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Enzo Tedeschi
Birth nameVincenzo Tedeschi
BornSeptember 1, 1979 (aged 34)
Naples, Campania, Italy
OriginNaples
London, England
GenresTech House
Deep House
Occupation(s)producer
DJ
Years active1995–present
LabelsNo-Attitude Recordings
Malatoid
Website[1]

Enzo Tedeschi (born September 1, 1979, Naples, Campania, Italy) is an Italian music producer, DJ and deep house artist.

History

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Texas-born Dear moved to Michigan as a teenager, where he was inspired by the sound of Detroit Techno. Dear met Sam Valenti IV at a party while attending the University of Michigan, after which the two started the record label, Ghostly International, based on a shared love of electronic music. Dear’s first single was 1999’s "Hands Up For Detroit" (co-produced by ghettotech pioneer Disco D, who performed under the name Daisha). Successive singles, such as "Stealing Moves" and the chart-topping "Mouth to Mouth" (as Audion) were issued on Spectral Sound, Ghostly’s offshoot that focuses on dancefloor music.

Dear’s first album Leave Luck to Heaven appeared in 2003 and was praised widely as a seminal fusion of pop and minimal techno. The album’s single "Dog Days" became one of Spectral’s best sellers and a favorite of international DJs like Richie Hawtin.[1] Dear followed the album with Backstroke in 2004 and has also begun working under the harder-edged Audion alias, apart from additional monikers False and Jabberjaw.

In 2007, Matthew Dear released his sophomore full length, Asa Breed. Matthew and his band, Matthew Dear's Big Hands then began a US promotional tour and a European tour as the opening act for Hot Chip. 2008 saw the re-release of Asa Breed as the Asa Breed Black Edition. This re-release added 5 new songs, including a remix of Don and Sherri from Hot Chip and the video for the song, shot in downtown New York City.

Matthew Dear's fourth album, Black City, was released on August 17, 2010. It conceptualizes a futuristic metropolis that never sleeps. Dear describes 'Black City': "Well, there's a kind of timelessness to it in the sense that I don't want things to run on a 24-hour clock. It seems like a city that's always awake, maybe always dialled in electronically, and cannot be turned off. It's this imaginary weird never-sleeping town. But yeah it's full of lust, and love, and dark shadows. Weird things around the corner…"[2]

In 2010, Dear opened for Interpol, performing on their first three dates in the UK.

Influences

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Dear has listed Talking Heads, David Bowie, Adonis, Nitzer Ebb, and Roman Flügel as inspirations.[3]

When asked who he is influenced by as Matthew Dear, "Definitely I'm influenced by Brian Eno and a lot of his work. I've said it before but he is one that is so interesting to listen to on all formats whether it be his production with other bands, whether it's his solo work or whether it's his collaboration work with other artists. He's probably the number one."[4]

Discography

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As Matthew Dear

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Solo

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Albums:

EPs

  • 2003 EP1 (Spectral Sound)
  • 2003 EP2 (Spectral Sound)
  • 2007 Don and Sherri (Ghostly International)
  • 2012 Headcage

Singles

  • 2000 Irreparably Dented (Spectral Sound)
  • 2001 Stealing Moves (Spectral Sound)
  • 2003 Dog Days (Spectral Sound)
  • 2004 Anger Management / Future Never Again (Spectral Sound)
  • 2007 Deserter (Ghostly International)

Compilations

  • 2008 Beginning of the End: Spectral Sound Singles (Spectral Sound)
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Remixing

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As Audion

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  • 2004 Kisses EP (Audion I, Spectral Sound)
  • 2004 The Pong EP (Audion II, Spectral Sound)
  • 2005 Just Fucking (Audion III, Spectral Sound)
  • 2006 Suckfish (Audion IV, Spectral Sound)
  • 2006 Fabric 27 (Fabric)
  • 2006 Mouth to Mouth (Audion V, Spectral Sound)
  • 2006 Just a Man / Just a Woman [with Ellen Allien] (Audion VI, Spectral Sound)
  • 2007 Mouth to Mouth (Remixes) (Audion R1, Spectral Sound)
  • 2007 Noiser/Fred's Bells (Audion VII, Spectral Sound)
  • 2008 Billy Says Go (Audion VIII, Spectral Sound)
  • 2009 I Am The Car (Audion IX.I, Spectral Sound)
  • 2009 Look At The Moon (Audion IX.II, Spectral Sound)
  • 2009 It's Full of Blinding Light EP (Audion IX.III and X,Spectral Sound)
  • 2009 Stoplight (Audion IX.IV, Spectral Sound)
  • 2009 Instant In You (Audion IX.V, Spectral Sound)
  • 2009 That's That (Audion IX.VI, Spectral Sound)
  • 2009 Push (Audion IX.VII, Spectral Sound)

As Jabberjaw

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  • 2003 Girlfriend (Perlon)
  • 2009 The Connie Shake (Spectral Sound)
  • 2009 The Garden Of Eden (Spectral Sound)

As False

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Singles/EPs:

  • 2002 .WAV Pool (Plus 8)
  • 2002 Warsaw Bread (Plus 8)
  • 2003 You Wouldn't/Beginner's Luck(Plus 8)
  • 2004 Sink the Ship EP (M_nus)
  • 2005 River Camping (M_nus)
  • 2007 Fed on Youth (M_nus)
  • 2009 Love Letters (M_nus)

Albums:

  • 2003 False (Plus 8)
  • 2007 2007 (M_nus)

References

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  1. ^ "Interview with Richie Hawtin". Endclub.com. Retrieved July 28, 2010.
  2. ^ Ferguson, Sarah. "Matthew Dear • Interviews •". Exclaim.ca. Retrieved 2012-09-03.
  3. ^ "Interview with Trent Wolbe". Retrieved 2008-06-18.
  4. ^ "Interview with Sarah Ferguson". Retrieved 2010-09-21.
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