BoomBass Paris, France
BoomBass fell into music as a child. As a teenager, he began to play with drum machines and synthesizers. The 80s ended when participated in the emergence of French rap, co-producing MC Solaar's first album. A few years later, he discovered electronic music with producer Philippe Zdar: he created, with his alter ego, the Cassius duo which became one of the spearheads of the French touch. ... more
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The John Peel Sessions (1999 Reissue + Bonus Tracks)
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