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"Mental Groove & Delicious Gutter are proud to present some next-level blitzkrieg heat. Four tracks of intercontinental ballistic beats and sweat-soaked hooks, captained by the new jam-master of the Paris' underground. It's the Kick'n Run EP from Don Rimini. After last year's classic Let Me Back Up & his current monster remix of Young MC's classic 'Bust A Move' for Delicious Vinyl, both supported by Busy P, Mstrkrft, Crookers, 2 Many DJs, Digitalism, Tiga, DJ Mehdi, Sinden, Brodinski, A-Trak, Aaron Lacrate, Diplo, Fluokids, Count of MontCrystal, Bloody Beetroots, DJ Gorky (Bonde do Role), enter the Kick'n Run EP: 'Rave On' chants 'we've come to kick your ass!' with the purposeful brutality of an Ultimate Fighting Championship punch-out and the joyous butt-bumping of a sweaty French discotheque. 'Hools' is a hooligan-thrashin', rave tent trashin' rush fit for both an intimate club crowd and huge summer festivals. 'Nervous Breakdown' is a funky crack-up in audio form. And 'Ohow?' with it front-burner synthesizers and four-on-the-floor beat, is simply undeniable. Frisky Frenchman Don Rimini (aka Xavier Gassemann) has been lighting up the ghetto clubs of Paris since he was a teenager with sweaty-assed DJ sets combining the best of hip-hop, electro, and upstart rock'n'roll, devoted to the union of the best in hip-hop thrills and body-banging club beats. So is Don Rimini's Kick'n Run EP."
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RISE 006EP
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"This guy went to rave parties back in the '90s. It follows that his music stinks like a club dancefloor at 3am. Maybe with a hip-hop touch then? 'Cause this guy's also been into hip-hop a lot. Xavier Gassemann, this 30-year-old Parisien, also known as Don Rimini. From hip-hop to techno, this is the true story of a real DJ in Selectorland, of a vinyl maniac fond of melting techno, hip-hop, ghetto house, rock and pop together. You can rest assured that Don Rimini has been a playlist agitator since '98, and today he's releasing his first solo record, Time to Panic, 4 tracks that will get the shyest chap around on his feet and dancing. His music's like plugging a strobe to your Nintendo joystick, over-inflating your pair of limited Air Max edition, or swallowing the disco ball!!!"
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