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About London Elektricity
The flagship act on West London's Hospital Records, London Elektricity specialize in sleek, organic coffee-table drum'n'bass in league with production maestros like Roni Size and E-Z Rollers. The duo of Tony Coleman and Chris Goss (both musicians) focus on live construction, with solos from flute and violin plus Coleman's thick double-bass on many tracks. Their first release on Hospital, "Sister Stalking," did well in Japan and earned a distribution contract through Sony Japan. Singles like "Pull the Plug" and "Song in the Key of Knife" did well with jungle DJs as noteworthy as Fabio, so Coleman and Goss released their debut full-length Pull the Plug in June 1999. London Elektricity have also provided remixes for Herbie Hancock's Headhunters and the Fugees' Refugee Camp signee Jon Forté. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide
London Elektricity's Discography (3)
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Syncopated City | Hospital Rec... |
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Hospital Mix Five | Hospital Rec... |
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Power Ballads |
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Compilations Featuring London Elektricity (20)
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Hospital Mix Six | Hospital Rec... |
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The Future Sound Of Tokyo | Hospital Records |
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Weapons Of Mass Creation 3 | Hospital Rec... |
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Weapons Of Mass Creation 3 | Hospital Rec... |
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Fabriclive.25: High Contrast | Fabric Records |
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Shazam Recommends...
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| High Contrast |
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| The Chemical Brothers |
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| The Source Feat. Candi Staton |
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| Pendulum |
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Shazamers Who iD'd London Elektricity
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So What P!nk |
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