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Part 4 in the mix serie about the New Beat genre around the period of 87 - 89 . 
A genre that gained much attention from the international music scene at that period.
It gained it’s influences from slowed down beats, new wave & ebm bass & Industrial and tribal percussion, Arabic & ambient theme’s, spoken word & movie samples, avant-garde effects, acid & house music and the fashion scene .
Thanks to the dj’s & artist, remixers, friends and listeners.
Enjoy !

Edwards & Armani - Acid Drill (1989)
In-D - Bastion In-D Stress (1988)
Zsa Zsa La Boum - Tu Veux Ou Tu Veux Pas (1989)
Front 242 - Welcome To Paradise (1988)
The Beat Club - Security (1988)
White House White - Ouverture (1988)
Laibach - Panorama (1984)
Micro X - Red Velvet (1989)
Klangwerk - Wollt Ihr (1989)
Bazz - Rrrock It ! (1988)
Frankie Bones - Call It Techno (1989)
Liaisons D - Future FJP (1989)
Pulse 8 - Radio Morocco (Youth Remix)  (1989)
Mohamed - Ham Safar (808 state Remix) (1988)
Two D.J.'s - The Creation (1989)
Lhasa - Acetatechno V 2.3 (1989)
The Concrete Beat - It's Not The Way To Do It (1989)

A Brief History Of The New Beat Culture Part 04 (87 - 89)

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Olivier Abbeloos  is born and raised in Belgium. He’s active as DJ, producer, composer, remixer. 

Step backward,  Olivier Abbeloos a familiar name? That depends on when you first started buying house music.
 
He shot to fame in the early 90's producing classics such as T99's 'Anasthasia' together with Patrick De Meyer & rapper Zeno (which was on Sony Music and XL Recordings around the Prodigy era) and Quadrophonia's 'Quadrophonia' together with Lucien Foort. Two huge records, number ones in many territories worldwide and records that kick started the dance music and in particular the rave scene. The album release of T99 “Children of Chaos” contained 17 tracks. Anasthasia appears on the soundtrack of the 1999 film Human Traffic. A massive hit in 1991 and a great source of inspiration for generations to come. 25 Years later, the iconic song is honored with five new versions on Armada. In 2019 Anasthasia is honored with a lot of remixes on iG Recording.
With Quadrophonia he released the album “Cozmic Jam” including the rave anthem Quadrophonia.
No small feat. Olivier also produced Technotronics Second Album.
 
Fast forward to 2006 and Olivier has struck gold with his C-MOS - “2 million ways” record signed to Lowered Rec. / Universal Music (UK) and remixed by Axwell. But this time its not a rave anthem - this is a raw yet slick house record. 
So what else is Olivier doing ? Olivier runs Holographic & iG Recording, labels based in Belgium. Over the past 20 years, he has developed a typical sound that is like no other in the house scene. He produces several projects under the names C-MOS, Conga Squad, Cloud 9, Nu-matic, Bio-nic, Dynetic, Warp Factor One, Souldraft, Kretek, Soul Patrol, Trigger, Destroyer, Neon, Jarvic 7, Random Generator, Vortex, NBK, QA 0-127, The Concrete Beat, Neutron Pulse, ...
His hot and spicy sequences have appeared on a lot of mix compilations (Armada, Moby, Hed Kandi, Ministry of Sound, ….). Companies like Universal, Sony, Columbia, EMI, BMG, Warner, Virgin, Subliminal, Motivo, Strictly Rhythm, Kingstreet, JBO, Armada, Spinnin' …  licensed his productions.
 
From Brussels to Amsterdam, Berlin, London, LA, … as a DJ Olivier travels the world and gets the crowd wet with anticipation at several house and rave parties. 
Just to name a few clubs, festivals … :
Residencies : La Rocca, Noxx, Fill Collins Club, Studio Live (Who’s Who’s Land), G-Spot, …
Other : Tresor, Kompass, Bangface, Café d’Anvers, Petrol, Kissinger, Krush Club, Vooruit, Decadance, Fuse, Tomorrowland, Time Machine, Age of Love, Melkweg, Paradisio, Turn up the Bass, Ground Zero, Mysteryland, Pleasure Island, Raveland, Wooferland, Bangface, … LA, San Fransisco Berlin, Cannes, Saint-Tropez, Moskow, Tokyo, Ibiza…… 
 
That man’s a legend !

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