Terranova (band)
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Terranova is a German band based between Berlin and Paris made up of current members Fetisch and &me. Terranova are signed to Kompakt records. Terranova was formed in 1996 by Fetisch, Marco Meister and Kaos. They previously went under the moniker Turntable Terranova on the
History
Terranova began after previous member
Terranova left their Copasetik label to join
2004 saw a change of label for Terranova, this time to the popular Ministry of Sound. And a new album, Digital Tenderness. 2005 Terranova produced "the Lotterboys" (featuring Paris the black fu, Fetisch Terranova and shapemod). The Lotterboys album "animalia" was released the same year on Eskimo recs. In 2007 Fetisch teamed up with &me, a producer and dj from Berlin. They produced 'Terranova presents the Lottergirls together with Princess Superstar (Ministry of Sound 2008). 2007 Terranova produced "the Lottergirls" (featuring Princess Superstar, Fetisch Terranova, yoyo, &me). The Lottergirls album "right on" was released in 2008 on ministry of sound. 2008 Terranova produced "Fetisch&me". 2 singles were released the same year on Gigolo recs ("black palms" and "the calling").
Terranova have recently signed to Cologne-based label Kompakt. Their 2011 EP I Want To Go Out/Take My Hand was released on Kompakt. In February 2012, their fifth studio album 'Hotel Amour' was released on Kompakt.
Fetisch has collaborated with the cosmetics brand to create a nail polish as part of their DJ line, and created a special music mix for this collaboration.
Discography
Albums
Year | Album | Additional information | Label |
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1997 | DJ-Kicks: Terranova | DJ mix album | !K7 Records
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1999 | Close The Door | Debut album | Copasetik Recording |
2002 | Hitchhiking Non-Stop With No Particular Destination | Second Studio album | !K7 Records
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2002 | B-Sides & Remix Sessions | A collection of B-Sides of remixes | Copasetik Recording |
2003 | Peace Is Tough | Third studio album: Companion CD | !K7 Records
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2004 | Digital Tenderness | Fourth studio album | Ministry of Sound |
2012 | Hotel Amour | Fifth studio album | Kompakt |
2014 | Hotel Amour: Nightporter | Remix album | Kompakt |
2015 | Restless | Sixth studio album | Kompakt |
Singles and EPs
Year | Song | Album |
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1996 | Fiasko | - |
1997 | Tokyo Tower | B-Sides & Remix Sessions
DJ-KiCKS: |
1997 | Contact | DJ KiCKS: |
1999 | Just Enough | Close The Door
B-Sides & Remix Sessions |
1999 | Turn Around | Close The Door |
2000 | Chase the Blues | Close The Door |
2001 | Pogo EP | - |
2002 | Running Away | Peace is Tough |
2002 | Mongril | Hitchhiking Non-Stop With No Particular Destination |
2002 | Sublime | Hitchhiking Non-Stop With No Particular Destination |
2004 | Common Grounds EP | - |
2004 | Common Grounds EP | Digital Tenderness |
2004 | The Real Thing EP | Digital Tenderness |
2004 | Das Plan | Digital Tenderness |
Remixes
- Fischerspooner - ("Emerge") (2001)
- Ennio Morricone - ("Per Qualche Dollaro in Più" / "For A Few Dollars More") (2001)[1]
Collaborating artists
- Ari Up (The Slits)
- Cath Coffey
- Manuel Goettsching
- Alexander Hacke
- Jake
- The Beautiful Jewels
- Jayney Klimek
- Nicolette Krebitz
- Mike Ladd
- Rasco
- Tricky
- Xaver Naudascher
References
- ^ "Ennio Morricone's For a Few Dollars More (Terranova Remix) - Discover the Remixed Track". WhoSampled. Retrieved 1 June 2015.