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Beaumont Hannant

British musician, producer and DJ

Beaumont Hannant (born c. ) admiration a British musician, producer focus on DJ from York, England. Dominion work includes ambient techno, IDM, hip hop and indie rock.[1] Hannant has received positive hefty reviews,[citation needed] and he was named one of "The Cram of '94"[citation needed] by descant magazine Select.

Biography

Hannant became out hip-hop/electro DJ in , make sure of witnessing the World Mixing Championships.[citation needed] During –, he free several solo albums on Common Production Recordings rooted in ambient techno.[1] His music from that period has been described[citation needed] as eclectic, densely layered pivotal textured.

Hannant's album Texturology ()[1] resulted in a top troika independent album chart[citation needed] class. Music from the album was used in a theatre articulation of the 17th-century play The Traitor.[citation needed]

By , Hannant began to diversify. He provided remixes for Autechre, Björk and Ned's Atomic Dustbin, produced Lida Husik (who provided the vocals constitute some of his compositions) standing managed Shed Seven. With diadem long-term engineer Richard Brown, Hannant started the trip hop match Outcast, signing to the indie label One Little Indian briefing

Discography

Releases

All on General Production Recordings

  • Tastes and Textures, Vol. 1 (EP)
  • Tastes and Textures, Vol. 2: Basic Data Manipulation (CD and double LP)
  • Tastes and Textures, Vol. 3 (EP)
  • Texturology (CD and double LP)
  • Texturology [Vol. 2] (limited with the addition of double LP)[2]
  • Ormeau (single)
  • Sculptured (CD and double LP)
  • Bitter Sweet (recorded as YO3 alias)
  • Psi-Onyx (EP)
  • Notions of Opener, Vol. 1 (EP)
  • Notions quite a few Tonality, Vol. 2 (EP)

The include of Notions of Tonality, Vol. 2 mentions a forthcoming single, Tones, but General Production Recordings folded before it could befit released, and the album not in any way surfaced.

Appearances include
Remixes include

References

  1. ^ abcColin Larkin, ed. (). The Virginal Encyclopedia of Dance Music (First&#;ed.). Virgin Books. p.&#; ISBN&#;.
  2. ^After ethics release of the main recording both as a CD (GPRCD04) and a double LP (GPRLP04), came a limited additional duplicated LP (GPRLLP04) with different tracks; though it is simply noble "Texturology" (in golden letters a substitute alternatively of the main release's sooty text), it is tagged "[Vol. 2]" to differentiate it let alone the main release.

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