Artist: Tiga: mp3 download
Genre(s):
House
Electronic
Tiga's discography:
Sexor
Year: 2006
Tracks: 15
Man Hrdina (DJ Kicks)
Year: 2003
Tracks: 3
DJ Kicks - Tiga
Year: 2003
Tracks: 1
Burning Down
Year: 2003
Tracks: 2
Based in Montreal, Tiga is a DJ/producer earth Health Organization has effectively worked the underground and the mainstream with his wry firebrand of camp electro and desolate techno. Born in Montreal, Canada, Tiga's first base exposure to his succeeding came from touring the Goa area of India with his DJ father passim the '80s. Following in his father's footsteps, Tiga began spinning in Montreal's ice chest clubs in the early '90s, delivery the acidic house sound to Canada. Seeing as how thither weren't any events like the Goa parties he had accompanied, the DJ made his possess and subsequently was credited with throwing Canada's first proper rave. The events continued as Tiga open i of the earlier techno-only phonograph recording stores, DNA, and he also started the Turbo label with gent DJ Mark Dillon. The DJ was prosperous playing and cathartic other people's music and didn't seriously tighten on creating his possess tunes until the 2000s. After spinning Miss Kittin & the Hacker's adaptation of Eurythmics' "Gratifying Dreams" at a clubhouse, Tiga had the musical melodic theme to record some genial of twine up reading with Finnish DJ and friend Jori Hulkkonen. A day in the studio apartment yielded a disappointing variation of Prince's "When Doves Cry" and a better rendering of U2's "New Years Day," just it was their rendering of fella Montreal resident Corey Hart's "Sunglasses at Night" that the couple discrete to release in 2001 under the name Tiga & Zyntherius. It was a vast strike and Tiga rounded extinct the year with two successful mix in CDs, American Gigolo and Mixed Emotions. Interviews, remixes, and touring unbroken the DJ busy until he helmed an edition of K7's successful mix CD series DJ Kicks. In the DJ Kicks tradition, he recorded one new track, "Valet de chambre Hrdina," for the album, which the mark released as a individual. Most DJs chose the single's B-side, an electro adjustment of Nelly's "Hot in Herre," and both the individual and the immix CD were re-released to feature the surprise smash hit.
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