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8 Feb 2010 After the success of "Mostro", the french wonderboy Play Paul - mainly known for his works on Kitsune, Gigolo ("Lalaland") and Craft Music - is back on Absolut Freak Records with "9AM". The EP starts with a massive remix by the german sensations Disco Trash Music (freshly signed on the label) which will smash your head, until the break... Everybody say "yeah"! Back side, the most exciting turkish band Gooseflesh is also back on Absolut Freak (after their remix of Dro & Lodzy's "Now Yet Now" on the AF13) with a powerful version in their own style. A killer! Then, the original version by Play Paul takes you to a lovely journey, with a warm melody for melancholic mornings. Feedbacks : Distributed by Topplers --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 Apr 2009 "Mostro" is the project of 4 electro superstars, only for Absolut Freak Records. On "Mostro 1", the french wonderboy Play Paul, mainly known for his works on Kistune, Craft Music and Gigolo ("Lalaland"), meet Daniel Dexter, member of the german crew Acid Kids which also appeared on eminent labels such as Exploited or Television Rocks. They give a dynamic and spacey electro sound with fine synths. A must have! Back side, the club legend Boris Dlugosch and Raik Fargo from Hey Today! (Kitsune) are Come Klar and give with "Monstro 2" an explosive tune with a freaky bassline and fluo pads on a massive compression! Feedbacks : Buy it : Distributed by Topplers --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 Apr 2009 BOXON vs ABSOLUT FREAK super partouz @ REX CLUB, PARIS (15 Apr 09) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 Feb 2009 Check out the reviews of "Not Yet Now" and "Mostro" on the french magazine Only4DJ's, this month. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Feb 2009 Dro & Lodzy are 2 young french boys with strong ambition, first by signing their first EP on Absolut Freak Records, then by being remixed by the most exciting producers of the moment: Dilemn and Gooseflesh. It starts with the massive remix of the turkish superheroes Gooseflesh, which alternates breakbeats and trashy guitars. Back side, the electric original version of "Not Yet Now" reveals the promising talent of the two kids. At last, the french sensation Dilemn, well-known for his works on Boxon, Turbo and Boysnoize, makes it dirty & absolutly freaky! Distributed by Topplers --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 Jan 2009 Sui Generiz is a Portugal based sub-label of Absolut Freak Records with a minimal oriented policy, run by Alexx Wolfe with the support of Frederic De Carvalho. The first reference is signed by the finnish sensation from Lisbon Zentex, well-known for his works on Traum, Kickboxer or Resopal. With "Blue", he offers a tribute to the finest paths of emotional dance music with a pure deep techno masterpiece. The second cut, "Orbitalia", sounds more punchy with strong dubby chords and a magical piano. Back side, the young belgian sensation Ji-Fi (after his success on Thomas Heckmann's AFU Ltd) gives a real dancefloor killer in a bouncy style remix. Then, Alexx Wolfe brings some funkiness in a raw version with no concession. Distributed by VinylFrance --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 Sep 2008 THE FIRST ABSOLUT FREAK T-SHIRT IS NOW AVAILABLE ! YOU CAN FIND IT ON BEWOL, NULOOP, DECKS... CLICK ON THE PICTURE TO BUY IT ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 Sep 2008 The japanese producer Hiroki Esashika is the new Absolut Freak Records signature. Immortalized by the hits "Kazane" and "Kazablanka" on Carl Cox's label Intec Records, he's back with "Eve" and "Cubik". The EP starts with a remix by Nicolas Chenard on which the french brings his melodic genius for a melancolic techno mastepiece. Then, the original version of "Cubik" give a more clubby and bleepy sound with a brilliant 8-bit touch. Back side, the anthem "Eve" sounds hypnotic until the massive break with synth flights. At last, the south african sensation from Lisbon Portable aka Bodycode (after his great album "Powers Of Ten") calms down with a subtle deep and percussive remix, in his own style. Distributed by Topplers --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Sep 2008 ABSOLUT FREAK PARTY @ SOCIAL CLUB, PARIS (13 Sep 08) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 Jul 2008 Check out the reviews of "Babydoll" on the magazines TRAX and TSUGI, this month. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 May 2008 Absolut Freak Records is proud to present its new signature, the legendary rave veteran Adam Sky. After his successes on Kitsune, Exploited and Crosstown Rebels, the author of the planetary hit "Killer" featuring Seal in the begining of the 90's is back with "Babydoll", a massive mutant electro track mixing acid basslines, pop melodies and trancey pads with maestria. Back side, Frederic De Carvalho meets Tristy Nesh for an exclusive shock, giving a strong electro-house remix. Then, the swiss sensation Fan Erhalder (author of the famous "Samantha Fox") brings his unique groovy touch in a solid dancefloor version with Sci-Fi influences. Mastered by TPH --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 May 2008 "Pixelize (Expander Remix)" is in the sampler of TRAX, the main french electro magazine, this month. