Bumcello

Sometimes classified simplistically while trip-hop, Bumcello is really a downtempo electronica duo from Paris, France, whose wide-ranging music pulls from groove-driven designs such as for example jazz and left-field home in addition to dub reggae and hip-hop. Made up of makers Vincent Ségal and Cyril Atef, who perform a lot of the music themselves, Bumcello produced their full-length recording debut in 1999 with Bumcello for the 3rd party label Comet Information. Their second recording, Booty Period (2001), comprised partly of a live show on general public radio train station France Musique, premiered over the label Personal – Radio France. In 2002 they advanced with their third label, Tôt ou Tard, a esteemed subsidiary of Warner Music France, and released Nude for Like (2002), a sample-free work featuring significant guests such as for example Mathieu Chédo (aka M) on “Loss of life in Brest” and Lateef the reality Speaker, Present of Gab, and Key Xcel on “Gorgeous You.” An extended tour of European countries with Chédo followed combined with the associated double live record Obtain Me (2003). Successive albums Pet Sophistiqué (2005) and Lychee Queen (2008) on Tôt ou Tard had been well received and, achieving quantities 198 and 159 over the French albums graph, marked the progressively growing reputation of Bumcello.