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White Label Analog
White Label Analog came together in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Mark Sibley, Chris Sibley, and David Tollefson. They worked from the city's...
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White Label Analog came together in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Mark Sibley, Chris Sibley, and David Tollefson. They worked from the city's underground electronic scene, building things up slowly.
Their track 'Dance With Me' was the one that broke through for them. It had a simple, catchy melody that connected with people and helped push the band out to a wider audience.
They put out albums like 'Codex' and 'Northern Lights' after that, and their sound touched on house and techno. They've worked with other producers in that world, including Nick Warren and Markus Schulz.
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