ESL Music’s URSULA 1000 is the alter ego of
You can hear it in his remixes for the likes of Quincy Jones, Felix Da Housecat, The Faint, Fort Knox Five to a slew of television remodels for themes to
Scenes for Sex And The City, Grey’s Anatomy and Ugly Betty popped even more with a helping of a little Ursula as have campaigns for At&T, Samsung and Adidas.
His collaborations with Dr. Luke, Shag, Cristina, Los Amigos Invisibles, Misty Roses, Federico Aubele to name a few brought forth sheer magic on the three albums, The Now Sound of Ursula 1000, Kinda Kinky and Here Comes Tomorrow. All Systems Are Go Go and Ursadelica showed the world his dj skills and ear for the finest in hip shaking groovers. Undressed had it all re-imagined by electronic’s finest-Deekline, Ladytron, product.01, malente and more.
While traveling the world dj-ing at places like Fabric, The Big Chill Festival, Shambhala or even at his home residency at APT, he takes in all his experiences and turns out his turn ons into a psychedelic brain stew.
And from this brew we bring you Mystics.
This 12 track album returns from journeys into outer space giving us an epic collection of psychedelic sonic sorcerey. Zig-Zagging further away from the cheeky vintage breakbeat rhumba of previous records, this time the
At once playful and dangerous…
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Star Machine
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Zombies
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Mystics
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Undressed
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Step Back
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Electrik Boogie
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Urgent Anxious
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Boop
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Here Comes Tomorrow
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Ursadelica
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Samba 1000
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Kinda Kinky
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All Systems are Go Go
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The Now Sound of Ursula 1000
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Star Machine is the second single culled from Mystics, the latest album by ESL Music's Ursula 1000. This p-funk electro house monster features the funkafied voice and thumb thumping bass action from New York jazz/electronic producer Mocean Worker. The remix by Bellani & Spada tweaks the original into mega big room dance floor destruction, slaying clubs and festivals when dropped. The Skizzo Franick remix was the winner of the FOEM remix contest done for Star Machine and Skizzo reworks it into a big, shiny glitter ball of disco funkiness.