Dive into the vibrant and eclectic world of Basement Jaxx with their debut studio album, "Remedy," released in May 1999 under XL Recordings. This big beat masterpiece is a kaleidoscopic journey through a myriad of genres and rhythms, showcasing the duo's innovative approach to electronic music. With tracks like "Rendez-Vu," "Jump 'N Shout," and "U Can't Stop Me," Basement Jaxx delivers an energetic and infectious soundtrack that captures the spirit of late '90s dance culture.
"Remedy" is not just an album; it's an experience. The 15-track collection, spanning 57 minutes, is a testament to Basement Jaxx's ability to blend house, breaks, and hip-house into a cohesive and dynamic whole. The album's creation was driven by a dissatisfaction with the state of dance music at the time, and the result is a refreshing and invigorating departure from the norm.
Basement Jaxx's live performances, often featuring collaborations with artists like Dizzee Rascal and a horn section, bring the energy of "Remedy" to life. The album's joyous and propulsive nature has made it a standout in the dance music scene, drawing comparisons to the groundbreaking work of Daft Punk.
Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Basement Jaxx, "Remedy" offers a thrilling exploration of sound and rhythm that is sure to get you moving. Don't miss out on this essential piece of electronic music history.
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