My first work with TV-themes during the year 2000 lead into another show that was just about to update their music, “Packat & Klart”. I wrote and produced this theme and it went on air for 2 years until I did an updated version 2003.
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For those of you who read the last post about Sexual Healing gets the dub version right here. That’s actually how this tracks started. If you know it, you can tell where the headline “Operate” is taken from. This odd track also ended up on vinyl with the label Rosenberg. The song was supported by Anthony Pappa, joined the “Space Ibiza 2002” cd-compilation was heard in Seb Fontaines radio show.
Although most of what I’ve done actually is released somewhere, there are a few tracks that are not. Here is two tracks, both done during spring 2001, that might be interesting to take part of.
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This was released on vinyl 2001 on the label Yellhouse Records who operated from Malmö. It got two nice remixes that also got nice DJ-support. This is the first time these tracks are available on digital format.
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After the success with the last single, Espionage released this follow up single on the same record label as the last one. A funky TB-303 did the lead. This song became a club-hit in UK.
Later that same year, Scooter released their new single “Ramp! (The Logical Song)” and to huge surprise, I found my own melody in their production. Do you think that this was a copy of my melody?
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A release that Judge Jules played on Radio 1 in UK and Fatboy Slim played a lot. The faithful listener of my productions may recognize the same pattern on my Roland TB-303, previously used in a release with Savastano. You’ll find it in the slightly harder mix called “Trippy Funk Mix”
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My contact from England wanted to have a follow-up single to the successful single “Shake It Ip”. The vocal phrase from “Mo Funk” was used again and became “Funk X-Press”.
Sky Box was a project made together with Giles Goodman, who also ran the record label Rosenberg Entertainment where this song was released. There is a version we made together, but here is the “Pierre J’s Cut Up Remix” that I did. The fat bass is made on a Roland Juno-106, hardly known for that. This remix was supported by Plump DJs, who also brought it to their mixed compilation “Plump DJs – Urban Underground – The Breakbeat Elite”
