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La Lune
Je Suis Music (Cerrone cover)

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L'impératrice live at Findspire [Alt. link: Facebook]
Agitations Tropicales
La Lune
Je Suis Music (Cerrone cover)
CERRONE - “SUPERNATURE”
A sprawling disco epic from 1977, inspired by science fiction classic The Island of Dr. Moreau, as well as the fact that Marc Cerrone had recently received an analogue synthesiser, the ARP Odyssey, from his record label. Despite its ponderous length and the fact that it’s built around a fairly simple sequencer line, this one never gets old for me. Who doesn’t love a song about a mutant para-human uprising that you can also dance to? ”Supernature” was recently featured in ad, for Gucci, of all things, which starred Iggy Pop, of all people, so I guess it’s got some range, and utility beyond simply filling dance floors in discotheques.
BLUFRANK - 'Jungles of The Unknown // Supernature'
BLUFRANK – ‘Jungles of The Unknown // Supernature’
Just before my laptop expired for the second time last year, I was contacted by Cairo based BLUFRANK. I’d heard just enough of the Egyptian rhythms, in the opening to ‘Jungles of The Unknown’, to pique my interest before the MacBook Pro went AWOL. Thankfully, time and ether have conspired to reunite me with this elusive soundsmith, who describes himself as, “The equivalent of experimental-pop…
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Cerrone - A Documentary
Cerrone Documentary
Cerrone is an almost 17-minute documentary about how the disco icon Marc Cerrone became a drummer and eventually one of the biggest and most influential names in dance music. Surprisingly, he was inspired to play drums after seeing Jimi Hendrix’s drummer Mitch Mitchell in action. Nile Rodgers, Dimitri From Paris, Dave Haslam and Cerrone himself discuss how his music was initially misunderstood by the French music industry in his native France but later became an international force. His magnum opus “Supernature” lead the way into house music and now EDM. The song has also been sampled inside numerous hip-hop classics as well. The resurgence of dance music and DJ culture has roots in Cerrone’s music as well as other icons like Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder and Chic.
Cerrone
Cerrone I, II & III (1976-1977)
"Disco Music By French Artists" Cerrone - Give Me Love, 1977