Kiwa (band)
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| Kiwa | |
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| Origin | Finland |
| Genres | breaks, electro house, psy trance, electronica |
| Years active | 1995 - |
| Labels | High Grade Recordings, Exogenic Records |
| Associated acts | Headphonics Highpersonic Whomen Faithealers |
| Website | www.kiwa.fi |
| Members | |
| Markku Louhio Matti Elsinen |
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Kiwa is an electronic music live act & DJ duo from Finland formed by Markku Louhio (Mark Nomen) and Matti Elsinen (DJ Mauzer). They started out in 1995 as producers in the psychedelic trance scene and soon made a name for themselves playing in underground raves and forest parties. The music of Kiwa has influences among other styles from breaks, house and drum 'n' bass. [1] Kiwa's first two albums, Dreamtime Enhancer (2002) [2] and Retroactive (2004) [3], represent a style blending mix of psy trance, breaks, electronica and occasional references to drum and bass. Kiwa's third album On the Frequency (2007) [4] shows a more progressive approach on dance music.
[edit] Discography
- Albums
- Dreamtime Enhancer (Surreal Audio 2002)
- Retroactive (Surreal Audio 2004)
- On the Frequency (Exogenic Records 2007)
- EPs and singles
- Kiwa EP 12" (Surreal Audio 2001)
- Phat Cat / "Disco Infection" 12" (Exogenic Records 2006)
- Deep Scan (Exogenic Records 2009)
- Drop Control (High Grade Recordings 2009)
- Dynamite / "Stream Funk" (High Grade Recordings 2009)
- Redemption (High Grade Recordings 2009)
- Turn the Flame / Killabyte (High Grade Recordings 2010)
- Remixes
track title - original artist
- It's All Good - Snake Thing (Surreal Audio 2002)
- Nasha Universo - Hidria Spacefolk (Exogenic Breaks 2004)
- He-Mandu - Skilda (L'oz production 2008)
- Blackout - Far Too Loud (Funkatech Records 2009)
- Serial Groover - Jaia (Tribal Vision Records 2009)
- Get Away From Me - Home Alone (Dead Famous Records 2010)
- Under Control - Quadrat Beat (High Grade Recordings 2010)
- Volta - Stylus Rex (Ground Level 2010)
- Pool Bandit - Squarefeet (Exogenic Records 2010)
- Are You OK - Yuhei Kubo (Bonerizing Records 2011)
- Under Pressure - Feuerhake (Logariddim Records 2011)
- Karavaani Kulkee - Paleface (Exogenic Records 2011)
- Compilations (appearing on)
track title - release (label + year)
- Planet of the Apes - Beats And Beyond CD (Surreal Audio 2000)
- Rahat Mulle - Custom File CD (Exogenic Records 2001)
- Fancy Medical Experience - Open CD (Surreal Audio 2001)
- Phat Muffin - Complications CD (Exogenic Breaks 2002)
- Arachnoid Dub - Elucidations CD (Liquid Sound Design 2002)
- Looper (Loopus In Fabula remix) - Loopus In Fabula CD (Demon Tea Recordings 2002)
- Alpha Sector - Psycholympics CD (Protune Records 2002)
- Dawn Dub - 13th Moon: Journey Into Future Consciousness CD (Interchill Records 2003)
- Wider Chanting - Angelic Science CD (Surreal Audio 2003
- Alpha Sector - Trance Of Scandinavia 2xCD Trance Of Scandinavia (Digital Structures 2003)
- Offset - Ultrapop CD (Fabula Records 2004)
- Nasha Universo (remix) - Hidria Spacefolk - Nasha Universo (Exogenic Breaks 2004)
- Chronic - Funland Boogie Files CD (Space Boogie productions 2006)
- Get Wet - Ultrapop 2 CD (Fabula Records 2007)
- Inside - Ear Pleasure CD (Chill Tribe Records 2007)
- Hertz So Good - Psy Trance Euphoria 3 x CD (Ministry Of Sound 2008)
- Glaset Läcker - Redrama / Mark Nomen (Kiwa) (XO Records 2010)
[edit] References
- DJ Mag Feb 2008 issue with a review of 'On The Frequency' by Kiwa
- 'On The Frequency' reviewed by DJ Bakke / Chaishop
- 'On The Frequency' reviewed by Markku Pajulahti / Findance.com
- 'On The Frequency' reviewed by Pauli Komonen / Meteli.net
- 'On The Frequency' reviewed by Ma Faiza / Chaishop
- 'Dreamtime Enhancer' reviewed by PKS / trance.net
- 'Dreamtime Enhancer' reviewed by Antti Niemelä / Findance.com
- Kiwa interviewed by Chaishop in 2002
- Music credits for the movie 'Veijarit / The Hustlers' with Kiwa credited [5]