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Remixes & Collaborations
[Ninja Tune]
This Englishman of Brazilian origins started his career with the pseudonym of Cujo. After he signed with the label Ninja Tune, Amon Tobin worked under his real name, mixing jazz, hip hop, drum'n'bass and electronic music. A register in the musical line of Ninja Tune. His very personal style seduced numerous artists of the time who brought their contributions to this album: Kid Koala starts with a groovy, indian-like track, then Bonobo comes in with an excellent drum'n'bass rhythms' title, P-Love brings his scratches on a very amusing music, then Steinski follows with a very robot sounding voice and Double-Clik ends with warm bass lines. After, four remixes of Verbal taken from the last Amon Tobin's album "Out From Out Where" follow. Prefuse 73, Topo-Gigio, Kid 606 and Boom Bip pander to the exercise bringing their personal touch to the track without distorting it. Far from the usual electronic composers, who sometimes loose themselves in noisy experimentations, Amon Tobin gives the priority to the musicality. His sense of melody and his clever use of samples, which constitute his main source of inspiration, make of him an unique artist.
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