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.:: a klangwerk release ..................................................::.
artist :: koop
release :: waltz for koop patife mixes
year :: 2002
genre :: drum & bass
label :: stimulus
catalogue :: sti004tp1
ripper :: *
date :: 04-sep-2002
quality :: 192kbps
source :: vinyl
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a waltz for koop (vocal mix) 7:54
b waltz for koop (dub mix) 7:55
playtime :: 00h 15m 50s
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dj patife, alias wagner borges ribeiro de souza, started out as an
entertainer at parties and balls on the outskirts of sao paulo,
where he was born. when he was 13, patife became dj of the rap
group, fatos reais. he played everything, from samba and axe to
italo-house. his first contact with drum'n'bass was in 1993,
through a friend, dj marky, the current leading light of the
genre, but who, at the time, was working as a sales assistant at a
record shop where patife bought vinyl records of hardcore techno.
patife decided to invest his money on the new sound, which he
regarded as an evolution from hardcore, and started including
records of the kind here and there among the music he played as dj
at the arena music hall, in interlagos. in 1997, on a trip to
europe with dj marky, he accompanied one of the top performers of
the genre, roni size, in the award-giving ceremony of the mercury
prize. back in brazil, patife started to play his sound, and to
gather fans of the style. the release of his first cd at the
beginning of 2000, "sounds of drum'n'bass", was received with
interest by the magazines muzik and mixmag, the sacred
publications of electronic dance music in england, and led to an
invitation to release the cd in london. the work of dj patife
follows a drum'n'bass line with jazz textures, in recordings that
mix the brazilian xrs land and drumagic with the english ez
rollers and john b.
koop means co-operation and come from a universe where miles davis
never made bitches brew, replacing swing with funk, but instead
double basses kept walking and jazz kept swinging all the way until
the sampler arrived to chop it up. not electronic music with a
touch of jazz, but jazz sparingly laced with electronics.
.::.......................................................................::.
greetings :: sb, qdp, sour, dps, it, rac, dh, sfe, hbz, igr and mgc
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