Club Cheval
French electronic group
Club Cheval is a French electronic group originating from Lille, consisting of Myd, Sam Tiba, Panteros666 and Canblaster (Quentin Lepoutre, Samuel Tiba, Victor Thieffry-Watel, and Cédric Steffens respectively).
Biography
Club Cheval is a Paris-based collective, or band, consisting of four musicians: Canblaster, Myd, Sam Tiba, and Panteros666, blending various genres such as R&B or house music.
According to Dazed, they chose the name "cheval" ("horse" in French) because "it resonated as something powerful and noble [they] wanted to put forth."
They met in Lille as students, and started their career with two EPs released in 2010 on Bromance Records, a label founded by Brodinski, as well as remixes for Vitalic, Nero, Boys Noize, and The Dø.
Aside from their solo productions, the first single produced by all four Club Cheval members, "Now U Realize", was released in June 2012. It was followed by the Decisions EP featuring "Decisions" and "Vanilla Girl", released in November 2012.
In 2014, the band composed the songs "Can't Stop" (featuring Kanye West) and "Tribe" (featuring Jesse Boykins III), on Theophilus London's second album Vibes.
Club Cheval's debut album was Discipline which was released in early 2016.
The first extract from the record, "From the Basement to the Roof", debuted in March 2015 on BBC Radio One's Annie Mac show. The song is co-produced by French hip-hop producer DJ Kore with vocals from Phlo Finister, an R&B singer from Los Angeles. Club Cheval told US magazine The Fader "she gives the track the mellow and sentimental touch they were looking for".
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