│ Ripper...: Team knk │█│
█│ Tracks...: 01 │█│
█│ Size.....: 164,8 MB │█│
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│█│ Always support artists!! Remember it!! │█│
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│█│ http://www.peterpanclub.com/ │█│
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│█│ CHRIS FORTIER'S BIOGRAPHY: │█│
│█│ Steeped in a background of learning his craft through long sets │█│
│█│ at his various residencies during his days in Central Florida and │█│
│█│ later at Twilo in New York , Chris is an old school dj in the │█│
│█│ truest sense of the word. He has learnt his craft in a way that │█│
│█│ few DJs can boast. Very few of today's headline DJ's can say they │█│
│█│ know how to build a night from nothing and create an atmosphere │█│
│█│ at any point in the nights festivities. However, Chris Fortier is │█│
│█│ one of the few that can. │█│
│█│ With the seemingly never-ending world tour still in effect from │█│
│█│ last year's release of the critically acclaimed ôBedrock: │█│
│█│ Compiled and Mixedö compilation, Chris is a headline act in his │█│
│█│ own right, he continues to travel to every corner of the globe in │█│
│█│ the last 12 months including residencies at The Cross in London │█│
│█│ and Plexi in New York. Chris is no longer a name just on the U.S. │█│
│█│ stage, but on the world stage. │█│
│█│ Even with being constantly on tour, Chris production career has │█│
│█│ never been healthier as he embarks on a solo career alongside his │█│
│█│ continuing work as Fade. The summer has seen the release of │█│
│█│ ôWhateveritisö a slice of big room house directed at those that │█│
│█│ choose to pidgeonhole every genre of dance music. The follow up, │█│
│█│ ôBelieveö has been road tested for the past few months while on │█│
│█│ tour and looks set for a release in the coming months, along with │█│
│█│ the unreleased ôLosing Waitö and remixes of Kristine W, Lovesky │█│
│█│ and PQM. │█│
│█│ Currently residing in New York , Chris' roots can be traced to │█│
│█│ the early nineties in Orlando , Florida , where he was spotted by │█│
│█│ DJ Icey and quickly thrown in by Kimball Collins as resident at │█│
│█│ the infamous "Aahz". These visionary and legendary nights served │█│
│█│ as a platform to bring Sasha and John Digweed to America for the │█│
│█│ first time, and establish an " Orlando " sound that would become │█│
│█│ synonymous with clubbers and DJs alike for years to come. │█│
│█│ As one of the pioneer DJ of the US circuit, Chris was one of the │█│
│█│ first to travel the country, playing in cities like Atlanta , │█│
│█│ Charlotte , Washington and Boston when they were in their │█│
│█│ infancy. This continued as new markets in Central America and │█│
│█│ Canada began to appear making him one of the most travelled DJs │█│
│█│ in the States. In 2000, after his move to New York , he joined │█│
│█│ the infamous Twilo as one of their residents, playing alongside │█│
│█│ Dave Seaman for the club's successful bi-monthly Saturday events. │█│
│█│ To support his constant touring, Chris was one of the first to │█│
│█│ release a compilation CD in the States, a typically original move │█│
│█│ at the time and has realised five more in the space of the last │█│
│█│ six years. │█│
│█│ Keen to build the production side of his career, Chris started │█│
│█│ Fade Records in 1995 and released his first double A sided single │█│
│█│ ôFor All the People/ All I Gotö under the production name of Fade │█│
│█│ with his one time surf competitor, Neil Kolo. The Fade sound │█│
│█│ quickly defined the era and the fashionable progressive Orlando │█│
│█│ sound. A long-term record deal from the UK and remixes for BT, │█│
│█│ Sam Mollison, Space Brothers, and Future Force followed over the │█│
│█│ next few years. │█│
│█│ In 1998 while submitting a Sarah Mclachlan bootleg of ôPlentyö │█│
│█│ (which was subsequently released in 2001) to her record label, │█│
│█│ Chris was offered a remix of a Delerium track called ôSilenceö. │█│
│█│ The remix created a frenzy with such limited quantities being │█│
│█│ pressed by the label. Eventually succumbing to the demands of the │█│
│█│ general public after it's inclusion on Northern Exposure 3, and │█│
│█│ the buzz it created with DJs like Dave Seaman and Sasha opening │█│
│█│ and closing their sets with it, the label released it to discover │█│
│█│ a worldwide chart hit, with it hitting number one in four │█│
│█│ countries including Australia. http://www.djchrisfortier.com/ │█│
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│█│ FRANCOIS KEVORKIAN's BIOGRAPHY: │█│
│█│ Born and raised in France, his passion for music led to playing │█│
│█│ the drums during his teen years, and he moved to the US in 1975, │█│
│█│ where he hoped to find more challenging situations than those │█│
│█│ back home. Due to the heavy competition for any gig as a drummer │█│
│█│ in those days, he instead tried his hand at becoming a DJ in │█│
