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9 Lazy 9

 
Artist: 9 Lazy 9
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Up, Bustle and Out, Diferenz, The Herbaliser, Coldcut, Funki Porcini, Sharpshooters, DJ Shadow, DJ Krush

Performed Songs By:

James Braddell, Keir Fraser
  • Genres: Electronica

Biography

James Braddell and Keir Fraser spent a big chunk of the '80s playing in industrial bands throughout Europe and the United States before settling to Rome in 1992. By forming 9 Lazy 9 that same year, the two of them scrapped the dark, metal riffs for more of a jazzier, funkier, dance production. Resulting in a deal with Ninja Tune, 9 Lazy 9 released the single "Monk's Dream" in 1993 followed by the full-lengths Paradise Blown (1994) and Herb (1995). Their second single "Take Nine" came out three years later. An eight-year hiatus preceded the release of 2003's Sweet Jones. ~ Mike DaRonco, All Music Guide
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9 Lazy 9 is an acid jazz/downtempo group on the Ninja Tune label. Operating out of Italy in 1992, they soon gained respect for their first album Paradise Blown. Their sound, distinctively more sun than North Sea, is a smoky Mediterranean mix of vines and good times. Keir Fraserello and James Braddell (also of Funki Porcini and performing here under the guise of Giacomo Braddellini) had been making music for many years in different guises before combining forces in Rome in the early nineties. They have been working with some of Italy's finest musicians on their latest album, Sweet Jones, recorded in the Umbrian Hills near Orvieto. Gianluca Petrella plays trombone, Mishael Levron guitar; Manù Bandettini plays flute with Adriano Tirelli on bassoon.

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Discography

Albums

  • Paradise Blown (1994-03-01, Ninja Tune, Cat. no: ZEN9/ZENCD9, 2xLP/CD)
  • Electric Lazyland (1994-11-14, Ninja Tune, Cat. no: ZEN14/ZENCD14, 2xLP/CD)
  • The Herb (1995, Shadow Records, Cat. no: SDW002-2, CD)
  • Sweet Jones (2003-06, Ninja Tune, Cat. no: ZEN79/ZENCD79, LP/CD)

Singles

  • Take Nine (1993, Ninja Tune, Cat. no: ZEN1217, 12")
  • In The Mood (as 8 Lazy Bastards) (1993, Beat Bop Records, Cat. no: BBOP 003, 12")
  • Black Jesus (1994, Ninja Tune, Cat. no: ZEN1222, 12")
  • Electric lazyland (Journeyman mix) (1995.11, Ninja Tune, Cat. no: ZEN1238, 12")

Compilations (Non Albums Tracks)

  • Train (Marden Hill Remix) on Ninja Cuts - Funkjazztical Tricknology (1995-03-10, Ninja Tune, Cat. no: ZEN15/ZEN15R/ZENCD15, 2xLP/3xLP/CD)

Remixes

  • Cybophonia - Azona Pop (9 Lazy 9 Remix) on Azona Pop (2001, Irma Records/Irma On Canvas, Cat. no: IC 201, 12")
  • Pressure Drop - Back2Back (Surya vs 9 Lazy 9 Remix) on Food Of Love (2001, One Eye Records, Cat. no: 1I LP001, 3x12")

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