Jackson--utopia-VLS2003-kW

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2003-08-27

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     artist    · jackson
     release   · utopia
     year      · 2003             
     genre     · electronic
     label     · king productions/barclay
     catalogue · 573 470-1

     date      · 27-aug-2003
     quality   · 192kbps/44,1khz
     source    · vinyl

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     a1 utopia                                                      5:43
     b1 radio caca                                                  4:47
     b2 appendice                                                   1:34

     playtime  · 00h 12m 04s         
     
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     after a first go at crazy and multiform house on the label         
     pumpkin', jackson fourgeaud made an auto produced 4 tracks vinyl   
     in 1998.                                                           
                                                                        
     re-released a few months later on the label sound of barclay, his  
     "sense juice ep" under the pseudonym jackson & his computer band,  
     was followed by ep jackson's "gourmet", two weird records that     
     made their mark.                                                   
                                                                        
     the computer band, i.e. jackson, seduced both press & djs, which   
     led him to remix vanessa paradis, femi kuti, free form five (on    
     classic), ark, m, marc collin, shaun christopher and archive.      
                                                                        
     electronica, bleep noises, experimental neo-p-funk and dadaist     
     disco all clash together on jackson's new single "utopia", a       
     preview of what's to come on his new album scheduled for september 
     2003. hybrid, uncontained, baroque and mutant, jackson's music has 
     matured and distanced itself from the dance floors and gained in   
     futurist and introspective expertise. the ranges (organic) of the  
     new tracks are the fruit of adventurous trials and tribulations in 
     the domain of sound, recorded in a home studio which sometimes of  
     course is synonymous of chaos.                                     
                                                                        
     in the self titled track on the maxi, his mother, paula moore,     
     sings a chorus both ethereal and enigmatic, in the style of a      
     celestial supermarket choir from the year 3025. some will remember 
     her hit from the 80's "valparaiso". jackson has succeeded in       
     constructing an unstructured cathedral of sound on a background of 
     groovy non-rhythm, and an abrasive and claustrophobic utopia. the  
     b-side "radio caca" is a take off on fm formatted house music and  
     a secret tribute to queen. "l'appendice" is a short & sharp        
     interlude.                                                         

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a1-jackson--utopia-kw.mp37,84 MB
b1-jackson--radio_caca-kw.mp36,56 MB
b2-jackson--appendice-kw.mp32,14 MB