│█│ underground NYC clubs, around 1976. His career then skyrocketed, │█│
│█│ and he quickly was able to make this his full-time occupation, │█│
│█│ although some of it was at more commercial venues such as the │█│
│█│ club 'New York, New York' in 1977. During that time, he │█│
│█│ self-taught himself editing and started making 'Disco Medleys', │█│
│█│ some of which are still popular to this day, such as Rare Earth's │█│
│█│ "Happy Song" and others. He was offered a position doing A&R for │█│
│█│ a nascent Dance Indie record label, Prelude Records, which │█│
│█│ allowed to him to go into the studio and do remixes. His first │█│
│█│ remix, of a Patrick Adams production, "In The Bush" by Musique │█│
│█│ became a wild success both in clubs and on the radio, and was the │█│
│█│ first of many remixes that helped Prelude define the sound of New │█│
│█│ York's dance music, including such memorable songs such as │█│
│█│ "You're The One For Me' and "Keep On" by [[D-Train$$, "Beat The │█│
│█│ Street" by Sharon Redd, and many more. His stint at Prelude ended │█│
│█│ in 1982, the same year where he had the most Number One singles │█│
│█│ in Billboard's Dance Music Chart, which included his remixes of │█│
│█│ now-classic song such as "Situation" by Yazoo, and "Go Bang" by │█│
│█│ Dinosaur L. │█│
│█│ During that time, he was privileged enough to play as a guest DJ │█│
│█│ at such legendary venues as the Paradise Garage, The Loft, Better │█│
│█│ Days, Studio 54, Les Mouches, Buttermilk Bottom, AM-PM, as well │█│
│█│ as a residency at New Jersey's Club Zanzibar on Fridays for over │█│
│█│ a year. The great success of his remixes naturally led him to │█│
│█│ production, and his first one was an EP for Island Records, │█│
│█│ "Snake Charmer" by the all-star cast of Jah Wobble, Jaki │█│
│█│ Leibezeit, Holger Czukay and U2's Dave 'The Edge' Evans. His │█│
│█│ career as a remixer and producer led him to work or collaborate │█│
│█│ with many more mainstream artists, such as The Eurhythmics, Diana │█│
│█│ Ross, U2, Kraftwerk, Mick Jagger, Ashford&Simpson, The Cure, │█│
│█│ Midnight Oil, Jimmy Cliff, Foreigner, Jean-Michel Jarre, Jan │█│
│█│ Hammer, The Fatback Band, Bunny Wailer, The Smiths, Pet Shop │█│
│█│ Boys, Cabaret Voltaire, and culminated in his involvement in │█│
│█│ mixing all of Kraftwerk's 1986 studio album, 'Electric CafΘ'. │█│
│█│ This in turn led him to get hired by Depeche Mode to mix what was │█│
│█│ to be one of their biggest-selling albums, 'Violator' as well as │█│
│█│ many of their 12" club remixes. │█│
│█│ During that time, he decided to build his own recording studio, │█│
│█│ Axis Studios, which ironically was located in Manhattan on West │█│
│█│ 54th Street, in the same building as the club 'Studio 54' , and │█│
│█│ it quickly turned into a major commercial operation. Due to the │█│
│█│ pressures of studio work, he had abandonned DJ'ing around 1983 to │█│
│█│ dedicate himself to recording and mixing full-time, but couldn't │█│
│█│ stay away from the turntables, and started spinning again in │█│
│█│ early 1990. The scene had really become much more international, │█│
│█│ and he quickly was able to start traveling and gaining much │█│
│█│ exposure overseas, including Japan. He toured Japan, DJ'ing with │█│
│█│ Larry Levan in the Summer of 1992 (the 'Harmony Tour') right │█│
│█│ before Levan's untimely passing in November of that same year. │█│
│█│ The demand for his DJ appearances led him to start traveling to │█│
│█│ many of the best club venues around the world, including London's │█│
│█│ 'Ministry Of Sound', Japan's 'Club Yellow', Ibiza's 'Pacha' and │█│
│█│ 'Space', as well as Italy's 'Angels Of Love'. │█│
│█│ By 1995, he decided to start an eclectic independent record │█│
│█│ label, Wave Music which allowed him to find an outlet for his own │█│
│█│ creative endeavours, including the FK-EP, as well as signing │█│
│█│ records by Abstract Truth, Floppy Sounds and a slew of other │█│
│█│ electronic music releases. Then in 1996, he (along with partner │█│
│█│ John Davis) became involved in starting what arguably became one │█│
│█│ of New York's most revered weekly parties, Body&SOUL which took │█│
│█│ place every Sunday afternoon at Club Vinyl (6 Hubert Street), │█│
│█│ playing along with co-resident DJ's Joaquin 'Joe' Claussell and │█│
│█│ Danny Krivit for a mixed crowd of ecstatic and faithful dancers │█│
│█│ from all over the world. The 'Body&SOUL' sound, a unique soulful │█│
│█│ mix of very organic and spiritual dance music grooves, led to the │█│
│█│ release of a successful compilation series by the same name. │█│
│█│ His career as an artist did not stop evolving, as he rekindled │█│
│█│ his interest for a more electronic sound, and the release of his │█│
│█│ Sonar Music set in 2002 marked a turning point; he started │█│
│█│ playing a much edgier and futuristic style, with more to do with │█│
