I got some invitations for their performance next week at La Triana,
Mexico City, as part of the 'No Electronica' mini-festival. Anyone else is
coming? Besides Nortec, the Technolab (www.technolab.com.mx) and Nopalbeat
(www.nopalbeat.com) collectives will be playing as well. they are three of
the most important electronic music collectives in mexico City. Nopalbeat
is a kind of sibling collective to nortec. They also fuse latin sounds
with their electronic music, but the results are not as impressive. The
only outstanding act on Nopalbeat is Sussie 4. Look for their releases!
They are really worth checking out! Nopalbeat is from guadalajara, while
Noiselab is from mexico city. Hope to see you there!
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On Fri, 25 May 2001, Serch M wrote:
> Hey Philip,
>
> It's kind of true what you are saying, they have been getting a lot of media attention lately, I don't know if this is good or bad but I noticed this yesterday when I read an article about it in the Silicion Alley Reporter! I mean common this a computer business magazine! but anyway....
> Check out some live gigs including London, New York and tomorrow in Detroit! http://www.milrecords.com/live.htm
>
> Saludos
>
> Serch
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "Philip Sherburne"<philip@askjeeves.com>
> To: "'Serch M'"<SerchM@go.com>, "Christophe Levadour"<djcollision_london@hotmail.com>, acid-jazz@ucsd.edu
> Date: Thu May 24 15:12:48 PDT 2001
> Subject: Re: Weekly charts
>
> >Fussible's one of the Nortec Collective - the Tijuana producers that have
> >been getting so much (mmmmm, too much?) media attention lately.
> >
> >I've got one Fussible 12 (diecut chipboard sleeve w/ blue insert, don't know
> >if that's this one) and it's really nice - basically minimal/deep house with
> >some interesting sampled bits. Not a lot of overt Latin influence; might
> >compare to some Plug Research fare, older Tejada perhaps? Anyway, good
> >stuff.
> >
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: Serch M [mailto:SerchM@go.com]
> >> Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 2:35 PM
> >> To: Christophe Levadour; acid-jazz@ucsd.edu
> >> Subject: Re: Weekly charts
> >>
> >>
> >> HHmmm!
> >>
> >> 20. Fussible - Odyssea 2000 - Head & Arm
> >> Deep House meet Latin percussion
> >> Interesting What's this? a release from Head + Arm Records?
> >> is this the only track on it? thanx.
> >>
> >> Serch
> >>
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: "Christophe Levadour"<djcollision_london@hotmail.com>
> >> To: acid-jazz@ucsd.edu
> >> Date: Thu May 24 03:59:40 PDT 2001
> >> Subject: Weekly charts
> >>
> >> >dj collision - 14 Manor Park - Garden Flat - London SE13 5RN
> >> >Spirit Bar (Clerkenwell) & Nu Bar (Islington)
> >> >djcollision_london@hotmail.com
> >> >
> >> >weekly charts - 21 May 2001
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >01. Zero 7 - I Have Seen - Ultimate Dilemma
> >> >Smooth tune full of peace and serenity. And what a fine production!
> >> >
> >> >02. Chris Bowden - Beautiful Nasty - Ninja Tune
> >> >Sounds like Material's jazz has been blended with Stereolab'c vocals.
> >> >4Hero's remix being the cherry on the cake.
> >> >
> >> >03. Simian - The Wisp - Source
> >> >THE experimental act to watch. Unique and magic.
> >> >
> >> >04. Tim Hutton - Colours - PIAS
> >> >The pearl of this EP is Plaid's mix: minimalistic & soulful
> >> >
> >> >05. Antibalas Afrobeat Orch. - Liberation Afrobeat Vol. 1 -
> >> Ninja Tune
> >> >Proper full-on Afro Beat made in NYC. Astounding.
> >> >
> >> >06. Rae & Christian - It Ain't Nothing Like - Grand Central
> >> >Crack for the beatless deep house of Atjazz.
> >> >
> >> >07. New Sector Movements - The Sun - Virgin
> >> >Excellent Wonder-esque tune + great K. Dope remix.
> >> >
> >> >08. Suns Of Arqa - Solar Activity Remix - EMI
> >> >Electro/New Wave Disco that fills any kind of floors + The Orb's mix
> >> >
> >> >09. Arab Strap - Turbulence - Chemikal Underground
> >> >Mysterious dark electro funk tune
> >> >
> >> >10. Pepe De Luxe - Before You Live - Catskills
> >> >Already famous industrial funky tune.
> >> >
> >> >11. St Germain - Sure Thing - Blue Note
> >> >One year old and still superb
> >> >
> >> >12. Jazzanova - Reworks From Japan - JCR
> >> >4 varied remixes made in Japan.
> >> >
> >> >13. Herbert - Leave Me Now - Studio-K7
> >> >Fine & smooth deep house.
> >> >
> >> >14. Dynamo Productions - EP - Illicit
> >> >Four funky & percussive tracks by the Kings of Sampling.
> >> >
> >> >15. Le Peuple De L'Herbe - PH Theme - Pias
> >> >Hip Hop with beats and samples blending well.
> >> >
> >> >16. Dub Trees - Buffalo Remixes - Dragonfly
> >> >Check the dub "A La Mad Professor" on the flip.
> >> >
> >> >17. Exodus 77 - Just Time - Regal
> >> >Nonchalent hip hop with great selection of samples.
> >> >
> >> >18. Ian Pooley - Balmes - V2
> >> >Feat. a Faze Action's mix.
> >> >
> >> >19. Badmarsh & Shri - Signs - Outcaste
> >> >Feat. Bonobo's electro housy remix.
> >> >
> >> >20. Fussible - Odyssea 2000 - Head & Arm
> >> >Deep House meet Latin percussion
> >> >
> >> >
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