Jan Jelinek
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Biography
Jan Jelinek is a German electronic musician known for his work under various aliases, including Farben, Gramm, and The Exposures. His music spanned genres such as minimal techno, glitch, and microhouse, characterized by deep basslines and extensive use of samples from jazz and rock recordings. Jelinek's career began with the release of his first EP, Tendency, in 2000. He followed this with notable albums like Loop-Finding-Jazz-Records (2001) and La nouvelle pauvreté (2003). Throughout his career, Jelinek collaborated with various artists, including Masayoshi Fujita on projects such as Bird, Lake, Objects (2010) and Schaum (2016), and Sven-Ã
ke Johansson on Puls-Plus-Puls (2018). He also founded the German record label Faitiche. Jelinek's discography includes significant releases like The Raw and the Cooked (2021) and Soundtrack For SEASCAPE - Polyptych (2023), showcasing his evolving sound and artistic vision.
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- Fragments Two
- Fragments One
- Introducing
- Music to Interrogate By
- Facelift
- Wood Pigeon
- There Are Other Worlds (They Have Not Told You Of)
- Dipper
- Forest Weaver
- My Favourite Shop
- Jackdaw
- Trust the Words of Stevie
- What You Should Know About Me by Masayoshi Fujita
- Vague, Yet by Masayoshi Fujita
- Helio by Masayoshi Fujita
- Urub by Masayoshi Fujita
- Cin by Masayoshi Fujita
- Ohne Titel, 2002
- Farben Says: So Much Love by Farben
- Stuck
- Parades by Masayoshi Fujita
- LesssseN by Farben
- Farben Says: Love Oh Love by Farben
- The Kosmologische Konstante (Copyright Made Me Do It)
