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Chris Joss
Released in February 2008, Teraphonic Overdubs is the fourth studio album from Chris Joss and is available now on CD and 12" Vinyl.
The track I Want Freedom will be released shortly on Vinyl, featuring stomping remix action from Myagi and The Smoky Bandits.
Here's what the press are saying about Teraphonic Overdubs:
"Those who think French dance music stops with Daft Punk and Justice have a sweeter and mellower alternative with Joss" Metromix Chicago Feb 2008
"This is a 13 track masterpiece that crosses genres and time" Vainzine Feb 2008
"This album will put the biggest, stupidest smile on your face" Bandidge Feb 2008
"Groovy!" Global World Strike Feb 2008
"Chris Joss' Teraphonic Overdubs ..promises to be one of the great electronic breakbeat/dub releases of the year!" Aria Blog
To learn more about Chris Joss, check out these interviews:
Read Chris's latest interview with GForce!
"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
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I Want Freedom
ESL133
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Teraphonic Overdubs
ESL125
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A Part In That Show
ESL092
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Superman
ESL106
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Discotheque Dancing
ESL080
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You've Been Spiked
ESL077
ALBUM DETAILS
It's a bird, it's a plane. . .It's Chris Joss returning with an outstanding new 12" "Superman!" Taking the iconic theme song from the original "Superman" film series scored by John Williams, Joss completely forgoes mere sampling and re-records every track element transforming it into a high flying retro-funk jam. Along side the classic theme song is "Superjam," a totally unique spin-off that drops the classic horn section in favor of funky Rhodes key riffing, wah wah guitars, near eastern tabla, and an infections Lalo Schifrin inspired drum groove. If that weren't enough for a single more powerful than a locomotive, check the flipside for a rave-piano accentuated remix of "A Part In That Show" by The Basement Freaks, and a sultry Latin lounge version of "Drink Me Hot" by Plastilina Mosh.