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«Motown Junkie a.k.a. Ed The Sampler is Edgar Matos and lives very close to the spanish border in a portuguese town called Elvas, deep in the Alentejo's deserted countryside. Ed - for short - loves heavy metal rock, noise, goth, industrial and several other kinds, but he also enjoys sampling based electronic music and is quite fond of dark ambient too. As Nhoin - another one of his aliases - he has released stuff on our friend label Enough Records, but this time, as he puts on the Motown Junkie outfit, we will be graced with a different pallete of sounds.
'Plagiarism Perversions', despite its rather obnoxious or even tasteful artwork, is not about junkies or sex perverts, but rather about the art of stealing and appropriating of well known pop music phrases and references, and the consequent recontextualization of those elements, in an instrumental Hip Hop setting. Ed captured dozens of bass lines, guitars, drum beats, keyboard notes, etc., from pretty much everything he had lying around, mainstream or not, and built 15 tracks with strong hip hop beats and strings and basslines from various other styles turning the originals almost unregonizable (but still recognizable if you have a sensible ear). I won't say any names to not spoil your surprise.» - Pedro Leitão
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Dorlev Divad, 12/11/2007
Amazing release, really fun and enjoyable music. I dig the beats and the atmospheres. A great record to listen while you are commuting in the city. Very groove and also deep and mysterious. Mike Banabila and DJ Shadow would approve..

Dorlev Divad, 12/11/2007
Amazing release, really fun and enjoyable music. I dig the beats and the atmospheres. A great record to listen while you are commuting in the city. Very groove and also deep and mysterious. Mike Banabila and DJ Shadow would approve..

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