four tet rmx

Boiler Room #49 Standard Place takeover w/ Four Tet, Jacques Greene, Oneman, Jon Rust & Reecha. Hosted by Asbo.

[Broadcasted on Tuesday 29th March 2011]

Tracklist & video at http://boilerroom.tv

BR #49 Four Tet

Burial/Four Tet - Moth

Remix by Four Tet. Featuring Luke Lalonde, Adem and One Little Plane

Caribou - Melody Day (Four Tet Remix)

cosi ti amo (four tet remix)

This week we welcome back Fourtet who had his first mix on Solid Steel 10 years ago, back in 2001. He was also part of a North American Solid Steel tour that year alongside DJ Food, DK and Bonobo. They all regrouped after the tour back at BBC London for a Solid Steel show spinning records bought only on that tour (Those signed up to the mailing list will be getting a download link for that classic show). His mix celebrates the forthcoming release of his Fabric Live CD and we get a taste of some of the tracks included, with music from Michael Redolfi, Crazy Bald Heads and KMA, plus new music from Fourtet himself.

PART 1 + 2  -	Fourtet		
				
Four Tet 	_	Locked	_	Text
Floating Points	_	Untitled	_	212 Productions
Crazy Bald Heads	_	First Born	_	On A Tick
Sevi G	_	Beautiful Music (El-B remix)	_	Vinylocity
Bad Bwoy Beats	_	Don't Go There	_	White
NnG	_	I Keep	_	Swing City
Roger O'Donnell	_	The Truth in You (Four Tet remix)	_	Great Society 
Juk Juk	_	Winter Turn Spring	_	Text
Michel Redolfi	_	Immersiens Partial	_	INA-GRM
Daphni	_	Ye Ye	_	Text
First Choice	_	Baby Aw Shucks (Ron Hardy edit)	_	unknown
Four Tet 	_	Pyramid	_	Text
Champion	_	Motherboard	_	UK Urban
Persian + D Ross	_	Music	_	Same People
Kyle Hall	_	Xero	_	Wild Oats
KMA	_	Cape Fear	_	Urban Beat
Ramsey + Fen	_	Style (Bug dub)	_	Bug Records
James Holden	_	A Break in the Clouds (Beat tool)	_	Border Community
Earl Sixteen	_	Trials and Crosses	_	Greensleeves

Solid Steel Radio Show 2/9/2011 Part 1 + 2 - Fourtet

Jon Hopkins - Vessel (Four Tet remix)

01 Summertime Our League (Four Tet Remix)

FACT mix 182 - Four Tet (Sep '10)

http://solidsteel.ninjatune.net/

Part 3 + 4 - Four Tet   https://twitter.com/FourTet

The guest mix in hour 2 comes from Fourtet (who had his first guest mix on Solid Steel in 2001) and he goes deep into his record collection for a strictly vinyl selection. We don't have a full track list, but you can see a photo of the album sleeves for every record in the mix. Artists featured include Stanley Clarke, Egberto Gismonti, Don cherry and Solid Steel favourite 'Nobu' by Herbie Hancock and we'll leave you to spot the rest........... 

You can see the album sleeves here......
https://twitter.com/DK_SolidSteel/status/236182537414791169/photo/1


You can listen to the presented version of the show here..........
http://www.strongroomalive.com/2012/08/ninja-tune-solid-steel-with-a-mix-from-four-tet/

Four Tet's new album 'Pink' is out now as a digital release on his Text record label.

Solid Steel Radio Show 17/8/2012 Part 3 + 4 - Four Tet

VCR (Four Tet Remix)

The xx - VCR (Four Tet remix)

Phonica Records return with release no.6, that features three spellbinding remixes of a track that’s a classic around these parts… 

Originally released in 1994, Bob Holroyd’s effervescent, career-defining anthem "African Drug" was included on both Francois K’s 'Essential Mix' and Coldcut’s 'Journeys By DJ: Coldcut' - 70 Minutes Of Madness. So when Bob walked through our shop’s doors one day, we couldn’t resist asking to license the track and give it a new lease of life with two breathtaking remixes. And that’s exactly what we did. 

The first remix comes from the consistently trailblazing Four Tet. Clocking in at just under 12 minutes, there’s only one word to describe it – epic. Using the African samples of the original, Four Tet builds a complex, glockenspiel-esque melody that slowly morphs into a feast of hypnotic percussion, pulsating sub-bass and dizzying, psychedelic FX. Following a brief remission around the halfway mark, the melody returns, unspooling into a climactic freak-out that’s simply classic Four Tet. 

On the flipside we have rising star of T.Williams – who also gave us the first Local Action release – re-tooling "African Drug" for more leftfield dancefloors. An absorbing, off-kilter percussive intro gradually gives way to a heavy yet streamlined 4/4 groove. Ultra-modern but mindful of the source material’s timeless appeal, this is a raw, powerful version with ‘secret weapon’ written all over it.

four tet rmx

seanlynn