Name: CCCLX
Brand: Lunice

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LP-LM-040

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2017-09-22

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Supplier US

Redeye

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

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5060384612027

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Artist

Lunice

Genre US

Bass / Breaks

Label US

Lucky Me

Producer and DJ from Montréal, Canada. Lunice is known for his unique blend of electronic music genres, combining elements of hip-hop, trap, and experimental sounds. His innovative style has earned him a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim within the music industry.

Lunice draws inspiration from a diverse range of artists such as Rustie, Hudson Mohawke, Sinjin Hawke, and Eprom. He has collaborated with notable performers including Machinedrum, Mono/Poly, Jacques Greene, Bok Bok, TNGHT, Jam City, Blawan, Slugabed, Baauer,Dorian Concept,S-Type Scratcha DVA,JIMMY EDGAR,RP Boo,G Jones,and Tsuruda.

With his infectious beats and energetic live performances,Lunice continues to push boundaries in the electronic music scene. Whether he's producing tracks or commanding the dance floor with his DJ sets,Lunice never fails to deliver an unforgettable experience for fans worldwide.

On his long-anticipated debut album, Lunice approaches his music from every conceivable angle. The Montreal producer’s full-length is titled CCCLX, after all — a name that comes directly from a line on Waka Flocka Flame’s Fuck This Industry (“don’t get a 360, that shit ain’t 100”). It’s a title that can be taken several ways. For one, it connotes Lunice’s total individual control of the project. It also indicates Lunice’s vision of the project as something bigger just music — something encompassing visuals, movement, and lifestyle. And, on the simplest level, it’s an indication of how this album will make the listener feel: totally immersed and surrounded. Anyone who has encountered Lunice live — whether on his own or as part of the duo TNGHT with Hudson Mohawke — will know that his presence is everything. Behind, in front of, and often on top of the riser, he has that rare quality of being a producer who is also a magnetic, fluid performer. His music, too, has that same kinetic fizz. From his debut EP Stacker Upper on LuckyMe in 2010, to R U Ready (the first track he and HudMo ever produced together, which eventually made its way onto Kanye West’s 2013 album Yeezus), he’s maintained a distinct style. It’s an ability to stretch the most minimalist of elements into something all-consuming; future-facing hip-hop with a free-limbed, jazzy approach. For the past four and a half years, while touring both individually and as TNGHT, Lunice has worked on his debut album in L.A., New York, Montreal, London, New Zealand, and many places in between. He embraced every unexpected collaboration that presented itself to him, recruiting Kanye West producer Mike Dean for a guitar solo on CCCLX II (Intermission), and cute pop aficionado Sophie and quickfire rapper Le1f to add a surreal edge to Drop Down.

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