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Artist description
Side Effects is not a band, is a solo project formed since 1996 by the keyboardist and music writer Javier Richarte, born in 1976. Style: Instrumental Techno-pop, but some songs are purely House or Synth-pop. Their influences are bands like Anything Box, Pet Shop Boys, New Order and Depeche Mode. |
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Music Style
Synth-pop |
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Musical Influences
Anything Box, Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys |
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Similar Artists
Anything Box, Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys |
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Artist History
Javier formed a band with a friend, Carlos, in 1989; they made Electronic Music under the name 'Hypsilong' with only a Commodore 64, using many music software. In 1990 they changed their name to 'ABC'. The next year Carlos leave the band, but friendship go on. Javier followed writing songs, like Music 4 U and Alright! in 1992, Shifting in 1993, Demo in 1994 and Don't press the red button in 1995 (the favourite song he'd written).In 1996 he changed his name to 'Side Effects!', he keep writing songs, like Technoise!, High Performance, Reaction, I Love Summer!, Direct, Special... In 1997 he wrote Dedicated to you (a ballad for her girlfriend Natalia). The song Tours (let's get higher!) was written in 1997 based in a dream who Javier had.In 1998 appears a second version of Dedicated to you, named Dedicated to you too.The same year, Side Effects remixed 3 times the song Moog 5 by his friend Hernán Casella.2000 is the year of the return! The new album This side up is being finished! An album composed against the clock, the idea was to write many BRAND NEW songs in 4 or 5 months... |
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Group Members
Javier Richarte |
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Instruments
Keyboards |
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Albums
Think Twice, This Side Up! |
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Additional Info
Many Maxis, Singles & Remixes Packs! |
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Location
Banfield, Buenos Aires - Argentina |
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