Re: etienne de crecy's tempovision

From: Tom Giles (thomas.giles@st-annes.oxford.ac.uk)
Date: Thu Feb 21 2002 - 20:52:28 CET

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    Etienne De Crecy's been producing stuff for a while. Did you ever
    pick up any of those Super Discount things that came out 3-4ish
    years ago? That was him. I can recommend them, nice lush
    production as you say, although rather repetitive. Work well in
    mixes, though....
    He's probably mates with Air, and has certainly remixed them
    (check out the sexy boy 12"; his remix is ok, better than the
    original. NB this 12" is worth buying just for the collaboration
    'Jeanne' with Francoise Hardy)
    laters
    On 21 Feb 2002, at 13:39, De Angela Duff wrote:

    Date sent: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 13:39:29 -0500
    To: acid-jazz@ucsd.edu
    From: De Angela Duff <de@nettmedia.com>
    Subject: etienne de crecy's tempovision

    > I just got this. I kept overlooking it because I thought it was (and
    > it probably is) what I call pop electronica like daft punk. I think
    > what's compelling for me with this album is the lushness of the sound.
    >
    > This is one of the few albums I've listened to recently where I liked
    > every single song. In particular, the way esther phillips (one of my
    > favorite old school vocalists) is sampled in the brilliant song "out
    > of my hands" is very well done. I usually hate it when they chop up a
    > real vocalist's song (ie. Dinah Washington etc).
    >
    > I say all this to say what else out there that is similar, but not
    > overtly poppy and who is this guy? Air is an obvious connection since
    > they're french and lush. I like them already. I listened to some short
    > samples of the Nitin Sawhney (sp?) album, but it didn't move me. It
    > keeps coming up on this list so I'll probably get it anyway. --
    >



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