
One of the more connected jungle producers, and a respected name in the field of Bukem-style polished drum'n'bass, Justice (Tony Bowes) co-owns the Modern Urban Jazz label and records as Icons with Blame. His own productions -- as Justice, Justice & Tertius, and Glider-State -- have appeared on Basement, Creative Wax, Echo Drop, and Recordings of Substance.
Raised in Luton, Justice began producing at the age of 17 with newfound friend Conrad Shafie (aka Blame). The two met while studying media at college in Dunstable, and went into the studio in 1991 to try their hand at producing hip-hop tracks. Instead, they emerged with "Death Row," one of the earliest examples of hardcore breakbeat. While the rave scene progressed into self-parodic fluff, Blame and Justice continued producing, both together and on their own. Pushed into new directions by the early influence of LTJ Bukem's "Music," the duo formed Modern Urban Jazz Records. Justice compiled and mixed a Modern Urban Jazz compilation, and united with Blame as Icons for the stellar 1996 LP Emotions with Intellect. His debut album as a solo act, Viewpoints, was released in 1998. Hears to the Future and Modern Electro followed two years later. In 2006, Waters of Nazareth, which contained three versions of the title track, as well as two other songs, came out. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide.
Pedro Winter is a French electro house DJ, producer, manager and owner of the Ed Banger Records label. Pedro Winter manages Daft Punk, Cassius, Cosmo Vitelli, and Justice. He has a brother Thomas Winter who also has a music career as an indie and electro vocalist. Pedro Winter records music under the alias Busy P. His Fancy remix single "What's Your Name Again" was a club hit on its release. The music video for this was again created under the Ed Banger Records label.Pedro Winter's debut LP will be released on Ed Banger Records in 2007. Winter and Gerard Baste will be out on a limited Arcade Mode 7 inch record called "The Headbangers". He is married to Nadege Winter, head of public relations at Parisian boutique Colette.
UFFIE
Uffie (born Anna-Catherine Hartley in Miami, USA), is an American musician. In 2006, she debuted with the singles "Pop the Glock" and "Ready to Uff", released on French electro label Ed Banger Records, after getting a limited promo release on Arcade Mode in January. Both singles contained elements of electronic dance music and rap. Uffie's singles have been produced by French electro artists Feadz and Mr. Oizo as well as a remix by label-mate SebastiAn. Her music was first made available to the public in late 2005 on her MySpace page. Two more new tracks from Uffie, Hot Chick and In Charge became available through online MP3 blogs in July 2006, and later via her MySpace page. Ed Banger Records label head Pedro Winter has said that Uffie's debut album will be released in mid-late 2007. In February 2007, a new Uffie track titled "Dismissed" was included on Ed Rec Vol. II, an Ed Banger Records label compilation.
DJ MEHDI
DJ Mehdi is one of France's leading hip hop producers who has collaborated with artists such as Chromeo, MC Solaar, Daft Punk, Kourtrajme, Akhenaton, Cassius, Versatile, Super Discount, Asian Dub Foundaton, K-os, Futura2000, Ryuichi Sakamoto and Carol King.He has released two full-length LPs: 'The Story of Espion' and 'Lucky Boy', the latter on dance punk label Ed Banger. He is a resident DJ at the legendary Paris club Pulp, and often tours with Busy P and Justice.
SO ME
He is responsible for the design and imageof Ed Banger Records.
SEBASTIAN
Pedro Winter, ex-cap wearer and head of Ed Banger Records was once swimming in a demo ocean. His label, then brand new and already hip was dragging hundreds of thousands Cds, EPs, even cassettes and singing telephone messages, forcing Pedro to move to a 10.000 m2 office. Pedro, "fin connaisseur" when it comes to talent and style, picked up a demo labelled SebastiAn. He had already met the man behind it when SebastiAn was producing rap songs. The cd featured tracks of claustrophobic yet playful electro from a mysterious 23 year old Parisian. The prodigy got signed in a minute and 3 tracks were picked for the EP 'Smoking Kills', published in 2004. From the raw cut up Aphex Twin-esque 'Smoking Kills' to 'Shoot' (Bang! nothing to add), and the less fuzzy / more bleepy 'Dolami', the EP got very popular on every fresh dancefloor. The record was spun by best taste disc-jockeys around the world such as Erol Alkan and others. Some entertainers even bought it. Whereas those guys seldom pays a record. Come on. People went crazy at parties, some broke their knee caps while dancing and all others came home exhausted. Following the success of 'Smoking Kills', SebastiAn was asked to remix Annie's "Happy Without You", Benjamin Theve's "Texas" or Swedish electro clashers Revl9n's "Walking Machine", even Kelis "Bossy" and became Daft Punk's favourite remixer after his work on his "Human after all" mix every time flipping the tune upside down and cigarette-burning the rhythms. The limited split 7' 'H.A.L.' came out in 2005, shared with Krazy Baldhead's 'Time.Period', with a sleeve to be remembered. Another spanking session for friends only. The beatmaker produces tracks all day and night, wait for his album(s) to feature cut-up techniques, funk detonations and break spasms. For SebastiAn kills.
MR. OIZO
Mr. Oizo (pronounced Mister Wah-Zoh) is the pseudonym of French music producer Quentin Dupieux.Dupieux is most famous for his electro track "Flat Beat", which became a hit all across Europe in 1999 for being featured in a series of Levi's jeans TV advertisements. Dupieux also directed the ad, which featured a yellow puppet named Flat Eric nodding his head to the sound of the track while riding in a pickup truck. Flat Eric later appeared in the music video for "Flat Beat".After "Flat Beat", Oizo released his first album in 1999, Analog Worms Attack, featuring a single of the same name.In 2005, Oizo released his second album entitled Moustache (Half a Scissor).2006 and 2007 saw Oizo produce remixes for Kavinsky, Jamelia, Cassius, Scissor Sisters and, most recently, Calvin Harris.Dupieux's first feature film, Steak was released in France on June 20th, 2007.Mr. Oizo's latest EP is called Transexual and was released on Ed Banger Records. The EP features a re-working of the 1979 disco track "Do It At The Disco" by Gary's Gang. The track appeared on Oizo's MySpace page in 2006 under the title Patrick122.
MR. FLASH
French producer from Aix en Provence. “Flash Gordon” use to work for Virgin Music (France), in the cinematography, to finally have fun with his samplers and take the “guys of TTC” with him to produce them on their firsts 12”. In 2001, he found his label Lust Island but the history is brief, after his first release, Pedro Winter will rapidly contact him to have his next releases on his label Ed Banger Records.
VICARIOUS BLIS
Vicarious Bliss (Andy Gardiner) is an artist signed to Ed Banger Records owned by Pedro Winters (Busy P). Known primarily for his “Theme from Vicarious Bliss” and several remixes. He was one of the producers of Ladytron’s 4th studio album Velocifero.
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