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│ London Elektricty, Truby Trio & Jaga Jazzist - Oneworld │
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│ Artist........ London Elektricty, Truby Trio & Jaga Jazzist ││
│ Title......... Oneworld ││
│ Station....... BBC Radio 1 ││
│ Year.......... 2003 ││
│ Genre......... Drum & Bass/Jazz/DownTempo ││
│ Air Date...... 23/05/2003 ││
│ Release Date.. 23/05/2003 ││
│ Size.......... 147,9 MB ││
│ Tracks........ 03 ││
│ Length........ 107:40 min ││
│ Source........ DAB ││
│ Encoder....... Lame 3.93.1 ││
│ Quality....... 192KBps / 44.1Khz / Full Stereo ││
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│ R E L E A S E C O M M E N T S │┐ ││
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│ One World: London Elektricty, Truby Trio and Jaga Jazzist ││
│ Show broadcast on Radio 1 on Friday 23rd May 2003 ││
│ ││
│ :: London Elektricty :: ││
│ ││
│ London Elektritcity is Tony Colman although it was ││
│ originally a collaboration with himself and Chris Goff. Tony ││
│ attended Middlesex Polytechnic where he studied performance ││
│ art where the most memorable piece was when he dropped 100 ││
│ alka-seltzers into 100 glasses of water as a project. He ││
│ also took advantage of their fully equipped studio where he ││
│ began to experiment with electronic music. Outside of ││
│ college he continued to learn guitar and piano and also gave ││
│ professional singing lessons. ││
│ ││
│ At the age of 25 he formed the live jazz/funk band Izit. He ││
│ recorded, toured and djed with them for several years. They ││
│ secured a top 40 hit in 1988 with the rare groove hit ││
│ 'Stories' and produced the acid jazz LP 'The Whole Affair'. ││
│ Hospital Records was formed in 1996 with Chris Goss who had ││
│ formerly run his Tongue and Groove label. They first ││
│ received recognition with the track 'Song In The Key of ││
│ Knife' and their LP 'Pull The Plug' followed in 1999. ││
│ ││
│ Chris has now left London Elektricity and is concentrating ││
│ on running Hospital Records. Tony's new album 'Billion ││
│ Dollar Gravy' is out on Hospital on the 26th of May with ││
│ guest vocals from Chicago hero Robert Owens and long time ││
│ collaborator Liane Carrol. His 6 piece band are touring this ││
│ Spring and Summer. ││
│ ││
│ :: Truby Trio :: ││
│ ││
│ The Trio was founded in 1997 by Rainer Trⁿby, Roland Appel & ││
│ Christian Prommer. Since the very beginning they played in ││
│ the Champions League of the dance business, as they brought ││
│ different flavours like Brazil, Latin or even Disco music ││
│ together. In doing this they were one of the inventors for a ││
│ completely new dance genre. Ever since interest in their ││
│ music has been steadily growing. ││
│ ││
│ Just think of their remix works for such artists as ││
│ Turntable Rocker, Nitin Sawhney, Peace Orchestra, Bebel ││
│ Gilberto, Klaus Doldinger and Frederic Galliano. In 2001 ││
│ they reached another milestone as they were asked to ││
│ contribute their favourite tunes for the DJ-Kicks series, ││
│ for which they also toured the world, where they were able ││
│ to pick up all sorts of different cultural and musical ││
│ influences for their inspiration, and finally they were able ││
│ to work on a full-length album project. ││
│ ││
│ :: Jaga Jazzist :: ││
│ ││
│ Early this year remarkable reviews began to appear in the ││
│ British music press for the latest sensations to come out of ││
│ Scandinavia. There was a difference to many of the other ││
│ acts earning Norway its reputation at the time, though. Jaga ││
│ Jazzist is what can only be described as a supergroup. The ││
│ ten members of the band are also active participants in, Kim ││
│ Hiorthoy's group, Bobby Hughes Experience, Bugges ││
│ Wesseltoft, Motorpsycho, Big Bang, Euroboys, Jazzkammer, ││
│ Biosphere, Supersilent, Alog and Lasse Marhaug, covering ││
│ every type of music from electronica, nu-jazz and rock. Jaga ││
│ Jazzist are well known in Norway for contributing to almost ││
│ every quality Norwegian record released in recent times. ││
│ ││
│ The comparisons reached for by the press were as broad as ││
│ they get - from Talk Talk, Soft Machine, Eric Satie, John ││
│ Coltrane and Don Cherry to acts like Aphex Twin, Stereolab, ││
│ Squarepusher, Isotope 217 and Tortoise. This range sums up ││
│ the breadth and originality of the group's sound. Jaga ││
│ Jazzist are indeed a musical one off whoÆs arsenal includes ││
│ trumpets, trombone, electric guitar, bass, tuba, two bass ││
│ clarinets, Fender Rhodes and vibraphone, and it is the ││
│ mixture of these instruments with a sometimes harsh ││
│ electronic edge that really makes the music stand out. It is ││
│ melodic, delicate and subtle but a million miles from ││
│ wallpaper music. It is music that demands and rewards ││
│ attention, further proof that you don't have to shout to ││
│ avoid being lazy chill-out-by-numbers. ││
│ ││
│ The group came to the attention of Ninja Tune who will be ││
│ releasing their work outside of Norway from now on and while ││
│ "A Livingroom Hush" garnered critical acclaim , its ││
│ distribution was patchy. Hence, this re-release, complete ││
│ with the very odd but very wonderful Monty-Python-on-safari ││
│ promo video from "Animal Chin". It's a journey into sounds ││
│ and moods that manages to sound both classic and ││
│ contemporary and is an oasis to anyone interested in music ││
│ which combines iconoclasm with beauty, melody with avant ││
│ gardism and, in general, a complete lack of interest in ││
│ anything other than good music. ││
│ ││
│ ││
│ :: Related Links :: ││
│ ││
│ Hospital Records site ││
│ http://www.hospitalrecords.com/ ││
│ ││
│ Compost Records site ││
│ http://www.compost-records.com/ ││
│ ││
│ Ninja Records site ││
│ http://www.ninjatune.net/ ││
│ ││
│ BBCi Music review ::: Jaga Jazzist - A Living Room Hush ││
│ http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/jazz/reviews/jaga_hush.shtml ││
│ ││
│ BBCi Music review ::: Jaga Jazzist - The Stix ││
│ http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/jazz/reviews/jaga_stix.shtml ││
│ ││
│ BBCi Music review ::: Daniel Magg - Facets ││
│ http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/dance/reviews/magg_facets.shtml ││
│ ││
│ BBCi Music review ::: Jazzanova - Remixed ││
│ http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/dance/reviews/jazzanova_remixed.s ││
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│ London Elektricty Competition ││
│ http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/urban/fabandgroove/elektricity_c ││
│ omp.shtml ││
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│ T R A C K L i S T │┐ ││
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│ [01] London Elektricty - Oneworld [30:45] ││
│ [02] Truby Trio - Oneworld [50:23] ││
│ [03] Jaga Jazzist - Oneworld [26:32] ││
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│ Total Playtime : [107:4] ││
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UPDATED : 20/05/2003