Lidell

Real Name:
Jamie Alexander Lidderdale
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Born: September 18, 1973, Huntingdon, Cambridge, England
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Discography

Production:
Now Hear This! 38 (CD, Comp, Promo) Multiply Word Magazine 2006
Appears On:
Don't Be Afraid Of Love (Album) (3 versions) Deep Ellum... Hold On,... Skint Records ... 2002
My Playlist (CD, Comp, Mixed) When I Come Back Around Wagram 2005
Now Hear This! 38 (CD, Comp, Promo) Multiply Word Magazine 2006
Music For Cocktails - 10th Anniversary (2xCD, Comp) A Little Bit Of Feel Good United Recordings 2008
Tracks Appear On:
My Playlist (CD, Comp, Mixed) When I Come Back Around Wagram 2005
Now Hear This! 38 (CD, Comp, Promo) Multiply Word Magazine 2006
Music For Cocktails - 10th Anniversary (2xCD, Comp) A Little Bit Of Feel Good United Recordings 2008
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Review by maybitmabel Jan 17, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)
One of the best live performers i've seen in recent times. He has an amazing voice and energy about him but also builds tracks live using delay pedals and loops. This is especially effective as layer upon layer of vocals are added.

Lidell is simulataneously techno boffin and motown pop genius. He's Aphex twin crossed with Phil Spector.

Ok that's over the top. He's very good live.
Review by Erickk... Dec 30, 2003
Personally i think Jamie's release 'safety in numbers' are one of the greatest techno records ever... Absolutely fuckin' insane!! I saw his performance at the sonar festivali nBarcelona in 2003, and were completely blown away!! He has the same kind of energy as Denmarks own Bjørn Svin, but with a lot more dark grimy attitude. I love the way he uses his voice in his live set. Really innovative guy, this one... Cheers!!
Review by miccom Aug 08, 2001 (edited over 8 years ago)
Yes, 'Daddy's Car' is such a great track!! Easily the best R&B track I ever heard. Intensely perverted, dark and superfunky for sure!! Though it's a bit of a different animal, it blows Squarepusher's 'My Red Hot Car' straight out the water. The album is rather heavy by Warp-standards and half of it sounds disturbingly 'angry', but it's certainly worth getting. Sounds very punk-like and raw (skeletal) upon first listen, but afterwards it's astonishing how well it's all put together and it becomes more like angry jazz. Very original take on electronics and this in the year 2000! Halleluha!
Damn near essential stuff even if just because nothing sounds quite like it.

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Jamie Lidell - Multiply