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I-F - Bootleg DJ Cafe - NL - Feb 2004 - Part 3

Submitted By: Crispy
Genre: Electro
Date of Set: Feb 21st, 2004
Filesize: 65.00 MB
Total Downloads: 17

 

 

Biography of I-F

I-F, short for Interr-Ference, also known as Ferenc, Beverly Hills 808303. Affiliations: Murder Capital, the Hotmix cartel, Parallax Corporation, the Viewlexx empire, Interdimensional Transmissions, Top Secret; ties to Disko B, other covert recording outfits. Pushes product throughout the globe, specializes in stuttering 808s and throbbing basslines, and inspirational to the careers of countless electro acts on the come up. Headquartered in The Hague, Holland, known to have alliances with electro brokers in Rotterdam (southwestern Holland connection), known associate of Unit Moebius, the Bunker posse, and other black budget artistic projects.

I-F moves through this world of small labels and localized networks more like the playboy gangsters imagined in disco songs than a musician and label owner. His business dealings have the emotional urgency of the affairs of any Italian or Russian Mafia professional. 'I had a bad experience with majors,' he says, remembering the time when his single 'Space Invaders are Smoking Grass' was causing a much more than anticipated stir in Europe. 'They wanted 'Playstation' and 'Space Invaders.' Talk to me--they were already talking to Disko B [the label that released them in Europe], they didn't even talk to me. When I tried to talk to them, it was very difficult. You get a girl on the phone, 'He's not in, he's in a meeting.' No fucking way am I going to deal with you guys. I told Disko B, 'Tell these fucking guys I'm not going to deal with such a company.' If I want to pitch you, if I want to speak to you, I want to leave a message at your answering machine. If you're not interested, or don't call me back or whatever, fuck it, okay, just good friends. But if you want something from me, talk to me, look me in the eye and be fair'

Unlike the criminal underground that traditional gangsters inhabit --where a small, shady organization opposes a larger, more benign government--the thugs in I-f's world are the idealists and the establishment is the force trying to kill art. He gets fiery when he thinks about the way large labels endlessly promote the same sounds and muscle around small outfits threatening their regime. 'Their fucking job is to sell records--so shut the fuck up and sell records. I'm making them--I take care of the music--and I don't want to name labels, but they're selling a lot of shit. Like I've only bought ten, twelve new records this year, because I'm very critical, that's my right to be critical.' Major distributors in Germany boycotted his records when they first came out, and he was dissed by the press in his native Holland in the beginning. Now that 'Space Invaders' has been included on a few chic compilations and played on the radio throughout Europe, the local lifestyle mags have taken notice and have come knocking. But once you do him wrong, there's slim chance for redemption. 'No fucking way am I doing [an interview] with them now.'

His mission is simple: to make people listen to different music. It has lead him to create the disco music side-project Parallax Corporation, his radio show at home, and his various labels to sponsor unknown producers. When I-F gets into some gangster shit, know that he's doing it for you, the curious listeners of the world. How many other gangsters have your back?

http://www.phinnweb.org/links/artists/I-f/

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USER COMMENTS

Rating: (5)

Nov 24, 2004

Comment: Blah.....not very good in my opinion.....I love that old Detroit electro sound and this is far, far from it!!!!
 
 
 
 

Rating: (10)

Jan 05, 2005

Comment: Although this labelled "part 3" I'm not sure that this is actually related to the other 2 parts. But that's okay.

I-F starts off with the classic "Handyman" (not sure that is the right title) and then plays some great electro and synthpop from back in the day. The set ends with a great vocal, the extended version of Marc Almond's "Torch."

If you like music from this time period and don't care about smooth mixing (which I'm not sure would be appropriate for these tracks anyway), check this set out. It's great and I love it. :-D
 
 
 
 

Rating: (8)

Jul 21, 2005

Comment: Not a bad mix from I-f, more rare electro pop - nice and dirty as usual.
 
 
 
 

Rating: (10)

Sep 08, 2006

Comment: this is my favourite part of this three part, 5 hour set.
i can listen to it over and over agian, aing along to it, dance to it, chill to it, read to it, and i never get bored of it. this is the music of my life!

'fix it man', m & g ' s 'when i let you down', nice and wild's 'diamond girl', soft cell's extended version of 'torch'....the list goes on and on.
why are you still reading this? you should be listening to this set right now!