│█│ Techno and Dub than the House sound he was mostly identified with │█│
│█│ as a DJ until that time. In 2002, he also started touring along │█│
│█│ with Detroit Techno legend Derrick May, playing sets together as │█│
│█│ the 'Cosmic Twins'. His recent appearances at Berlin's Tresor, │█│
│█│ Manchester's Sankey's Soap and London's Fabric have helped gain │█│
│█│ him many younger fans that may not have been aware of his │█│
│█│ previous work. │█│
│█│ More recently, in April of 2003, he started a new weekly Monday │█│
│█│ night event in New York City called Deep Space, which focuses on │█│
│█│ Dub in all of its forms, and where the format is extremely │█│
│█│ eclectic, ranging from spaced-out Techno to the deepest Reggae, │█│
│█│ Hip-Hop as well as Drum& Bass, House and Disco. His recent │█│
│█│ musical output has him mixing Deep Space NYC Vol. 1, a │█│
│█│ compilation featuring several of his own original productions │█│
│█│ (along with Jamaican dub legends Mutabaruka and U-Roy); he also │█│
│█│ recently did notable remixes for Moloko, Yoko Ono, Cesaria Evora, │█│
│█│ as well as much for his own label. │█│
│█│ The French-born NYC resident can be considered one of Larry │█│
│█│ Levan's disciples and therefore one of the forefathers of house │█│
│█│ music. Having started his career in renowed clubs such as the │█│
│█│ Paradise Garage, Kevorkian now tours the world, taking part in │█│
│█│ many music gatherings, such as the Sonar multimedia festival in │█│
│█│ Barcelona and its Brazilian equivalent, Sonar Sπo Paulo, both of │█│
│█│ which took place in 2004. │█│
│█│ To this day, many people (especially in the U.K.) insist on │█│
│█│ mistakenly spelling his last name as 'Kervorkian', which can be │█│
│█│ traced to an erroneous credit on the Violator album he mixed for │█│
│█│ the group Depeche Mode. http://www.francois-k.com/ │█│
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█│" │█│
█│ In the beginning, there was Jack. And Jack had a groove. │█│
█│ And from this groove came the groove of all grooves. │█│
█│ And while one day viciously throwing down on his box, Jack boldly │█│
█│ declared,Let there be House! And House music was born. │█│
█│ I am, you see. I am the creator. And this is my House. │█│
█│ And in my House there is only House music. │█│
█│ But I am not so selfish, because once you've entered my House, │█│
█│ it then becomes our House, and our House music. And you see, │█│
█│ no one man owns House, because house music is a universal language │█│
█│ spoke and understood by all. You see, House is a feeling, that no one │█│
█│ can understand really, unless you're deep into the vibe of House. │█│
█│ House is an uncontrollable desire to Jack your body. And as I told │█│
█│ ya before, this is our house, and our House music. And in every house │█│
█│ you understand,there is a keeper. And in this house the keeper is │█│
█│ Jack. Now some of you might wonder, │█│
█│ who is Jack and what is it that Jack does? │█│
█│ Jack is the one who gives you the power to Jack your body. │█│
█│ Jack is the one who gives you the power to do the snake. │█│
█│ Jack is the one who gives you the key to the wiggly world. │█│
█│ Jack is the one who learns you how to walk your body. │█│
█│ Jack is the one that can bring nations and nations of all Jackers │█│
█│ together under one house. │█│
█│ You may be black, you may be white, you may be Jew, or Gentile. │█│
█│ It don't make a difference in our house. And this is fresh!!! │█│
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█│ knk was meant to be a house music group. but even if house music is │█│
█│ our only reason to exist as a group, we start now to release every │█│
█│ kind of electro-vocal-lounge liveset, mixcd, compilation or full cd. │█│
█│ We know livesets are considered worst than shit in the scene. │█│
█│ But we keep betting on them because we KNOW that normal people │█│
█│ love them. We got high feedbacks about many and many livesets we │█│
█│ released over the last year. We want to continue with .. │█│
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█│ We are now in look for: │█│
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█│ - talented rippers, promo cd/live suppliers │█│
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█│ - 100mbit+ sites that would like us to affiliate them │█│
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█│ - bnc, (legit) shells suppliers │█│
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█│ If u think can help us, please send a mail to: knk@hushmail.com │█│
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█│ We would like to thank the following groups for the good music │█│
█│ they release │█│
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█│ BWA - 1REAL - BPM - dh - MS - tronik - WHOA - XDS │█│
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█│ and a special thank goes to Morgoth for his tools :) │█│
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