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Freeform Five is an English electronic group led by DJ, producer and songwriter Anu Pillai.[1]
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Freeform Five | |
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Origin | London, England |
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Years active | 1997–present |
Labels | Perspex Recordings |
Members | Anu Pillai |
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Website | freeformfive anupillai |
Freeform Five became known for their remix of Isolee's "Beau Mot Plage" in 1999.
The Freeform Five DJ mix albums Bisous Bisous II and Misch Masch were released in 2005 and 2006.[2] Over the years, Pillai has remixed tracks by artists such as N*E*R*D, Brian Wilson, X-Press 2 and David Byrne, Jamie Lidell, Justin Timberlake, Felix Da Housecat and the Killers. Freeform Five continue to perform at clubs like Fabric (London), Manumission (Ibiza), Week End (Berlin), Razz (Barcelona), Paris Paris (Paris), Lux (Lisbon) and has toured in Australia, Scandinavia, North America, Mexico, Brazil and Japan.
The 2004 studio album Strangest Things followed a series of vinyl-only releases including "Perspex Sex", "Electromagnetic" and "Eeeeaaooww". The song "No More Conversations" was re-released in 2007 with a new Mylo remix.
In addition to his own work, Pillai has written and produced with other artists such as Lewis Capaldi, Ladyhawke (musician), Lana Del Rey, and Little Boots. He has composed music for commercials for Apple Inc., Nike, Inc., Mercedes-Benz, SEAT, Verizon, Eurostar, and the BBC, amongst others.
Along with Roy Kerr, Pillai has released three EPs on Fool's Gold Records, the label founded by A-Trak. He also releases and remixes songs by other artists on his record label Perspex Recordings.
Fine/Perspex Recordings (reissue)
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