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Chris Joss

 

French multi-instrumentalist and music producer extraordinaire Chris Joss is back again with a new album Monomaniacs Volume 1.  Like a long lost vintage LP plucked from a time capsule buried sometime in the 1970’s this album brings Joss back to a distinctly traditional and dusty funk groove.  Recalling the iconic blaxploitation and grindhouse film soundtracks of that era, Monomaniacs is filled with ricocheting breakbeats, whirlwinds of wah-wah, rubber-band basslines, cosmic organs, and even a few shredding rock guitars to put some hair on your chest.  Can Volume 2 be far behind? Release date: January 12, 2010.

To learn more about Chris Joss, check out these interviews:

Aria website.

Remix Magazine 

SoundFires.com

Read Chris's latest interview with GForce!

Gearwire Interview

 "Drink Me Hot"  featured in a Valentine's Day commercial in the UK. To see the commercial, click here 

 

 
 
 
 

TOUR DATES

 

Chris Joss has no current tour dates.

 
 
 
 
 
 

RELEASES

 

Chris Joss
Monomaniacs Volume 1

ESL 160

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Chris Joss
Sticks

ESL 144

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Chris Joss
I Want Freedom

ESL133

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Chris Joss
Teraphonic Overdubs

ESL125

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Chris Joss
A Part In That Show

ESL092

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Chris Joss
Superman

ESL106

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Chris Joss
Discotheque Dancing

ESL080

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Chris Joss
You've Been Spiked

ESL077

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RELEASE PREVIEW PLAYER

 
1.Discotheque_Dancing__Ursula_1000_remix_» Listen» Buy Song
2.Discotheque Dancing (Album Version)» Listen» Buy Song
3.Wrong Alley St., Part 1 (Fort Knox Five Remix)» Listen» Buy Song
4.Wrong Alley St., Part 1 (Album Version)» Listen» Buy Song
 
 
 

ALBUM DETAILS

 

ESL is delighted to bring you the first single from Chris Joss' LP You've Been Spiked. "Discotheque Dancing" is a Hammond infected, breakbeat swinger and gets the remix treatment from Ursula 1000 on the A side while "Wrong Alley Street (part 1)"s blaxploitation funk gets redone by the Fort Knox Five on the B.