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“I'm conscious of the fact that a lot of Ekoplekz material got released in quick succession. It was difficult for people to keep up. The thing is, once you hand over the material to the label you have no control over when something comes out - at one point I had whole LPs that were overlapping.”

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Ekoplekz, born on March 17, 1969, is a mysterious artist whose profession remains unclear. His work has had a significant impact in the fields of electronic and experimental music. more

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