Name: What A Mess!
Brand: Pepe Bradock

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Catalogue number

ATA 000LP

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2019-05-10

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Supplier US

Forced Exposure

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

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4251648411451

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Pepe Bradock

Genre US

House

Label US

Atavisme

Pepe Bradock is a French DJ, producer, and remixer known for his hypnotic production style. He began his musical career playing guitar with Parisian jazz-funk bands and later started producing tracks for hip-hop groups. In the early 1990s, he discovered techno and house music, releasing records under the name Trankilou before adopting the Pépé Bradock moniker. With influences ranging from jazz to dub reggae, Bradock has created remixes for artists such as Blaze, Cassius, and Alex Gopher. His biggest hits include "Deep Burnt" and "Life," released on labels like Kif Recordings and Atavisme.

Throughout his career, Pepe Bradock has collaborated with various labels including Classic and Nuphonic in the UK, as well as Silver Network and Atavisme in France. His unique sound continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

If you enjoy mesmerizing electronic music that blends genres seamlessly, Pépé Bradock's captivating productions are not to be missed.

Pépé Bradock on What A Mess!: "It all started with words, and a project for an art book with a CD, acronym for Corps Diplomatiques, as a tribute to a special diplomatic elephant called Abul Abbas. A few mundane terms, picked randomly, then coupled with frequencies chosen in a spontaneous way for their presupposed properties or synchronicities, whether in space, orbital rhythms, color spectrum, or electro-magnetic fields. Those free associations became the foundation for a written composition, the reprogramming of recordings of computer improvisations, and a dialogue with the visual elements of the book. It is also based on the deconstruction of the first LP I did and its reconstruction under the auspices of echoes of a joyful brouhaha from a dreamed speakeasy, including the true voices behind the charade. The freedom is given to the listener to connect the dots and name the tracks according to their own state of mind, mood or interpretation. All further information are in the book!"

What A Mess!

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