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Groove Armada are an electronic music duo from London, England, composed of Andy Cato and Tom Findlay. They achieved chart success with their singles "I See You Baby" and "Superstylin'". The group have released eight studio albums, four of which have charted in the UK Albums Chart top 50.
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Members:
Andy Cocup, Becky Jones, Jonathan White, Tom Findlay
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Albums
Groove Armada Northern Star (Album) Tummy Touch UK 1998 Sell This Version
Groove Armada The Remixes (Album) Jive Electro US 1999 Sell This Version
Groove Armada Vertigo (Album, EP, Comp) Pepper Records Singapore 1999 Sell This Version
Groove Armada Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub) (Album, Comp) Pepper Records Canada 2001 Sell This Version
Groove Armada Lovebox (Album) Zomba Records China 2002 Sell This Version
Groove Armada Soundboy Rock (Album) Columbia, Sony BMG Music Entertainment South Africa 2007 Sell This Version
Groove Armada 10 Year Story (Comp) Columbia UK 2007 Sell This Version
Groove Armada Black Light (Album) WORKit!, Shock (2) UK 2009 Sell This Version
Groove Armada White Light (Album) Ministry Of Pies US 2010 Sell This Version
Groove Armada Little Black Book (Album) Moda Black UK 2015 Sell This Version

Singles & EPs
Groove Armada Captain Sensual Tummy Touch UK 1997 Sell This Version
Groove Armada M 2 Many Tummy Touch UK 1997 Sell This Version
TUCH008 Groove Armada Four Tune Cookie E.P ‎(12", EP) Tummy Touch TUCH008 UK 1997 Sell This Version
Groove Armada At The River (Maxi, Single) Pepper Records UK 1997 Sell This Version
Groove Armada I See You Baby (Maxi, Single) Jive Electro Canada 1999 Sell This Version
Groove Armada If Everybody Looked The Same (Single, Maxi) Pepper Records, Jive UK 1999 Sell This Version
Groove Armada Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub) Zomba Records UK 2001 Sell This Version
Groove Armada Superstylin' (Single, Maxi) Pepper Records UK 2001 Sell This Version
Groove Armada / Tim "Love" Lee Groove Armada / Tim "Love" Lee - Disco Insert / Again Son Tummy Touch UK 2001 Sell This Version
Groove Armada My Friend (Single, Maxi) Zomba Records UK 2000 Sell This Version
39vybes* Featuring John Lee Hooker, Groove Armada, Rachel Brown 39vybes* Featuring John Lee Hooker, Groove Armada, Rachel Brown - Sometimes Lonely (Maxi, Single) Strangelove Records (2) UK 2000 Sell This Version
Groove Armada Lovebox EP Pepper Records UK 2002 Sell This Version
Groove Armada Purple Haze (Maxi, Single) Pepper Records UK 2002 Sell This Version
Groove Armada Final Shakedown (Maxi) Jive Electro, Jive Electro US 2002 Sell This Version
none Groove Armada Fly Me To The Moon ‎(CDr, Single, Promo) Azuli Records none UK 2002 Sell This Version

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Electrohound

Electrohound

April 5, 2010
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I've been following electronic music seriously for more than 20 years. In that time I've heard great live music from the likes of Swayzak, DJ Dan, A Guy Called Gerald, Jeff Mills, Sasha, Doc Martin, Orbital, Underworld, Mixmaster Morris, Coldcut, and on and on. Groove Armada have played some of the best party sets I've ever heard. While they sorta sucked at the very beginning with their live setup, they are now top drawer as a live band. And as DJs, both times I've seen them in the right venue, they've knocked it out of the park.

Yes, they have some elements of "cheese" in their sound. But anyone who complains about Groove Armada being TOO cheesy likely doesn't have a girlfriend or wife. Trust me, I know many people like this. As for their productions? Give me a break. Many of them are absolutely fantastic. Check 'Entrance to Zanzibar' or 'Lazy Moon' for some of the best moody electronica around. Or give their latest New Wave electronica a spin, like 'Paper Romance' and 'I Won't Kneel' for a band that always seems to capture the moment.

I find a lot of the artists or music fans who complain about this kind of commercially viable dance music are angst-ridden youths, adults still parochial in their tastes or, rather humorously, musicians unable to achieve the same balance: Make badass music that can live on the radio, catch fire with a wider audience, get guys, and GIRLS to boogie, and still rock a big party to the break of dawn.
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rossco

rossco

September 22, 2002
Groove Armada

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Members: Andy Cato, Tom Findlay

Long before they got 'the Madonna call' - she asked and got them to remix her Music single - Tom and Andy were DJing away at the club they ran called Groove Armada. They got the name from a cheesy kitsch 70's disco club night in Newcastle. In one room Andy played house and Tom played funk.

The guys put out a few singles, remixes and even an indie album Northern Star - as well as DJing. They also have a monthly residency at London's Fabric but it was the release of 1999's Vertigo album which brought them to the attention of the masses. Their I See You Baby single was remixed by Fatboy Slim and became their second top twenty single in a row.

Vertigo has now sold around the 100,000 mark and the boys are due to head off back to Ambleside in Cumbria where they do all their recording. Their star went through the roof when Madonna called them and asked them to submit a remix of Music - she's a fan too.

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