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Mantronix - Music Madness (Vinyl)

Mantronix - Music Madness (Vinyl)

Artist: Mantronix

Music Genre: Electronic, Hip-hop

Label
Demon Records
Cat No
DEMREC682
Released
2021
Pressing
UK
Styles
Electro

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ArtistMantronix
FormatVinyl
LabelDemon Records
Catalogue no.DEMREC682
GenreElectronic and Hip-hop
Barcode5014797902596

Mantronix — Music Madness
Format: Vinyl • Label: Demon Records (DEMREC682) • Released: 2021 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Electro

Tracklist:
A1. Who Is It?
A2. We Control The Dice
A3. Listen To The Bass
A4. Ladies UK Remix
A5. Big Band B-Boy
B1. Music Madness
B2. Electronic Energy Of...
B3. Scream
B4. Mega Mix

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Mantronix was founded by Kurtis el Khaleel, who was born in Jamaica, though his family soon moved to Canada and ended up in New York by the late 1970s. He was working behind the decks at Manhattan's Downtown Records when he met Haitian-born MC Tee, (Touré Embden). After the duo had assembled a demo tape, they gave it to William Socolov, president of Sleeping Bag Records. He signed Mantronix soon after hearing it, and released its debut single, "Fresh is the Word." In 1986, Mantronix's debut full-length The Album was released. By that time, Mantronik had also begun working as an A&R representative at Sleeping Bag, where he signed EPMD. By 1987, the duo signed with Capitol/EMI.

Soon after its third album, MC Tee left to join the Air Force. Mantronik replaced him with Bryce Luvah (a cousin of LL Cool J) and DJ Dee (Mantronik's own cousin).

Mantronik returned in the mid-1990s, recording as Kurtis Mantronik and providing remixes for EPMD, the Future Sound of London, and Violet.

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