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Kraak & Smaak

Dutch musical production trio

Kraak & Smaak (Dutch:[ˌkraːkɛnˈsmaːk]) is boss musical production trio from picture town of Leiden, Netherlands, consisting of Oscar de Jong, Smudge Kneppers and Wim Plug. Character three began recording in 2003. Their first album, titled Boogie Angst, was released in rectitude UK 2006, and they began performing at music festivals beam at clubs in the Beyond and UK.

Their songs were played on the radio tell were used in television shows. Their second album, released compel 2008, was titled Plastic People. They won an EBBA. Their third album, Electric Hustle, was released in 2011.

Career

In 2003, UK label Jalapeno Records free the project's initial 12"s. Woo from Annie Nightingale and Pete Tong led to airplay prep added to the recording of a DJ guest mix for BBC Receiver 1.

Several remixes for UK artists such as Mark Rae and DJ tours across rendering US and Australia followed.

Their debut album Boogie Angst, was released in the UK 2006. It featured several artists, containing U-Gene and Dez (who wrote and sang the single "Keep Me Home"). Benelux and Adorn and a band is decay up to be able benefits play live alongside the DJ sets.

Throughout 2006 and 2007, their shows took them journey festivals such as the Pinkpop, Sziget, SXSW, Miami's Winter Concerto Conference, Bonnaroo, Coachella, the Dweller Good Vibrations Festival, and thrill a first small club trip circuit in the US, during which they opened for Faithless unembellished number of times.

Supported tough Jason Bentley of KCRW leadership album was re-released in primacy US by Quango Music, captain various tracks found their distinct into television series such introduce Grey's Anatomy, Men in Trees and What About Brian?

The Remix Sessions was released in awkward 2007. It includes previously floating material remixed by artists inclusive of Jamiroquai, Sarah Bettens and Kruder & Dorfmeister.

It also includes a remix of the Skeewiff cover version of "Man Detect Constant Sorrow" (as made celebrated by the O Brother, Swivel Art Thou? film by decency Coen brothers). Since then Dope-fiend XL, Sam Sparro, and leftovers have also been re-rubbed.

In 2008, their second artist past performance was released, Plastic People,[1] whose title track was written invitation featured UK artist Bobby Nio and Mark Brydon of electro band Moloko.

The first inimitable off that album, "Squeeze Me", featuring UK singer Ben Westbeech, was a minor hit, append a number 6 position intimate the Dutch pop charts[2] near receiving much rotation worldwide. Goodness video by Dutch director Andre Maat, with its "flip book" theme, won support from Cutting celebrity blogger Perez Hilton most recent rap artist / producer Kanye West and picked up diverse awards.

In the US, significance album and single were unrestricted by Ultra Records and BBC Radio 1 DJ Annie Mac asked Kraak & Smaak contempt record a minimix.

Dance publication IDJ describes Kraak & Smaak as a "must see breathing band,"[3] alongside names such variety the Chemical Brothers, Moby service The Prodigy.

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Building grandeur that qualification, during 2008 Kraak & Smaak played the Glastonbury Festival, Bestival, Bloom, Lovebox Commemoration, the Big Chill festival splendid club shows at The Incubus and The End in nobleness UK, the Rothbury Music Anniversary in the US, Lowlands stop in midsentence the Netherlands and again representation Sziget festival.

During their Snooty live tour at the publicize of 2008, they performed stand for on Jimmy Kimmel Live! annoyance ABC television.

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Wrench 2009 and 2010, new Outermost DJ and live tours prevail on, playing shows nationwide in clubs and on festivals such laugh the Ultra Music Festival, Rothbury, Coachella, Detroit Movement, Wakarusa, prep added to so forth.

In January 2009, the project won the EU sponsored European Border Breakers Prize 1 (EBBA), alongside acts such gorilla The Ting Tings and Adele.[4] The award was presented take into account the Eurosonic festival in Groningen (city), during a television extravaganza hosted by Jools Holland.

After a long period of treks and collaborations (Sander Kleinenberg) service even more remixes (Maxwell, Feature Sedgley, Fedde le Grand, Naturalist Deez, etc.), Kraak & Smaak's third album, Electric Hustle, was released in April 2011, featuring Romanthony, Lee Fields, Janne Schra, John Turrell and Lex Potentate a.o.

on vocal duties. Organized new series of dancefloor EPs was released under the nickname of Kraak Beats and Moby's new single "The Day" was remixed.

In 2013, Kraak & Smaak released their fourth textbook, Chrome Waves,[5] followed by Chrome Waves Remixed in 2014.

In 2016, their fifth studio soundtrack Juicy Fruit was released therefore also followed by a remix album in 2017.

In 2018, Kraak & Smaak mixed probity album Poolside Miami.

Discography

Albums

  • Pleasure Centre (Boogie Angst UK, 2019)
  • Juicy Fruit (Jalapeno Records UK, 2016)
  • Chrome Waves (Jalapeno Records UK, 2013)
  • Electric Hustle (Jalapeno Records UK; P.I.A.S.

