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The French Connection - A Continuous Mix Featuring the Sounds of Artefact

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Download links and information about The French Connection - A Continuous Mix Featuring the Sounds of Artefact by DJ Cam. This album was released in 2000 and it belongs to Electronica, Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Jazz genres. It contains 13 tracks with total duration of 50:42 minutes.

Artist: DJ Cam
Release date: 2000
Genre: Electronica, Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Jazz
Tracks: 13
Duration: 50:42
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Baron Samedi (DJ Cam Remix) (featuring More) 3:03
2. Garance (Mighty Bop Remix) (featuring Art Ensemble) 4:13
3. Epistrophy (featuring Art Ensemble) 4:14
4. Fog Plants (featuring Naruhisa Matsuoka) 5:05
5. Life of Fortune & Fame (Runaways Remix) (featuring Doctor L) 4:05
6. Stress (Deckwrecka Wremix) (featuring Seep) 3:37
7. Blindwhisper (featuring Shinju Gumi) 2:55
8. Hide & Seek (featuring Shinju Gumi) 1:53
9. Underwater Rhymes (featuring Doctor L) 3:45
10. Spook (featuring O'Neill) 3:47
11. You Hear People Say... (Bonjour Mr. Studer Mix By Le Tone) (featuring Mr Quark) 3:52
12. One of These Days (featuring Zend Avesta) 4:35
13. Latitudes (Extralucid Remix) (featuring Ollano) 5:38

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Borrowing the wider name recognition of mixer DJ Cam, its compadre in the French rap scene, the Parisian avant-hip-hop imprint Artefact Records released this 2000 label retrospective, with tracks from ten different producers. Though none of these artists are well-known in the international electronic community, they acquit themselves quite well, each taking the template of downbeat hip-hop and adjusting it thanks to influences from jazz and soundtrack work ("Hide & Seek" by Shinju Gumi, "Spook" by O'Neill), fusion or quiet storm R&B ("Garance" by Art Ensemble, "One of These Days" by Zend Avesta), scratchy, sample-driven American rap (the DJ Cam remix of "More" by Baron Samedi, "Underwater Rhymes" by Doctor L.), and true avant-garde ("Fog Plants" by Naruhisa Matsuoka). DJ Cam's mixing is smooth; it spotlights the diversity of the label, quite underrated considering the quality on display here.