Release : VA - The Fabrique Album
Artist : VA
Album : The Fabrique Album
Genre : Beat
Source : Web
Label : fabrique records/at
CatNumber: FAB025CD
URL :
Date : 2007-06-00
Quality : 320kbps 441kHz Full Stereo
Tracks : 16
Time : 75:46 min
Size : 182.24MB
1 Kava - Fell Well 5:49
2 Paloma - Wheels Of Steel 3:59
3 Friedrich Liechtenstein - Terrestrische Wellen 3:47
4 TNT Jackson - Great Expectations 5:54
5 Mauracher - Zombielove (Bonobo Mix) 4:48
6 Mirize - Dazed Pride 4:17
7 Waxolutionists - Eos 4:44
8 Paloma - Funky Bones 5:46
9 Ray Cokes - Sleepwalking (Waxolutionists R 4:59
10 Pan Cosefo - There┤s Plenty 3:28
11 TNT Jackson Feat Chris Corner - You And My Pearldiver 3:33
12 Konsorten(TM) - Wir Bleiben ⁿber (Kasar Dub) 4:02
13 Hannes Strobl - Nachtzug Berlin 6:03
14 Christian Roesner - Mine (B. Fleischmann Remake) 5:20
15 Roedelius - Oh Du grⁿne Neune 5:01
16 TNT Jackson - Dead On Arrival (Gabriel Kogle 4:16
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fabrique records was born out of an encounter in the winter of 2001/02 between
former major company A&R, Michael Martinek, and musician & journalist, Christian
R÷sner. They aimed to offer a musical platform to a small, close-knit group of
artists and to forge their own way into the then booming Viennese label scene.
From the beginning, fabrique records committed itself to a variety of musical
styles and thrust the personalities behind the releases into the foreground.
Through the first releases of artists such as Kava, Mauracher, Paloma, Konsorten
TM and Bassman, fabrique records got off to a truly dream start with airplay on
various radio stations in Europe including FM4 in Austria, Xfm London and BBC
Radio1 in the UK, some international licenses and a temporary branch of the
label in London. Consequently, fabrique records also managed to attract highly
esteemed remixers such as Bonobo, TM Juke, Zed Bias, Dr. Rubberfunk, Spoonface
and Don Air, and to strengthen the international reputation of the label.
Some five years on and after numerous small successes, the circle of artists
around fabrique records continues to strengthen and develop with artists such as
the exceptional young talent, Kava, the Discopunks TNT Jackson, the Berlin based
duo Liechtenstein & Kasar, the bass and electronic virtuoso, Hannes Strobl, the
Broken-Beat-duo Mirize, the electronic music pioneer Hans Joachim Roedelius, and
many others destined to provide further top quality releases.
To celebrate the fifth anniversary of fabrique records, "The Fabrique Album"
will be released as a showcase for the label's alternative style. A statement
that reflects the eclectic nature of the music released over the past few years
by fabrique records. This album will consciously go against the classic "Best
Of" principal and instead include some essential highlights from the colourful
back-catalogue, numerous exclusives produced especially for the record, as well
as remixes and rare material.
Exclusives: TNT Jackson present a brand new track "Great Expectations" which is
a taster for their forthcoming 2nd studio album, as do Mirize with their
contribution, the melodic "Dazed Pride"; while the British broken-beat magician,
Elroy "Spoonface" Powell aka Pan Cosefo shows us with "There┤s Plenty" the more
audacious side of his musicianship.
Moving on, nobody celebrates his status as a new born "electronic" artist in a
more understated way than MTV legend Ray Cokes with the song "Sleepwalking" in a
remix of the turntable wizzards Waxolutionists, and he gives a foretaste of a
remix 12", which is planed for Autumn/Winter. The Waxolutionists offer with
"Eos" a second very exciting and exclusive track.
In addition to the well known track "Wheels of Steel" from Paloma, former artist
Bassman Hannes Strobl gives us a taster of what we can expect from his debut
release under his own name with the wonderful track "Nachtzug Berlin", while
Bernhard Fleischmann delivers an exclusive cover version of "Mine" by Christian
Roesner.
Finally a dreamy, minimal and rare track by Hans Joachim Roedelius serves to
bring the album to a harmonious conclusion.
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