DJ Shalom
| DJ Shalom | |
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | David Taieb |
| Also known as | Catman |
| Born | 1971 (age 44–45) |
| Origin | France |
| Genres | Electronic, jazz, avant-garde |
| Occupation(s) | Composer, producer |
| Instruments | Turntables, electric bass |
| Labels | Label Bleu, Warner, EMI |
| Associated acts | Catman, Shalark, Mozesli, Olympic Gramofon |
| Website |
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DJ Shalom, a.k.a. Catman, (born David Taieb in 1971), is a French musician and electronic music producer from Paris. He founded his own label Slackness Records in 2001, co-founded La Maison Magasin in 2008, and the project Much Much More based in Brussels, Belgium.
Career
Familiar with turntables since the age of 14,[1] DJ Shalom a.k.a. Catman has worked with Silmarils, Julien Lourau, Bumcello, Piers Faccini, M, Tryo, Java, Femi Kuti, Tony Allen, and Keziah Jones. He was also part of the group Olympic Gramofon. His first solo album, released in 2003, featured Piers Faccini, Sub-Z, Susie One, Vincent Ségalw and Seb Martel. He has also worked in dance and theater.[2]
Discography
Albums
- 1996 – Olympic Gramofon
- 1998 – Mozesli
- 2001 – Shalark: Some of them don't
- 2003 – DJ Shalom
- 2007 – SH 747: Brand new times
- 2008 – Criminal Beats (Volume 1)
- 2009 – Urban Chill Out
- 2009 – Criminal Beats (Volume 2), DJ Shalom & Jeff Boudreaux : The Cesspool Sessions
- 2010 – DJ Shalom: I and I
E.P.
- 1998 – Mozesli: Sunshine
- 1999 – Mozesli: Love & slackness feat. Juan Rozoff
- 1999 – Mozesli: Minea feat. Juan Rozoff
- 1999 – Shalark: Shalamark
- 2001 – Shalark: Don't
- 2003 – DJ Shalom: Yes professor
- 2008 – DJ Shalom: Freaks
- 2008 – Burning: Burning away
- 2008 – Johnny Dollar: Jack's religion
- 2009 – DJ Shalom: Yayas
Limited Edition
- 2010 – Food For Children: Art CD n°1
Remixes & productions
- 1997 – Smoke City: Mr Gorgeous - Mozesli remix
- 1997 – Sinclair: L’épreuve du temps - Mozesli remix
- 1998 – Teri Moise: Il sait - Mozesli remix
- 1998 – Neron - Mozesli remix
- 1998 – Julien Lourau: City boom boom - Dj Shalom remix
- 1999 – Ark: De derrière les fagots - 2 original tracks by Shalark
- 1999 – Ark: Belle lurette - 2 original tracks by Shalark
- 1999 – Ark: Punkadelik - Shalark remix + 1 original track
- 2000 – Mr Oizo: Last Night Shalark Killed Oizo - Shalark remix
- 2001 – Ark: Le magicien d’os - Shalark remix
- 2002 – More GDM: Silver Apples - Shalark remix
- 2004 – Seb Martel: Schizo song – Dj Shalom remix
- 2004 – -M-: Quand je vais chez L – Dj Shalom remix
- 2008 – Susie One: No Shit
- 2010 – Susie One: No More Reality
- 2012 – Katherina Ex et Fantazio: A Sonic Meeting
Featured appearances
- 1995 – Silmarils: Silmarils
- 1995 – Aurèle Ricard: Think Or Thanks a Lot
- 1996 – Légitime processus
- 1996 – Julien Lourau: Voodoo Dance
- 1998 – Julien Lourau: City Boom Boom
- 1999 – Emmanuel Bex: Mauve
- 1999 – -M-: Je dis aime
- 2000 – Java: Hawaï
- 2000 – Julien Lourau: Gambit
- 2001 – -M-: Le tour de -M-
- 2002 – Charlélie Couture: 109
- 2002 – -M-: Qui de nous deux
- 2002 – Red Hot + Riot: Red Hot + Riot : The Music and Spirit of Fela Kuti
- 2003 – Minino Garay
- 2004 – -M-: Live Au Spectrum
- 2005 – -M-: En tête à tête
- 2006 – Oshen: Je ne suis pas celle
- 2008 – Keziah Jones: In the Name Of Love: Africa Celebrates U2
- 2012 – Tryo: Ladilafé
References
External links
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