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NT 003EP
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After releases on Gigolo, Rush Hour, Planet E and We Play House, French producer Sebastien San presents the Asylum EP, made to be played on every dancefloor there is. With the hypnotic techno-soundscapes of "Asylum," Sebastien San has created one of his best tracks, ever, and the other two tracks are of the same quality. "Does Compute" is driven by inescapable hooks while "Alpha Centauri" slows it down with warm strings, Chicago house claps and a subtly pulsating bassline.
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WPH 011EP
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Detroit grooves from French producer Sebastien San with a deep San Soda remix on top. Things kick off with the title track in an ad lib version. Surprisingly beatless, but deep as you wanna go. "Pulsation" takes things in a hypnotizing direction, drawing you in and working both mind and body. The B-side sees San Soda bring us his downtempo take on "Great Cities" while "Theories" finishes things off with another gorgeous slice of good dance music.
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ECHOCOL 014EP
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Echocord Colour is proud to release the fourth EP by French producer Sebastien San. Again, Sebastien delivers two amazing, floating dubby tracks, with his typical Detroit influences. Both tracks are perfect for the morning hours or for the warm-up DJ set. Sebastien is also known for his releases on labels like Planet-E, Rush Hour and Gigolo.
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ECHOCOL 010EP
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Sebastien San from France releases his third EP on Echocord Colour. Again, he presents a beautiful mixture of the Detroit sound and the more modern sound of dub techno. "Stellar Winds" is a very beautiful track, with full-on strings and after-hours melodies for fans of Carl Craig. "Continental" is a super-powerful dub techno track. Sebastien is also known from his releases on Gigolo, Planet E and Rush Hour. Lime-colored vinyl.
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FIGSPC B
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"A rather talented Frenchman in love with Detroit is the second artist to contribute their music to the SPC catalogue. Sebastien San, who has already released highly received productions with labels like Rush Hour, Planet E and Echochord, provides two wonderful cuts for Figure SPC B. Reminiscent of heroic expeditions into the unknown, both 'Chief Inspector' and 'Midnight Motion' have all the brawn, intelligence and forward-pushing energy of those young and fearless techno pioneers some twenty years past. Full of raw, unadulterated emotions and overwhelming, room-filling waves of kinetic energy, '...Inspector' greets us with an instantly catchy synth hook, rising amongst a strong, classic groove that seeks out the hidden dancer in all of us. Rising and falling through a canyon of synthesizers, a melody of epic proportions fuels this night train's dramatic adventure, freezing time and space in its path."
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ECHOCOL 005EP
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This is Echocord Colour's fifth release and it is produced by France's Sebastien San, known from his releases on Planet E, Rush Hour and Gigolo. He grew up to the sounds of Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder, Prince and Serge Gainsborg, and the birth of Detroit techno and Chicago house had a big impact on him. This release contains 2 perfect tracks for the dancefloor, with a Detroit feeling -- for fans of Carl Craig, Omar S and Dopplereffekt. Initial copies on gold vinyl.
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ECHOCOL 004EP
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This is the fourth release on Echocord Colour, produced by France's Sebastien San. Sebastien has previously released on Planet E, Rush Hour and Gigolo. He grew up to the sound of Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder, Prince and Serge Gainsborg and Detroit techno and Chicago house had a big impact on him. Sebastien has worked with Kirk Degiorgio, Kevin Saunderson and Fabrice Lig. These two Detroitish tracks fit perfectly on the dancefloor, for fans of Carl Craig, Omar S. and Dopplereffekt. Initial copies on purple vinyl.
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PE 65292EP
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Two-track single, B-side features a C2 (Carl Craig) edit. "Sebastien San grew up with the sounds of Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder, Prince, and Serge Gainsbourg. In the early '80s, he got into the new wave and industrial scene and was heavily inspired by Depeche Mode, Cabaret Voltaire, Fad Gadget, Human League, Front 242, and Severed Heads, amongst many others. The emerging club culture of the mid-'80s, as well as the birth of Detroit techno and Chicago house had an even greater impact on him. He consequently landed a job at a local record store where he could get his hands on all those great records. It also helped him to launch his own party series where he could play those fabulous tracks. By the mid-'90s, Sebastien founded his own (and now defunct) record label called Shield Records. During that time, he had the chance to collaborate with artists such as Kirk DeGiorgio, Kevin Saunderson and Fabrice Lig, to name a few. 'It was Fabrice who really turned me into the production side of music. He convinced me to buy synthesizers and drum machines.' Another key factor was Sebastien's meeting with Mad Mike of Underground Resistance in Detroit at the infamous Submerge building. As Sebastien became more familiar with production techniques and studio equipment, he decided to concentrate full-time on music production. He developed his very own style which combines deep atmospheric strings, sweet melodies, and funky beats and rhythms, releasing records on Gigolo Records and Planet E, among others."
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GIGOLO 173EP
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"Enter the Gigolo! International Deejay Gigolo Records is proud to present hot new act Sebastien San. Sebastien, like his mentor DJ Hell, worked in his youth in a record store in order to get his hands on all the great records coming out at the time. This is the debut release from the young Frenchman. And what a discovery Hell has made; 'Wuxia' by Sebastien San is without doubt a fresh-sounding late summer hit."
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