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Ed Banger Records celebrates its 10th birthday!

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    Various Artists - Ed Rec Vol. X
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    Ed Rec Vol. X
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    (2013)
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    by Various Artists
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    It’s been a decade now since Pedro “Busy P” Winter and his compadre So Me started bringing us the best in French electro, or, as our friends across the pond call it, “la French Touch”. Thanks to impressive early signings like Justice, Mr. Oizo, DJ Mehdi and Cassius, Ed Banger Records quickly became one of the most exciting electronic imprints in the industry, and they continue to impress to this day with acclaimed acquisitions like Breakbot, Sebastian and Mickey Moonlight. To celebrate the label’s 10th anniversary, Winter asked each his protégés to write a new track for the occasion. Et voilà! Here you have 14 shiny, new tracks, created by an array of electro legends.

Check out selections from the label's catalog at reduced price:

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    Daft Punk - Random Access Memories
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    Random Access Memories
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    (2013)
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    by Daft Punk
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    With dance music dominating the charts and everyone having recently gone EDM-mental, when Daft Punk unveiled their album trailer at Coachella they couldn’t have wished for a more effusive welcoming committee. The funny thing is, while "Get Lucky" is clearly grade A dance-floor fodder, as a taster for the full-length it’s a bit of red herring. For the most part, Random Access Memories finds our Robot Rockers on a much more laid-back tip, dipping their toes into disco, house and funk alongside industry legends like Nile Rodgers, Todd Edwards and Giorgio Moroder. So if you’re seeking an instant fix of cheek-chewing tune-age, you might want to look elsewhere: we suspect this one will only reveal its true riches on repeated listening.

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