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Classic
Recordings
are very proud in announcing the release of Doc Martin's
Sounds You Can Feel DJ mix CD. This is the first
widely distributed, commercially available mix CD that Doc has
done since his Unlock The House mix for
Moonshine in the mid-90's. This mix perfectly encapsulates
Doc's current DJ sets, with a superb selection of tracks
that Doc seamlessly blends together in his own inimitable
style that showcases his unique talent as one of the world
greatest deck technician.
Doc Martin is post-rave America's dance music icon. Besides
the Frankie Knuckles', Derrick May's, and Louie Vega's aside,
he is the closest thing to a Carl Cox, a Paul Oakenfold, a
Sasha, that Americans can call their own.
If there were
any house DJ in America who could accurately claim to be the
most important American house DJ working today, it would be
Doc Martin. But then, Doc would never accept such a title even
if it happens to be true because Doc is not only a legendary
talent, but also a legendarily humble man.
For those who have been unaware and out of the
loop for the last 15 years or so, Doc Martin (real name:
Martin Mendoza) began his mission on the decks back in
the Summer of 1986. With strong roots in funk and disco, his
focus on house music was triggered while playing the clubs and
warehouses of late 1980s San Francisco. One of the main
founders of the strong West Coast dance scene, Doc has always
been a master of mixing the crowd with the music.
While most star deejays have a brief notoriety,
helped in large part by a popular 12-inch track, Doc’s
consistency and longevity stem from his ability to bring many
styles of music and people together. From reggae & old school
hip-hop to underground Chicago trax & NYC garage, his unique
style has earned him the love and respect of DJs and clubbers
worldwide.
Moving to Los Angeles at the end of the 80’s,
he established himself as the cornerstone of the nascent LA
rave and underground loft/warehouse party scene. Doc’s
legendary 8 hour sets at seminal underground parties
Flammable Liquid and Sunday Love as well as his
stints at many Southern California massives, Doc’s reputation
for bringing great vibes, diverse sounds, and the ability to
take a party higher spread far and wide throughout the US’
bourgeoning dance music scene.
His slot as the opening act for Deee-Lite
in 1994 on their World Tour brought him to greater exposure.
From there, his residency at New York City’s infamous Twilo
in 1996 and his legendary sets at Cream in Liverpool
during their 1995-1997 prime helped fuel the incredible buzz
on Doc, earning him an important worldwide profile.
In this age of specialized sub-genres among
deejays and producers, what sets Martin apart is his
unchallenged ability to reach deep into everything from deep
house, trax, techno, funk, tribal, and classics and create a
cohesive, blissful union. At the top of the US house scene,
Doc spent the 90’s constantly touring, playing his music for
fans from London to Sydney to Ibiza and everywhere in
between.
After a well-publicized life-threatening attack
of pancreatitis and a resulting 8-month hiatus, Doc has spent
his last few years focusing extensively on producing his own
music in his own recording studio. Recent work remixing A
Tribe Called Quest, Moloko and dubtribe, as
well as producing original tracks for Moonshine, Shaboom,
and DJ Sneak’s Defiant Records inspired Doc to develop
his career as a producer and remixer. Currently, Doc is
collaborating with a number of artists including R&B singer
Mark Bell, remixing Solomonic Sound’s to-be-massive
“Children of Israel” for Shaboom, and working on his
developing his own Wax Records label.
However, you can’t keep this man off the road
and although his touring schedule is less frenetic than it
was, Doc's magic continues to grow. He is a future legend of
house, the US ambassador for dance music culture, and beloved
by thousands all over the world. Music over hype will always
be Doc's message of love. To Doc Martin, there are no stars
just dance floors and the ability to tap into their energies.
Open yourself and step into his world.
Doc Martin
will be bringing his positive vibes on tour throughout the US
this Spring, Summer, and Fall 2002.
Release date:
June 11, 2002
DISCOGRAPHY
- Doc Martin Mood Doktor Siesta
- Kingsize Funk Release The Pressure Shaboom
- Doc Martin feat. Taka Boom Never Shaboom
- Doctor Dub Reach For The Sky Imperial Dub
- Doc Martin feat. Anthea McQueen I Need Somebody New ICU
- BlakDoktor I Believe So Strong Shaboom
- Doktor Know Slowburner Grayhound
- Doc Martin Set Me Free Shaboom
- Doc & Buck Living Room Chronicles II Leaf
- Doc Martin presents Diskfunktional L.O.V.E. Moonshine
- BlakDoktor Heaven In Your Eyes Shaboom
- Doc¹s Daily Funk People Together Groovalicious
- Doctor Dub Unification Imperial Dub
- Doc Martin presents Disfunktional Free Moonshine
- Doc Ximbi African American 99 North
- Doc & Tony - Music From My Soul Wax
- Doc & Tony Lack Of Dub
- Doc & Andre A Little Gotten - Westbound
REMIXES
- Tribe Called Quest Footprints Jive
- Moloko day For Night Warners
- Mephisto Odyssey The Lift Primal
- Sylk 130 The Reason Ovum
- Mark Bell Woman Cry Atlantic
- Mighty Dub Katz Just Another Groove Smile
- Eddie Amador Holy Spirit Shaboom
- Shaboom Totally Warners
- Shaboom Bessie Warners
- Aaron Carl My House Ovum
- Blakkat Full Circle Shaboom
- Progression If You Believe Nervous
- Faith Healer Wicked Vibes Rampant
- Full Proof Sunny Glow
- Sweet Drop - Hallelujah Groovalicious
- Fax Gluv Love Primal
- Nick Holder Moments Of Dub - NRK
- Desert Lettin¹ Ya Mind Go Mute
- Blaze Lovely Day Classic
- Freaks Dance & Disorder - Music for Freaks
- Barrio Bros. - Hold On To Your Love - Shaboom
- Solomonic Sound Children Of Israel - Shaboom
- Marcus Nikolai Bushes - Classic
MIX CDS
- Urb Mix Flammable Liquid Planet
- United DJs of American Vol.5 DMC
- Unlock Your Mind Moonshine
- House Music Movement Mastertones
- Song About Love & Understanding Imperial Dub
- Sounds You Can Feel - Classic
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For more information on Doc Martin, Sounds You
Can Feel, and Classic Recordings, contact Peter Wohelski at
Green Galactic on 718.923.9020 or
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