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 Mar 2008 "The canadian producer Omni is signed on Absolut Freak, and for the 10th release of this label, you'll find a superb picture disc edition of his absolutely extraordinary track "Rocking Monster". It's pure electro as Alter Ego, it's very powerful, a hit which will shake you up with no doubt..." Listen "Rocking Monster" in Sounds section --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 Feb 2008 "Insane (Zoo Brazil Remix)" is in the sampler of DANCE CLUB, the main portuguese electro magazine, with an interview of Frederic De Carvalho, this month. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 Jan 2008 Frederic De Carvalho is back with Slapstick on Absolut Freak Records. After the success of "You Can't Stay Right Here", the guys had fun on their machines with "Insane" and "Pixelize", giving a happy smashing electro shambles under helium. The french combo Electroluxe Family (author of the famous "Acid Attraction") offer a real dancefloor killer in an acid remix of "Insane" absolutely freaky! Then, the swedish superstar Zoo Brazil (also producing now for Kylie Minogue) brings some loudness in a crispy clubby version in his own style. At last, the portuguese minimal master Expander calms down with a brilliant techno remix of "Pixelize" in a Chicago style. Listen "Insane / Pixelize" in Sounds section --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 Nov 2007 OUT NOW : Slapstick & Frederic De Carvalho - You Can't Stay Right Here Listen "You Can't Stay Right Here" in Sounds section --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 Sep 2007 ABSOLUT FREAK & CLUBXTREM present the "DO NOT EDUCATE" REMIX CONTEST More infos in Operations section --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Sep 2007 The French techno warrior Popof arrives on Absolut Freak Records after his great deliveries on Thomas Heckmann's AFU and soon on Skryptöm. He confirms his electro skills with "Vabern", a deep and melodic masterpiece with a unique atmosphere. Back side, the finnish sensation from Lisbon Zentex gives a rich percussive remix in his own minimal style. Then, "Black Jesus" brings some funk in a real dancefloor killer with raw bass and twirling sounds. Listen "Vabern EP" in Sounds section --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Jul 2007 The croatian producer Tristy Nesh, formerly known as INAF (Monoid, Sodium...) is the new Absolut Freak Records signature after recent successes on Electrade, Upstruct and Steph Highland's Elektrovibes. This EP starts with the original version of "Little Hip Molecular", a great organic track with a nice melody. Then, the russian sensation from Datapunk and Dance Electric Xenia Beliayeva, brings a glamour dimension in a top electro remix with lustful vocals. Back side, "Phone Number" gives a pure clubby sound with solid bass and fresh vocals. Don't pass on this killer track! At last, "Fire Fox" make it freaky and noisy with a powerful sound with no concession. Listen "Little Hip Molecular EP" in Sounds section --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 Apr 2007 "Sexy DJ (The Remixes)" available in --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 Mar 2007 After the success of "Sexy DJ" on Bodytalk with a great remix by Kiko, Frederic De Carvalho & Miss Flora are back with new remixes of their famous track on Absolut Freak Records. First one by swedish phenomenon John Dahlbäck as Huggotron who brings a dirty sound in a terrible freaky version. Back side, Nicolas Chenard gives a top remix in his own style with Sci-Fi influences. Then, "Rock Your Body To The Beat", a new original track by Carvalho & Flora, calls to dance with a pure clubby and melodic sound. Listen "Sexy DJ (The Remixes)" in Sounds section --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 Oct 2006 "Freak" available on Juno, Nuloop, B Side, Decks, DanceRecords, Rare Records, Disc Unit, Deejay.de… --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Sep 2006 After "Thriller Express" by Nicolas Chenard and the famous John Lord Fonda remix, "Freak" is the second reference from Absolut Freak Records by its founder Frederic De Carvalho. The original version is a mutant electro track mixing distortion, sizzle vocals and breakbeats. "Black Hole" calms down with deep chords on an electro loop and a disto-break final. Back side, 2 remixes of "Freak", first by the "New York rockers" Neurotic Drum Band (Ulysses & John Selway) who add a groovy dimension in a rich NY-style version, then the belgian sensation LouLou Players (Kolombo & Djerom) who bring it home with an essential dancefloor killer with bleeps and raw beats. Listen "Freak" in Sounds section --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31 Mar 2006 "Thriller Express" available on Topplers, Nuloop, Juno, Decks, Club News, DanceRecords… --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Mar 2006 "Thriller Express", record of the month on Atomic'x french webzine. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 Feb 2006 With "Thriller Express", Nicolas Chenard inaugurates Absolut Freak Records. The original is a huge powerful and melodic techno track. Frederic De Carvalho brings a clubby vibe in a version with vocals by Miss Flora. Back side, Citizen Records' sensation John Lord Fonda gives a monster remix with no concession, in his own style. Listen "Thriller Express" in section |