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Groove Armada

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Group. Formed 1995.

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Biography

Groove Armada are a big beat duo Andy Cato and Tom Findlay from England. They are now primarily based in London, and continue to produce and record music as well as hosting semi-regular club nights in London and an annual London festival under the Lovebox banner.

The group has collaborated with a diverse array of artists including Neneh Cherry, DJ Gram’Ma Funk, Sophie Barker, Nappy Roots, Fudge Dog, Sunshine Anderson, Mutya Buena, Jeru The Damaja and Richie Havens. Tom Findlay has described working with Prince as his dream collaboration, although there are no plans for such at the moment.

Groove Armada is probably best known to the music listening public for producing music that have featured in numerous media including advertising campaigns, movies and computer games (see below).

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  1. LateNightTales: Groove Armada 2008

    LateNightTales: Groove Armada

    Reviewed by Susie Goldring

  2. Soundboy Rock 2007

    Soundboy Rock

    Reviewed by Gemma Padley

    Groove Armada have created an album that will certainly get people talking.
  3. Lovebox 2002

    Lovebox

    Reviewed by Christian Hopwood

    Groove Armada return with the follow up to Goodbye Country Hello Night Club. With some...
  4. Goodbye Country: Hello Nightclub 2001

    Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub)

    Reviewed by Andy Puleston

    Third instalment in the Groove Armada story. Subtle instrumentation and smooth...

Credits

Role Artist Release
Mix-DJ Various Artists AnotherLateNight: Groove Armada (2003)
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