Artist : Dim Dim
Title : Whip
Genre : Electronic
Year : 2008
Date : 01/2009
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 18
Label : Audio Dregs ADR 072
Source : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length : 50:20 min
Size : 63,7 MB
Tracklist:
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01.haha 00:30
02.sheena 03:55
03.cool breeze 02:39
04.tatjana 03:35
05.pityfukk player 01:03
06.split 02:45
07.tune in 00:30
08.whip 03:23
09.urge gap 00:28
10.hips 03:46
11.urge gap 01:42
12.in your town 03:28
13.smart 06:22
14.pourtant 02:17
15.sexy panda 02:53
16.rank 01:34
17.belle etrangere 04:23
18.stippy 05:07
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50:20 min
Dim Dim is back with its sixth full-length album and
an obsession for all forms of sonic pop culture.
Tossing fistfuls of guitar, ukulele, programmed beats,
twisted synth and toy instruments into a blender, Dim
Dim hits "liquefyö, and surfs the sonic mixture as it
spills across his musical universe. Deconstructing all
things known and leaving a trail of brightly colored
debris, Dim Dim has turned his back to the norm and
rip-shredded a technicolored path to a genre unknown
... and we have Whip!
As Dim Dim, the Belgian producer, Jerry Dimmer
started releasing albums in the 90's, producing tracks
in his home-studio cave, though he began a career as
illustrator, working mainly for comic books following
study at the St.Lukas and Les Beaux Arts.
He published several books in Belgium then moved to
Paris where his work was picked up by the main comic
publishers of the time: Heavy Metal, Albin Michel, GlΘnat,
Dargaud.
A few years later he left France for Portugal, where he
made watercolors and had several exhibitions in Lisbon,
Paris and Brussels. In more recent times he has done
everything from producing songs for European pop
bands, and crafting minor dance floor hits in Ibiza, to
illustrating children's books, and creating music for
video games.
He has also created his own style of abstract
"Pictoplastic" paintings, which have appeared on previous
album covers (excluding ôWhipö which was done by
Belgiun illustrator OrΘli).
Being a colorful visionary it comes as no surprise that
Crayola would feature a Dim Dim song in ads representing
of their own colorful vision, and no surprise at all that his
bright musical vision has attracted its own cult-like
following, especially in the U.S. and Japan.
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