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COMPILED INFO ON BABY FORD


Appeared at Echo Club
, Dampfzentrale Bern, Switzerland: Saturday, March 2nd 2002, DJ Set.
BABY FORD (Ifach/Trelik/Pal/Rephlex/Klang UK)
supported by DJ SWo (CUE Central Europe, Electro_Shox CH)

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PETER FORD - BABY FORD
Baby Ford has produced a catalogue full of music that makes you want to bow in awe. Starting off in the second half of the 80's, with popular acid tracks, only to soon abandon the path of popularity to go back underground and work on his very own musical universe. Since more than ten years, Peter lives in his small flat in west London, which is also his studio and the place from where he runs his three labels Ifach, Trelik and Pal SL. Peter continuously works with a handful of friends such as Ian Loveday (Eon), Thomas Melchior and Mark Broom on various musical projects. Their releases get more recognition in Germany than in England. Klang records in Frankfurt has released three 12" and Baby Ford's latest album "Sacred Machine" (2001). Peter had released an EP by Dimbiman on Pal SL, which in turn has led to the release of Baby Ford tracks on Dimbiman's Perlon label, also in Germany.

PETER FORD - MINIMAL MAN
Minimal Man is a collaboration of Baby Ford and Ian Loveday aka Eon that started in 1993 after the BFORD9 phase. Ian and Peter had been producing 'Fetish' and 'A kind of living' before; indeed Minimal Man has been one of the most important projects that set the spirit for the foundation of the Ifach and Trelik labels. The first release was the 'Minimal Man E.P.' on William Orbit's Guerilla label, a soulful and dubby techno house record with a certain disco flavour and warm analogue, yet powerful technoid sounds combined with awesome samples (Might be hard to find these days, but if you can get it, don't miss it.) The style they introduced with this 12'' was developed further and put in a more technoid, less housey concept with a release on Vinyl Solution called 'Treatment feel', an excellent 3-split track moving somehow between the 'tribal' elements of the Guerilla e.p. and the tricky rhythms they used later on Baby Ford's Trelik label, which was launched in 1995 and on which all Minimal Man releases came out from that moment on. Minimal Man stands for an innovative techno sound that has never stopped to develop itself further. Despite its minimal and experimental character and the will to produce new sounds, the project has never neglected its dancefloor-oriented component.

IFACH Records London

Text in Groove Magazine, Germany

Text in De:Bug Magazine, Germany


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