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DJ Cam
Released 2000

Garance (Mighty Bop Remix)
04:13
968 plays

Epistrophy
04:14
717 plays

One Of These Days
04:35
715 plays

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- 1
- Baron Samedi (DJ Cam Remix)
- 03:03
- 1,518 plays

- 2
- Garance (Mighty Bop Remix)
- 04:13
- 968 plays

- 3
- Epistrophy
- 04:14
- 717 plays

- 4
- Fog Plants
- 05:05
- 489 plays

- 5
- Life Of Fortune & Fame (Runaways Remix)
- 04:05
- 477 plays

- 6
- Stress (Deckwrecka Wremix)
- 03:37
- 475 plays

- 7
- Blindwhisper
- 02:55
- 623 plays

- 8
- Hide & Seek
- 01:53
- 411 plays

- 9
- Underwater Rhymes
- 03:45
- 587 plays

- 10
- Spook
- 03:47
- 493 plays

- 11
- You Hear People Say...(Bonjour Mr. Studer Mix)
- 03:52
- 437 plays

- 12
- One Of These Days
- 04:35
- 715 plays

- 13
- Latitudes (Extralucid Remix)
- 05:38
- 443 plays

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album review

Borrowing the wider name recognition of mixer DJ Cam, its compadre in the French rap scene, the Parisian avant-hip-hop imprint Artefact Records released this 2000 label retrospective, with tracks from ten different producers. Though none of these artists are well-known in the international electronic community, they acquit themselves quite well, each taking the template of downbeat hip-hop and adjusting it thanks to influences from jazz and soundtrack work ("Hide & Seek" by Shinju Gumi, "Spook" by O'Neill), fusion or quiet storm R&B ("Garance" by Art Ensemble, "One of These Days" by Zend Avesta), scratchy, sample-driven American rap (the DJ Cam remix of "More" by Baron Samedi, "Underwater Rhymes" by Doctor L.), and true avant-garde ("Fog Plants" by Naruhisa Matsuoka). DJ Cam's mixing is smooth; it spotlights the diversity of the label, quite underrated considering the quality on display here. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide