thanks jochem,
the other one i was talking about is Recognition ep.....nice stuff
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From: "Peteri, Jochem" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 3:52 PM
Subject: (313) Jacek Sienkiewicz
Jacek Sienkiewicz (pl)
Jacek Sienkiewicz was born in Warsaw in 1976. In early 90ies attended first
underground raves held in Warsaw, and quickly started collecting vinyl and
DJing, from the very beginning focusing on not quite popular minimal techno.
Eager to escape limitations of standard DJ setup, Jacek soon started
producing his own music. After two years of completing gear and
experimenting with sounds, his first CD was released in early 1999. Title
"Recognition" also became a name of Jacek1s "home" record label. Until now,
six vinyl EPs were released, selling out immediately worldwide and bringing
rave reviews both as guaranteed, powerful dancefloor techno tools and
carefuly crafted, original compositions. At the very base of Jacek`s style
lies originality: although inspirations sometimes are obvious, the tracks
always manage to retain a very individual edge, keeping with a very special
kind of string-driven melancholy over accelerating beats. But artist1s
imagination reaches beside dancefloor: recently also some experimental
tracks started to surface. Firstly "Item", an EP for Berlin`s prominent
magazine De:Bug, and in early 2001 another one, this time "Pocket Control"
for blooming Cologne-based Trapez Records.
Jacek still plays out as a DJ, although definitely prefers playing live. He
appeared several times live with more experimental sets, accompanying
artistic performances at Warsaw`s Centre for Contemporary Art or supporting
the likes of Mouse On Mars. His sets are often accompanied by advanced
visuals, also created by Jacek.
Being widely appreciated outside Poland, Jacek tries to stay aside Polish
techno scene, doing his thing rather than following current trends. And
music speaks for itself: crafted with soul and passion, this is techno for
the future, combining clubby dynamics with deeply original sound design.
Releases:
"Recognition CD" - Recognition CD001
"Recognition EP" - R- EP001
"Directions" - R- EP002
"Meaning" - R- EP003
"The Truth" - R- EP004
"Real Link" - R- EP005
"tba" - R- EP007
"Item" - De:Bug Hartwaren 02
"Pocket Control EP" - Trapez 04
"Slope" - KlangElektronik
"Case Theory" - WMF
"Techne" - cd/lp album, Cocoon Recordings
boom,
Jochem,
Servicedesk ICT
-----Original Message-----
From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: dinsdag 31 januari 2006 15:48
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Jacek Sienkiewicz
Ok, I've got a question for you Tristan, or whoever is awake around here
and knows. I know nothing about Mr Sienkiewicz at all. Zilch. All I know
is that he's got (to me) one of the coolest names I've ever heard. I
don't know why I think it's cool but I do.
Now, you Sienkiewicz collectors, maybe you can help me.
Firstly can you tell me in a nutshell why you think he's as good as you
think he is?
Next can you recommend me a record to kick-start my own collection of
his records.
Cheers,
Ken
-----Original Message-----
From: Tristan Watkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 31 January 2006 14:31
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) Jacek Sienkiewicz
HELLOOOO 313 WAKE UP!!! Stupidly quiet around here lately. Let's discuss
techno and stuff.
Anyway, I think it's safe to say that Jacek Sienkiewicz is completely on
form right about now. I got his album on Cocoon a while back and was
fairly
nonplussed. Just heard clips from Recognition 015, and it's sounding
dope.
Got 014 last month and am thoroughly in love with "Still Forward ".
Arguably
as good as anything he's done. 016 is sounding fairly interesting as
well,
although I've only quickly scanned through it.
Tristan
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