David Sugar

An indie digital dance-pop manufacturer from London, Britain, David E. Glucose released a number of underground materials, a lot of it on the web, before jumping towards the trendsetting French label Kitsuné Music in 2007. Glucose, who both creates and sings his music, initial began to create a name for himself with Refreshing From the Chip (2006), a six-track openly downloadable MP3 discharge on 8bitpeoples. Also in 2006, he released the Coin-Op Rocker and David E. Glucose vs. Ears 12″ EPs on C Aspect Trax and Brikabrak, respectively. In 2007 Glucose released the Oi NY, THAT IS London EP on Grecoroman; remixed several paths (the Rumble Whitening strips’ “Women & Young boys in Like,” Big Face’s “I Wanna Be considered a Design Crusader,” Lo Fidelity Allstars’ “Blisters on My Human brain” — not forgetting unofficial remixes like the Klaxons’ “Golden Skans”); and noticed his monitor “To Yourself” released on Kitsuné Maison Compilation 5. His affiliation using the Kitsuné Music label continuing in 2008 using the To Yourself 12″ one and a slot machine for the label’s Kitsuné Maison Tour with Digitalism.