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365Mag Album Review: Francois K - Masterpiece
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(Amsterdam, NL) - If Francois K was to be described, the label of musical visionary would suit him best. He is one of those few first generation DJ's, as he took on DJ'ing in the early seventies, gigging in legendary venues such as Paradise Garage, Studio 54, The Loft and Better Days. His passion and talent has furthermore lead him to jobs that many a DJ would dream of. He has been mixing an album for Kraftwerk and has conducted production work for acclaimed artists such as U2, Mick Jagger, Diana Ross, The Cure, The Smiths, The Pet Shop Boys, and many others. We could go on for hours on what this guy has meant for dance music, but more important is the fact that he is now about to release a new 3xCD mix album on Ministry, entitled Masterpiece.
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[2008/01/26 04:00] @
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First names confirmed for the Exit festival
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Set within the walls of the 17th Century Petrovaradin Fortress, EXIT provides an awe inspiring backdrop for the biggest music and cultural event in South East Europe. The first acts to be announced include; Paul Weller, The Sex Pistols, Nightwish, Gogol Bordello, Ministry, The Hives, Sven Vath, Francois K, Ben Watt and Claude Von Stroke with many more to follow.
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[2008/03/11 16:00] @
Beatfactor
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Made announce WMC parties
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Adam Beyer, Francois K, Dominik Eulberg and more will line up for Made's WMC programme this year.
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[2008/02/06 22:00] @
Resident Advisor
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365Mag Album Review: Kuniyuki Takahashi - All These Things
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Japan based producer and sound designer Kuniyuki Takahashi is one of those producers who really goes in-depth when it comes to shaping sounds and creating emotive music. His musical workings, that vary from ambient scapes to more house-oriented tunes has lead him to collaborations with acclaimed artists such as Joe Clausell and Francois K. His live-shows are among the most talked-about, and many regard him as a unique musician and one of the most talented sound designers of this moment. His new album, soon to be released via Mule Musiq, is the follow-up on his 2006 album We Are Together, and contains eleven fresh track and collaborations with international friends and artists.
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[2008/02/02 04:00] @
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Ministry mix a masterpiece with Francois K
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(London, UK) - If you're a dance music fan, you've probably got one of the Ministry's compilations… but now it seems they've realised there's more to life than the Annual #379, as they go back to the old school with Masterpieces series - and its first subject, Francois K.
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[2007/12/27 14:00] @
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A masterpiece from Francois K
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Ministry of Sound kick off their latest compilation series -i-Masterpiece-/i- with a triple-disc mix from New York club scene stalwart Francois K.
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[2007/12/11 16:00] @
Resident Advisor
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Nacho Marco launches Loudeast Recordings
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(Barcelona, ES) - Nacho Marco, aka Loudest, is renowned for deep and intelligent music, produced with feeling and with a real attention to detail. Nacho has seen his profile rise in recent times, along with a strong reputation for good house music. His music is played and supported by Laurent Garnier, John Digweed, Faithless, Satoshie Tomiie and Francois K. Now Nacho kicks off his own label for 2007, Loudest Recordings, and is set to further improve his international position with a slew of high quality new music.
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[2007/07/18 12:00] @
365Mag.Com
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Luke Fair - Balance 011
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The Balance series has firmly established itself as one of the top choices for discerning music lovers who have a taste for cutting-edge music mixed by the worlds best, but not always recognized, DJs. Balance 011 will only serve to prove this once again, as Luke Fair grabs listeners with his diverse music and takes us on a funky, tripped-out journey featuring tracks and remixes from Charles Webster, Humate, Timewriter, Francois K, Ian Pooley, Tom Middleton, David Holmes, Joey Negro and more. 'Balance 011' is due for release early April in Australia and late April in the rest of the World.
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[2007/03/01 06:00] @
[PS] Progressive-Sounds
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