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Andy Cato To Release Solo Album

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Andy Cato, one half of chart topping British duo, Groove Armada has announced he is to release solo material with a new album entitled ‘Times & Places’. The 18 track collection of original works will be released on 29th April on R&S’s imprint, Apollo Records, home to the likes of Aphex Twin, Biosphere, Model 500, Sun Electric and new signings Submerse, Shadow Child and Synkro.

Billed as a psycho-geographical journey stretching from Cato’s pre-Groove Armada years through to the present, ‘Times & Places’ was largely recorded ‘on the road’ – on tour buses, in airport lounges and beyond – over the course of the past 2 decades with the opening track being recorded as far back as 1993.

Beginning with the era of UK squat raves and Castlemorton, then warehouse parties in pre-gentrified East London, running through the mid 90’s dance boom and his involvement with Beat Foundation, the album documents Cato’s career from underground act to successful festival owner with crossover appeal and transition back again with his recent signing to Hypercolour. After raiding his archives of tapes, cassettes and and floppy discs we’re more that a little interested to see what Andy’s got to show us…

TRACKLIST

1. Intro (remnants of track 17, take 1)2. South Of Mexico City3. Abbey Road Jam4. The Coastal Path5. Florence to Rome6. Sunrise Sant Agnes7. Moscow To St Petersburg By Train8. Together is the word.9. Lake of Stars10. 8 track Jam at Marks11. Rainfalls (Toulouse)12. Back from Castlemorton13. Palmero By Night14. Woodstock15. Whose Groove?16. Rear Window17. North From Montparnasse18. 7am Drop

Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.

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