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Dal-Gren
Cut Basic

Cut Basic

Artists

Dal-Gren

Catno

FVR013

Formats

1x Vinyl LP

Country

France

Release date

Jan 1, 2008

For some, it takes years to find their true calling...… It took Dal-Gren ten years to find his. Even if his first beats came flying out of his Playstation, he already knew exactly what direction he was moving in.

MC and beatmaker extraordinaire, his musical culture bounces from jazz to rock, soul, funk, hip hop and electro. Passionate about his craft, he lives in tune with his machines, forgoing clichés and fashions to create his very own staple of moody and timeless hip hop… seemingly stemming from another planet, he's anything but an earthling.

A word from the artist about Cut Basic…: "To me, Cut Basic marks a new era in which an unexplored side of the brain is slammed into, hence a strong sense of déjà vu… The music brings back hazy memories from a childhood that hasn't been completely deserted yet, it brings the basics flooding back … but where do those basics come from ?"

A1

Let's Go

A2

Cosmos Riddim

A3

Trop Loin

A4

Where Is Your $ ?

A5

Automatic Robot

A6

Call The Police

A7

Hair Spray

A8

The Bachelor

B1

Down

B2

Brown Sugar

B3

Do You Know My Position ?

B4

Love Machine Pt.1

B5

Darling (Ladies Night)

B6

Aurora

B7

Groove Machine Pt.1

B8

Move

B9

B.a.b.b

B10

Ufo

B11

Sexy Soul

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