Andrés Bucci

Andrés Bucci
Birth name Andrés Bucci
Also known as Bucci, Lil'Bucci , Osloer , Chord
Origin Santiago de Chile, Chile
Genres Electronica
Occupation(s) Disc jockey, record producer, musician
Years active 1996–present
Labels Hummingbird , Ruta 5, Traum Schallplaten, Horizontal, Impar , Cynosure
Associated acts Plan V, Chord, Detalles, Bucci
Website

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Andrés Bucci is a Chilean electronic music producer and DJ. He is known for his solo work as well as for his role as a member of Plan V. He is one of three Bucci brothers (Juan Pablo, Pier and Andrés), all DJs and electronic music producers.

Andrés Bucci began his career in 1996 while living in Germany, and the influence of the Berlin scene is noticeable in his work. He is a member of the group Plan V where he works with Gustavo Cerati (Soda Stereo), Christian Powditch and Guillermo Ugarte, has also worked with Kate Simko in project called "Detalles".,[1] and with his brother Pier Bucci in a duo called Bucci.

Career

Andrés Bucci was born in Santiago, Chile and grew up in the "Bucci Gallery" in the city centre. One of the few places that offered art exhibition space in the Chilean military regime, the Bucci Gallery was one of the cultural bastions of the last years of the dictatorship and welcomed emerging avant-garde painters as well as punk and 80s new wave musicians. In 1996, while living in Germany, Andrés met Jimi Tenor at the Kunsthaus Tacheles, an important art center where he rented a studio. They worked on some tracks together and Bucci realized he was able to produce music suitable for release. On a trip to his homeland of Chile, Andrés contacted his friend Christian Powditch and with him, along with Guillermo Ugarte and the Argentinean Gustavo Cerati (lead musician and voice of Soda Stereo), created in 1995 his first musical project, Plan V. The first album of the grop "Plan V" (1995) was a success and introduced Chilean electronic music to major audiences,[2] with their second album in 1998 bringing them popularity on both sides of the Andes. Alongside this, Andrés produced solo work under the pseudonym of Chord, performing in Chile and Argentina at venues such as Club La Feria, La Casa Club and Microman. In 1999, the label Ruta 5 (owned by Martin Schopf's Berlin based Chilean musician, aka Dandy Jack), invited Andrés to participate in the "Austral project", a compilation album of Chilean artists such as Atom Heart, Ricardo Villalobos, Luciano and Daniel Nieto (Danieto), released on Payola record label. In 2000, Andrés was invited to curate a Chilean art exhibition in Berlin's Bethanien Art Center. He integrated the exhibition with music, performing himself and sharing the stage with German musicians Stereo Total and Silvesterboy (Golden Citronen). During 2001, Andrés released his debut album under the pseudonym Chord, titled "Monochord". He also released many remixes for important South American artists such as Original Hamster, Chilean musicians Pánico, Bitman & Roban, and the Argentinian Gustavo Cerati, and continued performing live in Chile and Argentina. In 2002, he formed the duo "Detalles" with Kate Simko, a music student from Chicago, and released the album "Shapes of summer" for the German label Traum. They would later, in 2007, release "Micros morning" for the US label Kupei Musika.[3] In 2003, Andrés performed as Chord at the MicroMutek festival in Valparaiso and in the same year, released an EP with his brother Pier for the WMF record label. The duo, known as "Bucci", debuted with their track "Dude" and came in at number 8 in the specialized De:Bug magazine chart, performing in several Berlin clubs. Also in 2003, Bucci appeared in the "Canción Electrónica" (Electronica Song) compilation album from Argentina's Indice Virgen Records and the "Colores Compilation" album from Mexico's Mil Records.

In 2004, Andrés performed with Detalles at the Mutek Festival in Chile where they were named one of the "next 100 most influential bands of the year" in the US by URB (magazine) URB magazine.[4] In 2005, Bucci was invited to perform at Mutek Festival in Canada where his set received excellent reviews. From this point Bucci started to perform frequently in clubs around Europe.

In 2007, Andrés released his solo EP "Chocopanda", and performed with Bucci at the Raum Club[5] in Barcelona, at the Synch Festival in Greece[6] and at Watergate Club in Berlin. With Detalles, he performed at Mutek Festival in Canada and later at the Worldtronics Festival in Der Hause der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin, alongside other international artists. The same year he performed at Panorama Bar Berlin and Watergate Club to promote the EP "Andrés Bucci-Avec Style", released by Horizontal label owned by another Chilean producer Dinky. In 2008, he performed at Watergate Club and the Weekend Club in Berlin, at Unit Club in Tokyo and at T-Bar in London.

Discography

As Andres Bucci[7]

Remixes

As Chord[8]

Albums

Singles, EPs and others

As Detalles[9]

Albums

Singles, EPs and others

References

  1. ↑ Andrés Bucci www.ibiza-voice.com Published by I Voice :: 2003–2014 Retrieved on March 13, 2014
  2. ↑ Plan V in Musica Popular Archived April 24, 2014, at the Wayback Machine. musicapopular.cl Marisol García retrieved March 26, 2014
  3. ↑ Andres Bucci – Ibiza Voice ibiza-voice.com retrieved on March 25, 2014
  4. ↑ Mutek – Andres Bucci "Just for Laughs Museum" Mutek.org June 4, 2005 retrieved March 25, 2014
  5. ↑ Raum Club Archived April 25, 2014, at the Wayback Machine. retrieved March 25, 2014
  6. ↑ Synch Festiva Greece Archived May 28, 2014, at the Wayback Machine. retrieved March 25, 2014
  7. ↑ Andres Bucci Discography residentadvisor.net retrieved March 26, 2014
  8. ↑ Chord in Musica Popular Archived April 24, 2014, at the Wayback Machine. musicapopular.cl David Ponce retrieved March 26, 2014
  9. ↑ Detalles In Musica Popular Archived April 24, 2014, at the Wayback Machine. musicapopular.cl Marisol García

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