nickodemus

by Jason BirchmeierNew York City-based DJ/producer Nickodemus made a name for himself as theresident DJ of the long-running Turntables on the Hudson club night, and he also released numerous productions over the years, most notably the full-length album Endangered Species (2006).

基本介紹

  • 中文名稱:《sun people: remixed》
  • 專輯語言:英文
  • 專輯歌手:Nickodemus
  • 曲目數量:9
  • 發行時間:2009-12-14
英文簡介,專輯,

英文簡介

His musical style is wide-ranging, incorporating all styles of funky music, from house and Latin to Afrobeat and reggae. Born Nick DeSimone to a family of Sicilian heritage, he grew up in New York City, more specifically Long Island, he was turned on to music at a young age thanks to his family, which played lots of music in the house, namely Motown, disco, and Latin music. In the late '80s he grew interested in hip-hop, regularly tuning into the radio show of DJ Red Alert. In 1990 he began DJing, inspired by the likes of Kid Capri and David Morales, and in 1998 he and his DJing partner, Mariano, founded Turntables on the Hudson, a weekly club night at Chelsea Piers on the west side of Manhattan abutting the Hudson River. The club night proved popular, lasting for over a decade, and spawned a trio of mix albums on Rhythm Love Records (Nickodemus & Mariano Present Turntables on the Hudson, Vol. 1, 1999; Vol. 2, 2000; Vol. 3, 2002) -- as well as a fourth volume in 2003 on Giant Step Records. Meanwhile, Nickodemus was establishing himself as a producer (sometimes in collaboration with either Osiris or Jay B), beginning with releases on Codek Records (Tribute to Baba, 1997; Listen to Your World, 1998; Universal Greetings, 1998; Dippin South, 1998) -- and then followed by additional releases on Mush Records (A New Day, 1998; Earth, 1999) and Rhythm Love Records (The Rhythm Love EP, 1999; Desert Dancer, 2001). There were also subsequent releases on Giant Step Records (Free Souls, 2001; Mariposa, 2002) before Nickodemus found a more permanent home on Wonderwheel Records, releasing Cleopatra in New York Remix EP (2003), Funky in the Middle (2005), Give the Drummer Some (2005), Mi Swing Es Tropical (2008), and more. In 2006 Nickodemus released his full-length album debut, Endangered Species, on Eighteenth Street Lounge Music, also known as ESL, the label of Thievery Corporation; a remix collection, Endangered Species Remixed, followed in 2007.

專輯

《sun people: remixed》
歌手: Nickodemus
nickodemus
唱片公司:暫無
發行時間:2009-12-14
歌曲數:9
曲目
Sun People
Just Move
Brookarest
Sun Children
N‘Dini
La Lluvia
The Love Feeling
Sips And Magic
WEriseWEfallWerise
《endangered species》
歌手: Nickodemus
nickodemus
唱片公司:暫無
發行時間:2006-11-14
歌曲數:13
專輯簡介:by Rick AndersonIn a dance music world in which most DJs happily slot themselves into a prefabricated niche and stay there, rarely challenging their fans' ears and expectations, New York-based Nickodemus is something of an anomaly. He grew up on hip-hop, Latin music, and Motown R&B, and when he hit the decks himself he quickly brought in elements of blues, funk, and Afro-beat as well. His very fine debut album finds him exploring all of his various influences and paying tribute to the sounds and artists that continue to inspire him in his native city. From the Latin bop of "Mi Swing Es Tropical" and the complex horn-heavy funk of "Funky in the Middle" to the Brazilian house excursion "Bailamos en el Junque" and the hard-yet-sweet female rap of "The Spirits Within," Nickodemus shows off an admirable breadth of taste here, and even if "Give the Drummer Some" offers a throwaway metarap lyric and "Mystery of Life" is only a so-so song, every track has more than enough sonic depth to reward close listening. Notice, in particular, the klezmer horns on "Crazy Stranger" and the utterly gorgeous highlife guitar on "Back from Africa." Highly recommended.
曲目
Mi Swing Es Tropical
Funky In The Middle
Give The Drummer Some
Crazy Stranger
Cleopatra In New York
Peace Pipe
The Spirits Within
Bailamos En El Junque
Back From Africa
Rhythm Love Reprise
The Global Village (Instrumental)
Mystery Of Life
Endangered Species (Outro)

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