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Hudson Mohawke At The Hoxton |
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Status: Past Event!
Type: Music Show
Venue: Hoxton
Location: Toronto, ON (CA)
Start Date: Friday 25 July 2014, 08:00 PM
End Date: Friday 25 July 2014, 11:30 PM
Agent: Ticketweb
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About the person Hudson Mohawke:
Art: Music
Genres: Electronic, Hip Hop, Turntablism, Leftfield, IDM, Experimental, Instrumental Hip Hop, Intelligent Dance Music, Leftfield Hip Hop, Electronic Hip Hop, Electro, Electronica, Electro-hop, Glitch, Glitch-Hop, Experimental Hip Hop, Experimental Electro, Experimental Electronic, Instrumental, Abstract, Abstract Hip-hop, Downtempo, Downbeat, Crunk, Bass, UK Garage, Garage, Garage House, Hip House, House |
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Notable Organizations: Ticketweb, Embrace Presents
Notable Venues: Hoxton, Toronto (ON), CA
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| Hudson Mohawke (real name Ross Birchard), also known as Hudson Mo or Hud Mo, is a highly touted hip-hop-oriented IDM producer/DJ from Glasgow, Scotland, affiliated with the LuckyMe collective. He was signed to Warp Records despite a very limited track record of official releases; in fact, the bulk of his releases were unofficial tracks and DJ mixes circulated on the Internet. His first official release to get major notice was "Free Mo," a track on the Ubiquity Records various-artists compilation Choices, Vol. 1 (2007); subsequently, he was featured as a remixer on Choices, Vol. 2 (2007). In 2008, his 12" EP Ooops! on LuckyMe/Wireblock became an underground sensation, particularly once word spread of his recording contract with Warp, one of the most renowned IDM labels in the world. In addition to his solo work, Hudson Mohawke collaborated with Mike Slott as Heralds of Change, releasing a series of 12" EPs (Show You, 2006; Sittin' on the Side, 2007; Puzzles, 2007; Secrets, 2007) on All City Records. His first release for Warp, the Polyfolk Dance EP, surfaced in early 2009, while a self-titled full-length — featuring vocal appearances from Dâm-Funk and Olivier Daysoul — was out that October. The five-track EP Satin Panthers followed in 2011. |
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