Name: Lullamix @ Le Pulp 2003 by DJ Fanny Twin
Duration: 1 h 9 min 31 s
Description: ★ Black Joy ★ Stateless ★ Simon Says ★ Joakim ★ The Rapture ★ Swag ★ Moodyman ★ Savas Pascalidis ★ Agoria ★ Switch ★ Matsaï ★ Chicken Lips ★ Rocket ★

Solo Dancing

1) Appleblim, Ramadanman - Void 23 - Carl Craig Re-Edit
2) Reset Robot - La Porte
3) Djeep Rhythms - Soul Sensation featuring Oskar Kalleja
4) Maetrik - Crush On Me
5) Green Velvet - Harmageddon - Pleasurekraft 'Sideshow' Remix
6) Sharam Jey - Shake Your - Namito Remix
7) Andre Hommen & Gorge - Marashi
8) Darius Syrossian - Stay Up Dancing, Get In Monday - Remix
9) David de Valera -  Say That (Loko Remix)
10) Christian Burkhardt - Slic - Original Mix
11) Madato - Model 27 - Original Mix
12) Remote - Zip
13) Efdemin - There Will Be Singing (DJ Koze Remix)
14) Massive Attack - Paradise Circus (Gui Boratto Remix)

PAPA CIRCUS MIX act.4

★ Black Joy ★ Stateless ★ Simon Says ★ Joakim ★ The Rapture ★ Swag ★ Moodyman ★ Savas Pascalidis ★ Agoria ★ Switch ★ Matsaï ★ Chicken Lips ★ Rocket ★

année 2003

Lullamix @ Le Pulp 2003

Track 11 vom Album "Burning Boats" (Mai 2009, Label: Normoton)

Pupkulies & Rebecca - X-hale

PAPA CIRCUS - After mix -

PAPA CIRCUS MIX act.1

Mix REVENGE - Oct 19 - Mamz'HELL

PAPA CIRCUS MIX act.2

As-yet-unreleased, but it will happen...

Written, recorded and produced by me.

Mixed and mastered by Nico Marcel https://www.discogs.com/artist/1001672-Nico-Marcel

To Make You Afraid

2003

Lullamix @ Le Pulp 2004

Fanny, also known as DJ Lullabies, captivates her audience with her musical choices and exceptional talent, creating a sensual and distinctive sound. With two decades of experience in the DJ booth, this Parisian artist has established herself as an authority in her field.

Her selections and productions reflect her meticulous and creative personality. From a young age, Fanny was influenced by a wide range of styles, including funk, reggae, soul, punk, and psychedelic rock.

In the early 90s, DJ Lullabies delved into the enigmatic and euphoric realm of electronic music, inspired by DJs such as Laurent Garnier, Derrick May, Francesco Farfa, Lil Louis, Larry Heard, and Josh Wink. At the age of 17, she acquired her first turntables and honed her skills by performing at rave parties and student gatherings.

In Paris, DJ Lullabies collaborated with notable French labels, including Missive Music, Subscience, and Pro-zak Trax, working alongside DJs like Pr.Oz, Alëem, David Duriez, Chloé, Sextoy, Cyril K, and Mister J. She also gained recognition by organizing the renowned "Marmelade nights" at the "Pulp" club.

In 2003, DJ Lullabies marked her first EP release, "This Way," with Missive Records, which garnered attention from fellow DJs, the press, and producers. Her breakthrough came with the release of the single "Marmelade" and a remix by Alexkid, featured on various electro compilations such as Cocoon mix by Funk D'Void, Amnesia Underground Ibiza Vol. 4, Paris Lounge 4, and Tracklist 2 by Dan Ghenacia.

From 2007 to 2009, DJ Lullabies collaborated with BADCED (Subscience) under the name LULLABAD, resulting in the release of a new maxi by Missive, including tracks like "My Body's Burnin' Up" and "Planet Electro." In February 2007, Lullabad signed with the renowned label Crack and Speed and produced the single "Main Room." In 2008, Lullabad signed "Pacotille" and a remix by Phonogenic with Young Society Records in Germany.

Today, Fanny performs under the name FANNY TWIN and has shared the stage with artists such as Paul Ritch, Okain, Abe Duque, Remote, and Siskid, at events like Dimuschi and Missive parties.

Lullamix @ Le Pulp 2003

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