Catman (musician) explained

CATMAN
Birth Name:David Taieb
Alias:Catman
Origin:France
Instrument:Turntables, electric bass
Genre:Electronic, jazz, avant-garde
Occupation:Composer, producer
Label:Label Bleu, Warner, EMI
Associated Acts:Catman, Shalark, Mozesli, Olympic Gramofon

Catman (born David Taieb in 1971), son of Willy Lewis, famous French drummer, is a French musician and electronic music producer from Paris. He founded his own label Slackness Records in 2001, co-founded La Maison Magasin in 2008, and the record label end micro-publishing Much Much More based in Brussels, Belgium.

Career

Familiar with turntables since the age of 14,[1] DJ Shalom a.k.a. Catman has worked with Silmarils, Julien Lourau, Bumcello, Piers Faccini, M, Tryo, Java, Femi Kuti, Tony Allen, and Keziah Jones. He was also part of the group Olympic Gramofon. His first solo album, released in 2003, featured Piers Faccini, Sub-Z, Susie One, Vincent Ségalw and Seb Martel. He has also worked in dance and theater.[2]

Discography

Solo

Duets

Trio

Sextet

Remixes et productions

Featuring

Bibliography

Composition for theater and dance

Ciné-concerts

Résidences

Tour as a sideman

Master Class / Workshops

References

  1. Web site: Dj shalom | Listen and Stream Free Music, Albums, New Releases, Photos, Videos.
  2. Web site: DJ Shalom — Zicamontreuil.
  3. Web site: Archived copy . 2017-03-12 . https://web.archive.org/web/20161203000126/http://www.theatre-odeon.eu/sites/default/files/f_archives/0607_BIB_01.pdf . 2016-12-03 . dead .
  4. Web site: Un "été" à zéro gravité – Libération . Next.liberation.fr . 2012-07-22 . 2022-08-30.
  5. Web site: Good Karma » Duos éphémères du Louvre : M comme… Magie avec DJ Shalom . 2017-03-12 . 2016-11-16 . https://web.archive.org/web/20161116101120/http://www.goodkarma.fr/2009/03/21/duos-ephemeres-louvre-m-comme-magie-dj-shalom/ . dead .
  6. Web site: Les Nuits Secrètes 2009 : Très bouillonnantes et très secrètes !. 13 August 2009.
  7. Web site: Live Report : Festival Factory, la Cigale, 08/10/2009. 13 October 2009.
  8. Web site: Paysages sonores | Philharmonie de Paris.

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