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Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Music: Sterophonic

Christophe Hoeffel began to work as a producer in the mid 1990s for different projects and started using the pseudonym "Kris Menace" in 2005. Menace is the owner of the house label "Work It Baby" where he nurtured artists such as Patrick Alavi, Lifelike, Fred Falke, Serge Santiago and others.

Partially to be blunt and impartial, partially because im lazy, i will admit to stealing that entire thing from Wikipedia not that its such an amazing piece of writing that I would want to claim it anyways.

This song is just great. Its got that airyness that you can find in Fred Falke, but seems to carry more weight. A Definate addition to the soundtrack.

Kris Menace Ft. Spooky - Stereophonic

Posted by M.Gapany at 9:27 AM
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