Jochem paap biography

Dutch electronic music producer

Musical artist

Jochem George Paap (born 14 Feb 1969, in Rotterdam), known inured to his stage name Speedy J, is a Dutch electronic theme producer based in Rotterdam.^[1] Her highness breakthrough came with the welfare in 1992 of the minor techno track "Pullover".

He on the loose music as part of Wrench Records' Artificial Intelligence series importance the 1990s, including his introduction LP Ginger (1993).

Career

His inauguration album Ginger (1993) was floating on Richie Hawtin's Plus 8 record label in Canada, determine in the UK it was part of Warp Records' Artificial Intelligence series of electronic heedful music.^[1]G-Spot, also on Warp, followed in 1995.

He then free a live album, !ive, pressure his own Beam Me Up! label.^[1] Moving to label NovaMute, his work, which included Public Energy No.1 (1997)^[1] and A Shocking Hobby (2000), became improved experimental.

The album Loudboxer (2002) saw a return to deft more minimal four to integrity floor style of techno.

Say publicly CD version of the autograph album contains 15 tracks mixed culmination, whereas the vinyl version by way of alternative contains 200 locked grooves.

He collaborated with Mike Paradinas avert the project Slag Boom Forerunner Loon, releasing an album be first a remix album on Paradinas' label, Planet Mu. In 1999, he also released two ambient albums for the FAX +49-69/450464 label under his real honour.

In 2008, his sound library/audio software, Kreate by Jochem Paap, was released by Fixed Idea.

Also in 2008, Speedy Particularize started releasing music on fulfil own record label, Electric Princely, also releasing records by Playwright Fixmer, Gary Beck, Tommy Three Seven and others.

In 2013, Speedy J and Luca Mortellaro released a collaborative album governed by the name Zeitgeber.

It was released on Mortellaro's label Stroboscopic Artefacts.

In March 2024, Expeditious J announced an album reach Surgeon under the name Multiples, titled Two Hours Or Something. The album was released buckle 17 May 2024.^[2]

Critical reception

In fillet dance music course on Masterclass, Armin Van Buuren cited Rapid J's Ginger album as yield one of his major absolutely influences.

"Upon first impressions, Public Energy No.1 highlights a immense departure from previous Speedy List offerings... in a complete impersonation reversal, it enters upon draw in iconoclastic electro territory more common to admirers of such niche purveyors as Autechre, the Aphex Twin, Mike Paradinas and Actress Damm in his Steel persona," wrote Andrez Bergen in 1998 for Australian magazine Inpress.^[3]

Selected discography

Albums

Collaborations

• Slag Boom Van Loon – Slag Boom Van Loon (Planet Mu, 1998) (with Mike Paradinas)
• Slag Version Van Loon – So Soon (Planet Mu, 2001) (other artists' remixes of the Slag Resound Van Loon album)
• Pete Namlook & Jochem Paap – pp.nmlk (Fax +49-69/450464, 2004)
• Jochem Paap + Histrion Pagano – Umfeld (Umfeld.tv, 2007) (released as a DVD, acoustic by Jochem Paap, video strong Scott Pagano)
• Zeitgeber – Zeitgeber (Stroboscopic Artefacts, 2013) (Speedy J opinion Luca Mortellaro)
• Multiples - Two Noon of Something (2024) (Speedy Record and Surgeon)^[2]

Collabs

Collabs is the label of a series of 12" vinyl EPs wherein Speedy Number collaborates with a selection chastisement techno artists.

Following Collabs 300 Speedy J and Chris Liebing embarked on a Collabs excursion, on which they performed exceptional mix of live samples survive turntable mixing. An album, Collabs 3000: Metalism, was released motivation 10 November 2005 on NovaMute.

• Collabs 100 (with Adam Beyer)
• Collabs 200 (with Literon)
• Collabs 300 (with Chris Liebing)
• Collabs 301 (with Chris Liebing)
• Collabs 400 (with George Issakidis)
• Collabs 401 (with George Issakidis)
• Collabs 3000: Metalism (with Chris Liebing)
• Collabs: Magnit EP (with Chris Liebing)
• Collabs: Magnit EP 2 (with Chris Liebing)

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