Productions

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Carl Cox: ”I think Q#5 is the best Q-Record I´ve heard!”

The tracks has been included in the compilation: Progressive House Elements- Mixed by Andy Huges ( Neurodisc, USA) and supported by Dj:s like Trevor Rockliffe and Pa-Randall.

It was among the Top 20 in the chart compiled by Satellite Records (NY) and in the Plastic Fantastic´s Top Twenty. Being played on Swedish National Radio P3 Dans.

Original female vocals by beautiful Tess Mattisson

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This release was highlighted as 1 out of 4 on www.satelliterecords.com/startpage

Enzo from the Plastic Fanrtastic Crew gave this release top rating and
Akodama put it in his Top 10 Chart on SAW–Recordings homepage in October 2002.

Licensed to Dj Hardware- Let The Drums Speak (US) Mix Compilation.

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Cyclone´s hard driving beats and funky arse bassline is something that appeals to DJs like Umek, and also Bryan Zentz and Angel Alanis who both charted this track in their top 10. This also finds favour by jocks like James Holden (Dance Chart Top 10), Dj Nukem, Dj Darky (Dance Chart Top 10 (L.A.)), Sean Gibbons (Top 5 Dance Chart) and the Fluke Dj:s (Top 5). Dj Remy, Dutch Dj and producer have also hammered the track.

EMI in Hungary picked up the track for the compilation: Sterbinsky – Axetazis A Placeban Vol 02.

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Supported by Pete Tong, who played it on his Essential Selection, Hot Mix on BBC Radio 1.

Enzo (Plastic Fantastic) championed the track on Bedrock and gave this 5/5.
Saeed & Palash: 4,5 of 5.

Other supporting Dj:s are Greg Fenton 4/5 and Dave Harkness(Glasgow) who put it at nr1 in his Top 20 Chart.

Here is a playlist with all my productions in order during 1993-2001. It is the short versions where available. It took 8 years to create and it takes 3 hours to listen to 😉

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The track was put on the compilation: Ministry-Seb Fontaine VS The Soul Savers (Ministry Magazine) and played on the Swedish national radio ”P3 Dans”. It´s supported by dj:s like Danny Tenaglia, Graham Gold, Timo Maas and Antiloop. Played by Judge Jules on Radio 1, John Digweed on Kiss Fm and chosen to be Seb Fontaine´s VIP Tune on Radio 1. Dj:s like John Pleased Wimmin, Chris Fresh and many others charted the tune and it was among the top 30 in the Swedish Dance chart and on the Tuneinn Progressive Chart top 50.

The review in 7 Magazine – ”While the a side is a contemporary dubby take on old-school funk complete with wah-wah synts, the standout track is the Hertz remix on the flip. Making the most of the hi-energy bassline – Remember that old Nitzer Ebb on? – It´s a reel party tune that rocks, endlessly going up and down using not much else than funky percs and fx” really says it all. It was given 5 of 5 by Dancing Men.

My first work with TV-themes during the year 2000 lead into another show that was just about to update their music, “Packat & Klart”. I wrote and produced this theme and it went on air for 2 years until I did an updated version 2003.

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For those of you who read the last post about Sexual Healing gets the dub version right here. That’s actually how this tracks started. If you know it, you can tell where the headline “Operate” is taken from. This odd track also ended up on vinyl with the label Rosenberg. The song was supported by Anthony Pappa, joined the “Space Ibiza 2002” cd-compilation was heard in Seb Fontaines radio show.

Although most of what I’ve done actually is released somewhere, there are a few tracks that are not. Here is two tracks, both done during spring 2001, that might be interesting to take part of.