Arnaud Rebotini
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Arnaud Rebotini | |
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![]() Rebotini in 2018. | |
Background information | |
Also known as | Aleph, Zend Avesta |
Born | (1970-04-12) 12 April 1970 (age 54) Nancy, France |
Genres | Electroclash, Electro house |
Occupation(s) | Musician, Songwriter, Producer |
Website | Official site |
Arnaud Rebotini (born 12 April 1970) is a French musician. He is a member of the band Black Strobe, which released their debut album Burn Your Own Church in 2007.
He has previously been a member of the death metal band Post Mortum, which later became Swamp.
In 1998, Rebotini participated to the album One Trip / One Noise by Noir Desir with the track "Lazy (Zend Avesta mix)".[1]
In 2000, he released an experimental pop album Organique under the pseudonym of Zend Avesta.[a]
In late 2008, Rebotini released Music Components with Citizen Records. In 2009 he released a remix version, Music Components Rev2.
In 2010, Rebotini received the "Artist Qwartz" award at the 6th edition of the Qwartz Electronic Music Awards.[2]
In 2011, he released the album Someone Gave Me Religion with Blackstrobe Records. The album was promoted by two EPs, Personal Dictator EP and All You Need Is Techno EP.
Equipment
- Roland : Roland Alpha Juno 2, Roland Juno-60, Roland JX-3P, Roland JX-8P, Roland SH-101, Roland TB-303, Roland TR-707, Roland TR-808, Roland TR-909
- Korg Mono/Poly
- ARP Odyssey
- Sequential Circuits Pro-One
- E-mu SP-1200
Discography
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- Music Components (CDZ023 Citizen Records, 2008)[3]
- "The Spirit of Boogie"
- "Un Cheval d’Orgueil"
- "1314"
- "Cm"
- "The Swamp Waltz"
- "Horns of Innocence"
- "Conakry Filter Sweep"
- "777"
- "Decade of Aggression"
- "MnII"
- Music Components Rev2 (CDZ030 Citizen Records, 2009)
- "The Spirit of Boogie" by Märtini Brös
- "Un Cheval D'Orgueil" by Donovan
- "1314" by Acid Washed
- "Cm" by Chloé
- "The Swamp Waltz" by Steve Moore
- "Horns of Innocence" by Xaver Naudascher
- "Conakry Filter Sweep" by Black Strobe
- "777" by Discodéine
- "Decade of Aggression" by Jesper Dahlback
- "Mnll" by SomethingALaMode
- Personal Dictator EP (BSR001 Blackstrobe Records, 2011)
- "Personal Dictator" (12" mix)
- "Personal Dictator" (Mixhell Remix)
- "Personal Dictator" (Motor Remix)
- "Personal Dictator" (The Hacker Remix)
- "Twilight of Gods"
- All You Need Is Techno EP (BSR002 Blackstrobe Records, 2011)
- "All You Need Is Techno" (909 Remix)
- "All You Need Is Techno" (Feadz Remix)
- "All You Need Is Techno" (Gesaffelstein Remix)
- "All You Need Is Techno"
- "State Violence State Control"
- Someone Gave Me Religion (BSR003 Blackstrobe Records, 2011)
- "The First Thirteen Minutes of Love"
- "Another Time, Another Place"
- "Personal Dictator"
- "Another Dictator"
- "Echoes"
- "All You Need Is Techno"
- "Who’s GonnaPlayThisOldMachine?"
- "Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses"
- "The Choir of the Dead Lovers"
- "Sunny Sunday Blues" (Digital Only)
- Another Time, Another Place EP (BSR004 Blackstrobe Records, 2011)
- "Another Time, Another Place" (Radio Edit)
- "Wardance"
- "Another Time, Another Place" (Gucci Vump Remix)
- "Another Time, Another Place" (Acid Washed Remix)
- "Another Time, Another Place" (Mustang Remix)
- "The First Thirteen Minutes of Love" (Turzi Remix)
Filmography
As an actor
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2012 | L'Âge atomique [fr] | the bouncer | [4] |
2022 | Amour océan (short film) | the father | [5] |
2023 | Àma Gloria | Cléo's father | [6] |
Notes
References
- ^ "Arnaud Rebotini". Discogs.
- ^ "Qwartz Electronic Music Awards – Qwartz edition 6". qwartz.org. Retrieved 1 May 2011.
- ^ "Arnaud Rebotini - Music Components". 24 October 2008.
- ^ Rooney, David (18 February 2012). "Atomic Age: Berlin Film Review". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 6 August 2024.
- ^ Klotz, Héléna. "Amour Océan". Festival International du Film Indépendant de Bordeaux. Retrieved 6 August 2024.
- ^ "Àma Gloria presskit". 12 February 2024. p. 16. Retrieved 28 July 2024.
External links
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- Arnaud Rebotini at IMDb
- Arnaud Rebotini at AlloCiné (in French)
- "Arnaud Rebotini: podcasts et actualités" [Arnaud Rebotini: podcasts and news]. Radio France (in French). Retrieved 6 August 2024.