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Quench

Real Name:
Christopher J. Dolan
Profile:
House producer from Melbourne, Australia.
Sites:
SoundCloud
Aliases:
Christopher J, CJ Dolan, Deluxe (10), The City Jammers, Virtual Reality (14)
Members:
Sean Quinn
[a2884]

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Albums
LBRCD 14 Quench - Sequenchial album art Quench Sequenchial (Album) Sirius Music LBRCD 14 France 1994 Sell This Version
NET 129.1 Quench - Conse-Quench-Ial album art Quench Conse-Quench-Ial ‎(2xCD) DanceNet NET 129.1 Australia 2000 Sell This Version

Singles & EPs
VV12012 Quench - Feel My Love / Rhythmic Playground album art Quench Feel My Love / Rhythmic Playground (Single, EP) Vicious Vinyl VV12012 Australia 1993 Sell This Version
LBR 08 Quench - Dreams album art Quench Dreams (Maxi, Single, EP) Infectious Records LBR 08 Belgium 1993 Sell This Version
DST 1282-8 Quench - Hope Remix E.P. album art Quench Hope Remix E.P. (EP, Single, Maxi) Infectious Records DST 1282-8 Germany 1994 Sell This Version
577 097-2 Quench - Be Good To Me album art Quench Be Good To Me (Maxi) Sirius Music 577 097-2 France 1995 Sell This Version
DNA031-SPD Quench - Lone Ranger album art Quench Lone Ranger (Maxi) DanceNet DNA031-SPD Australia & New Zealand 1999 Sell This Version
DNET142-2 Quench Embrace The Sunshine (Maxi) DanceNet DNET142-2 Australia 2000 Sell This Version
GDC 70964-8 Quench - Dreams / Be Good To Me album art Quench Dreams / Be Good To Me ‎(CD, Single) Dance Street GDC 70964-8 Germany Unknown Sell This Version

Compilations
HN 72051-2 Quench - Dreams album art Quench Dreams ‎(CD, Comp) House Nation HN 72051-2 Germany 2003 Sell This Version
HN 76010-2 Quench - Dreams + Hope (The Music Of CJ Dolan) album art Quench Dreams + Hope (The Music Of CJ Dolan) ‎(CD, Comp) House Nation HN 76010-2 Germany 2005 Sell This Version

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PaulWay

PaulWay

January 14, 2005
edited over 16 years ago
Quench started with the album Se-Quench-Ial and their hit track Dreams, which seems to still be being played ten years later. Then, with Conse-Quench-Ial, they changed from solid 4/4 synth techno to more funky, downtempo stuff that vaguely borders on electro. All I'm saying is: don't expect it all to be consistent - I still like both styles.
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