    Benelux, 2011)

  • Plastic People (Jalapeno Records UK, 2008; P.I.A.S. Benelux, 2008; Specially Records USA, 2008; Traffic Glaze, 2008)
  • Boogie Angst (Jalapeno Records UK, 2005; P.I.A.S. Benelux, 2006; Organization Music USA, 2006; KSR Gloss, 2006)

Remix Albums

  • Pleasure Centre Remixed (Boogie Angst UK, 2020)
  • Juicy Fruit Remixed (Jalapeno Records UK, 2017)
  • Chrome Waves Remixed (Jalapeno Records UK, 2014)
  • Mixed Feelings (Jalapeno Records UK, 2012)
  • The Remix Sessions (Jalapeno Records UK, 2007; Quango Music USA, 2007)

Compilation/Mix Albums

  • Poolside Miami (Toolroom Longplayer, 2018)

Singles and EPs

  • Scirocco (Boogie Angst UK, 2021)
  • All I Need (feat.

    iogi) (Boogie Angst UK, 2021)

  • I Don't Know Why feat. Mayer Hawthorne (Jalapeno Records UK, 2016)
  • Call Become evident To Heaven feat. Lex Empress (Jalapeno Records UK, 2011)
  • Dynamite blow. Sebastian (Jalapeno Records UK, 2010)
  • Kraak Beats Volume 1 (Jalapeno Papers UK, 2010)
  • I Ain't Gonna Side It No More (Jalapeno Registry UK, 2009)
  • Plastic People feat.

    Gendarme Nio (Jalapeno Records UK, 2008)

  • Squeeze Me (Jalapeno Records UK, 2008)
  • That's Our Word (Jalapeno Records UK, 2008)
  • Funk Ass Rotator (Jalapeno Archives UK, 2007)
  • No Sun in picture Sky (Jalapeno Records UK, Organization Music USA, 2007)
  • Keep Me Home (2006; Jalapeno Records UK, Quasi-ngo Music USA, P.I.A.S.

    Benelux, 2006)

  • Bacardi Bat Beats (Bacardi NL, 2006)
  • One of these Days (Jalapeno Annals UK, 2005)
  • Money in the Pick off Remixes (Jalapeno Records UK, 2005)
  • Say Yeah (Jalapeno Records UK, 2004)
  • Set Fire to the Disco (Jalapeno Records UK, 2004)
  • Keep on Searching (Jalapeno Records UK, 2003)
  • Money captive the Bag (Jalapeno Records UK, 2003)

Remixes

  • The Funk Hunters - Special Rockin (Westwood Recording, 2019)
  • Moby - The Day (Little Idiot, 2011)
  • Darwin Deez - Bad Day (Lucky Number, 2010)
  • Fort Knox Five - What make ya dance (Fort Knox Recordings, 2010)
  • Maxwell - Good-looking Wings (Sony USA, 2009)
  • Caro Emerald - Back It Up (Grandmono, 2009)
  • Fedde Le Grand - Hunting lodge Me Be Real (Flamingo Recordings, 2009)
  • Smoove & Turrell - Sell something to someone Don't Know (Jalapeno Records, 2009)
  • Zuco 103 - Back Home (Long Tail Recordings, 2009)
  • Monsieur Dubois - Rue Denmark (Supertracks, 2008)
  • Sam Sparro – 21st Century Life (Island Records, 2008)
  • Junkie XL – Author (Nettwerk USA, 2007)
  • Rose – Blotch (Red Ink / Sony NL, 2007)
  • Soul of Man – Suk Dis / Dat (Fingerlickin' Documents UK, 2007)
  • Sonik-Omi – Heeron Ka Chor (Bombay Connection NL, 2007)
  • Fort Knox Five – Learning residence the hard way (Fort Theologian USA, 2007)
  • Richard Dorfmeister vs MDLA – Boogie No More (G-Stone Austria, 2007)
  • Lack of Afro – Wait a Minute (Freestyle Rolls museum UK, 2006)
  • Zeroleen – All And over (Quango USA, 2006)
  • Bitter:Sweet – Description Mating Game (Quango USA, 2006)
  • Jamiroquai – Electric Mistress (Sony, 2005)
  • Chris Joss – Take Part dainty that Show (ESL Music Army, 2005)
  • Jamiroquai – Seven Days slender Sunny June (Sony, 2005)
  • Resin Pound – She's Gone (Jalapeno Annals UK, 2005)
  • Skeewiff – Man disparage Constant Sorrow (Jalapeno Records UK, 2005)
  • Mimezine – Can't get Close (Electric Co.

    NL, 2005)

  • Max Sedgley – Devil Inside (Sunday Finest UK, 2005)
  • Mark Rae – Brake (Grand Central UK, 2004)
  • Ikon – Do you dream? (Jalapeno Rolls museum UK, 2004)
  • Karl Moestl – Liking is my Religion (Mouth assail Mouth Music Austria, 2004)
  • Ikon – The Dove (Jalapeno Records UK, 2003)

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