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ADEM

by C-Jay

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ADEM part 1 10:35
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ADEM part 2 09:12
3.
ADEM part 3 09:17
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ADEM part 4 08:48
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ADEM part 5 08:18
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ADEM part 6 12:55
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ADEM part 7 04:11
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ADEM part 8 06:11

about

C-Jay…while his name will resonate with some readers, he has been arguably more synominous with another, different scene.

C-Jay has been a producer/composer and DJ since the age of 11. This talented musician found inspiration from Tangerine Dream and Vangelis. His childhood was characterised by tweaking knobs and sliding faders, conjuring up ethereal melodies on a variety of old skool synth gear. Since those formative years, one core theme has remained – synthesizers.

In the early 2000s, a shift occurred, one which may have gone unnoticed with the wider synth community. C-Jay morphed his musical output into a stronger, rhythm dancefloor approach, and suddenly was at the forefront of an exploding dance music scene. he owned a record store, a record label and found himself in demand as a DJ, playing all over his native Holland and then around the world.

Whilst never losing his musical roots, C-Jay’s music had become more upbeat, never neglecting those ethereal melodies and textures, layered sounds with buckets of emotion, in a genre known as progressive house. C-Jay’s dexterity in the studio within this new found sound saw him reach the pinnacle of the dance scene – he released two albums on British DJ/producer’s John Digweed’s highly acclaimed Bedrock records in 2016 - BackSlider and Echoes.

Now, C-Jay’s latest album entitled ADEM sees this talented Dutchman return to his first love – synth inspired sounds. He completes the circle with a stunning piece of work which crosses boundaries in a spectacular way, described as a mixture of Tangerine Dream, Brian Eno, Klaus Schulze, Jean Michel Jarre and many more legendary synth inspired artists.

ADEM is like listening to the classic sequence works of Klaus Schulze and a love baby between Cafe Del Mar and The Orb.

This is C-Jay at his best, his return to his beloved roots for a deeply personal journey.

This is ADEM

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released October 26, 2019

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C-Jay…while his name will resonate with some readers, he has been arguably more synominous with another, different scene.

C-Jay has been a producer/composer and DJ since the age of 11. He found inspiration from Tangerine Dream and Vangelis. His childhood was characterised by tweaking knobs and sliding faders, conjuring up ethereal melodies on a variety of old skool synth gear. ... more

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