Raff_n_Freddy-Listen_Rmx_Part2-CR04R-RMX_VINYL-2006-BPM_HOUSE

Section
MP3/FLAC
Group
BPM_HOUSE
Size
35,83 MB
Files
3
Date
2007-01-13

NFO

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ARTiST....: raff 'n' freddy

TiTLE.....: listen remix part2

LABEL.....: Courtoisie

GENRE.....: deep / progressive / tech-house

SOURCE....: vinyl

QUALiTY...: VBR / joint-stereo. lame

SiZE......: 35,8 MB

REL.DATE..: 01-14-2007

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            01]  listen (r'n'f  remix)    			  10:41
            02]  listen (fabrice k remix) 			  07:43
            03]  listen (daze remix)     			  06:12

            TOTAL TiME : 24:36 min

            Blast from the past (Well, 1998) here that first
            appeared on Pschent. For those who don't know this
            one its was championed by Sasha and Digweed and
            appeared on one of their top selling compilations
            from that era and is a buzzing and building
            progressive Colossus.

            This Part goes with proggy nice remixes smells
            sweet french deep tech-house.


            FREDDY DJ / PRODUCER.

            A unique musical style and for the last ten years,
            Freddy has been playing all around Paris in the
            best clubs and events.

            Everything started in Normandy at the beginning of
            the 90's. In 1994, the famous "Queen Club" in
            Paris offered him the possibility to play each
            Saturday night. During the next two years, he also
            played in different venues, giving him several
            opportunities to meet and play with the pioneers.

            In 1997, his career took off with the legendary
            parties "Scream". He became very popular and was
            also in charge of the six "Scream" compilations
            (released on Universal and Warner). 70 000 Copies
            each, made him well known abroad and he was
            invited to play at "Zouk Club" in Singapore, "The
            Fuse" in Brussels (Belgium), "The End" in London
            and àthe famous clubs "Pacha" and "Amnesia" in
            Ibiza. He also appeared in different festivals
            such as "I Love Techno" in Belgium, "No"rdik
            Impakt" in France, "Les Nuits Sonores" in Lyon,
            "Les Impulsives" in Bordeaux.

            In 1998, he got his own weekly radio show on the
            first house & techno radio in France: "FG DJ
            Radio". Since then, each Saturday night, Freddy
            has offered the best music and all the new stuff
            to the audience. In the same year, he released and
            produced two 12 inch singles with his friend
            Raffen on the "Pschent" label : "Listen" and "Deep
            Progress" under the pseudonym "Raff'N'Freddy".

            The first one will be played by John Digweed on
            his "Bedrock" compilation and the second one, not
            only acclaimed by Danny Tenaglia during the music
            award, also appeared on Sasha's compilation
            "Global Underground".

            Chartered by the French magazine "Trax" as one of
            the best ten French djs, Freddy's style is a
            unique combination of house & techno tracks. In
            2002, his two news tracks on "Gum" records, "The
            Force" and "Winter Melody" pleased the Uk audience
            and are scheduled by the legendary Pete Tong on
            his weekly BBC 1 radio show.

            By the time, he began playing regularly in a new
            venue in Paris "Mix Club" and has also been
            regularly invited to play on Jeff Mills' tour in
            Europe. This year, a new step happened: creating
            his own label, "Courtoisie Records". His mixes and
            his originality are still and always well
            acclaimed.



Buy me if you love me :)

Files

PathSize
01-raff_n_freddy-listen__r_n_f_remix.mp315,45 MB
02-raff_n_freddy-listen__fabrice_k_remix.mp311,29 MB
03-raff_n_freddy-listen__daze_remix.mp39,09 MB