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Eskimo released Cosmic Balearic Beats Vol 1 (Part 1 Of 3) on Wed Oct 01 2008. The 3 track Disco release features In Flagranti, Bottin, and Lullabies In The Dark. **Eskimo** has also released vinyl by [Matured Sinners](/artist/matured-sinners), [Aili](/artist/aili), [Satin Jackets](/artist/satin-jackets), [Curses](/artist/curses), and [Jwb Hits The Beat](/artist/jwb-hits-the-beat). Browse the [Eskimo catalogue](/label/eskimo). People who like Cosmic Balearic Beats Vol 1 (Part 1 Of 3) also listen to Shit Robot, Joakim, The Phenomenal Handclap Band, Aeroplane, Discodeine, Pixeltan, The Glimmers, The Juan Maclean, Munk, Bottin.

Both Alex and Sasha started DJing in the early 80s. Both were deeply influenced by and involved with dance music at the time - Alex by this stage in New York at the Paradise Garage and Sasha at cosmic parties such as Typhoon and Melody Mecca in Italy. Their involvement with New York club culture continued through the 90s, with Alex's legendary SMYLONYLON mixtapes, his designs for 8 ball records, Sasha's designs for Liquid Sky and his long running Organic Grooves party. The design has been an integral part of Codek since it began. From the early hand-screened record sleeves, to the unique self-created typeface of In Flagranti and the more recent rough cut video clips. The provocative montages of obscure archival images reflect a dirty, thrift store vibe in their music and subversive punk attitude. In Flagranti is a contemporary collage of all the above.

In Flagranti

Bottin (Guglielmo Bottin, 1977) is producer, dj and sound designer based in Venice, Italy Bottin makes music only an Italian can make... probably Take a youth spent against a background of old Italian Giallo soundtracks, add in late 70s Italian disco influences, a touch of free and easy west-coast vibe and a smattering of kitsch. That just about half describes Bottin. Bottin’s seminal releases include “Fondamente Nove” on Eskimo Records (2008) and “No Static” for American label Italians Do It Better (2009). Bottin soon moved to the forefront of the contemporary disco scene with his concept album 'Horror Disco” on Bearfunk Records UK, which garnered critical praise for its dashing display of all of Italo’s delights without the pastiche. The album’s title may conjure up images of a Goblin inspired trip through Dario Argento horror movie nostalgia, but in actuality it is filled with thick, Moroder-esque basslines that inspire dancing rather than dread. Horror Disco has sold out 2 cd editions and is currently been repressed in a double-LP special collector's edition. in 2010 Bottin is back on Eskimo Recordings with Galli/Piazza Venezia (produced together with Rodion) in which the signature italo-disco approach gradually blends into a housed-up dancefloor anthem. Shortly after, Nang Records releases “Discoursive Diversions”, a collection of remixes by Bottin for artists like Lindstrom, In Flagranti, Tosca and many more. 2011 saw the release of the Discocracy single on Eskimo Recordings (followed by the Discocracy Revisited remix EP) as well as Aztaro, a collaboration between Bottin, Justus Köhncke and Rusty Egan of Visage. With an exhaustive touring schedule covering over 20 countries and 4 continents, from North America to Australia, Brazil to Hong Kong, from Europe's best underground parties to cult events like We Love Space in Ibiza, Bottin’s reputation as both producer and DJ is a steadily growing force to be reckoned with. His sets are an unpredictable journey into space disco, italo rarities, and deep funk. A reckless blend of retro-futuristic sounds and contemporary electronica that always sets the dance floor on fire. When it comes to nu disco, Italians don't necessarily do it better. But William Bottin makes a pretty good case (Pitchfork) William Bottin is one of the finest purveyors of electronic disco around at the moment (Vice Magazine) A comic sensibility breathes from your melodies of Bottin's Horror Disco. Based in Venice, Bottin has a closer understanding of the links between Italo disco and giallo soundtracks than most. (San Francisco Bay Guardian)

Cosmic Balearic Beats Vol 1 (Part 1 Of 3)

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