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Larry TeeTitle: CLUB BADD
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One of NYC's most legendary DJs, Larry Tee, created the term
'ELECTROCLASH' for his historic festivals of the same name, started the
party DISCO 2000 that was featured in the movie 'Party Monster", DJ'ed
alongside Larry Levan, and has just been certified gold with his new
single 'Licky' which features Princess Superstar, Santigold, and Top 40
pop star Shontelle. His Electroclash Festivals and his club nights in
Brooklyn featured the Scissor Sisters, Felix Da Housecat, 2 Many DJs,
Tiga, Peaches, and James Murphy from LCD Soundsystem.
Larry has also been on fire of late as a remixer, putting his go-to
touch on smashes by La Roux, Crookers feat. Róisín Murphy, Lady Gaga,
Kele, and Major Lazer. Touring his new album 'CLUB BADD' out worldwide
on ULTRA, he has been supported by DJs like Justice, Erol Alkan,
Crookers, Pete Tong, Jesse Rose, David Guetta, MSTRKRFT, and the songs
have been remixed for an upcoming collection CLUB BADDER by Afrojack,
Sébastien Léger, Hervé, Bart B More, Kris Menace, and Steve Aoki to
name a few.
But Tee's experience goes back further to the 80s when he lived in
Atlanta and became friends friends with Athens' stars Michael Stipe
from REM and the B-52's. In the 90s he wrote the Billboard Magazine #1
Dance song of 1992 by RuPaul (now a TV star in the USA), DJ'ed with
Frankie Knuckles, David Morales and Danny Tenaglia at the Roxy,
Palladium, and Love Machine, started the legendary Disco 2000 party at
Limelight (which was the first club to feature techno on the main floor
in the States), and launched Twilo Fridays which introduced Sasha
& Digweed and Carl Cox to the big room clubs in NYC. In the 00s
he launched Electroclash and put out 3 genre-defining albums that
featured many of his own songs, and he helped launch the electro craze
with his festivals in NYC and Europe. His debut album, Club Badd, has
been embraced by clubbers around the world, and he is touring non-stop
before his next album of collaborations comes out in 2011. His latest
single "Lets Make Nasty," with its Afrojack remix, spent 5 weeks at #1
on Beatport earlier this year.
