BLUECAT - Chill Reception (IRMA RECORDS)

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Date: Sun Feb 03 2002 - 21:33:11 CET

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    I R M A R E C O R D S, 02/2002

    PRESS RELEASE:

    Bluecat: electronica with a jazz flavour

    Out this month "Chill Reception" is the debut album for Bluecat, produced by
    William Bottin for Irma Records Italy and worldwide distributed.
    The aim of the project is to join harmony and musicality such as in jazz and
    funk with beats and new sounds from the electronic scene.The album is an
    eclectic work that includes breakbeat and jazz house tracks as well as more
    downtempo and chill out moments.

    William Bottin, who plays keyboards, trumpet and guitar, is currently
    working in
    the music department of Fabrica, Benetton research center originally funded by
    photographer Oliviero Toscani.
    In the last few years William has joined forces with the Italian jazz/swing
    songwriter Sergio Caputo and is now remixing on of his classic tunes.
    Recently William produced the music for the
    Undercolors of Benetton tv commercial (by Danis Tanovic, director of No Man's
    Land, awarded in Cannes 2001), he also composed the soundtrack for "Once and
    Future Queen", a feature film by American director Todd Verow
    (Bangorfilms) which
    was awarded at the Chicago Underground Filmfest and was also presented at the
    Locarno International Film Festival.

    William Bottin is one of the most interesting artists of the present
    generation.
    his style could be classified as electronica with a jazz influence but
    definitions don't quite fit this eclectic composer. His vast musical background
    blends to form a personal and unique style of its own kind. -- Sergio Caputo

    Contacts: http://www.bluecat.it info@bluecat.it

    fax +39-02-700400232

    pictures and press material available at: www.bluecat.it/press/

    -- 
    William Bottin / Bluecat Productions
    william@bluecat.it / http://bluecat.it
    



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