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Soenke Duewer aka Batterie du Verre let's start in the early 90s in then legendary Mojo Club Hamburg - young Du Verre the jazz drummer an composer, playing live drums along with Germany's hottest dancefloor act -hipness is being defined differently - be honest, borderliners face a great deal of intolerance from whichever side - ask a jazz player and then talk to club and electro producers - you'll find out they're worlds apart and (no offence, just plain experience...) haven't got a clue of what the other one is talking about...- du Verre knew - searched and found musicians who also knew - did you ever find a needle in the haystack? - du Verre did - players who were willing to sit between the chairs... 1999 - Groove Galaxi - du Verre's project with a lot of funky clubsound elements, but still kind of a "authentic" Jazzband working in cooperation with the Mojo Club and various other DJs - playing Jazz on a high level, but without the nerve wrecking doo bee doo bee scoopy doo - enhancing the spectrum of clubs all over Germany/Austria/Switzerland aswell as events like the Jazzport Festival Hamburg, Jazzfest Leverkusen, Jazz Baltica - interested in some Groove Galaxi stuff? check out the Mojo Sampler Vol. 9 (Never Felt So Free) or the Brazilectro Compilation Vol. 6, and if you still haven't got enough, listen to one of four CDs produced between 2000 and 2005... Along the way and working more and more sample based du Verre started composing and producing music for various short f

United Ancestors
White Mink (Electro Swing Versus Speakeasy Jazz)
White Mink Black Cotton (Electro Swing versus Speakeasy Jazz) - CD1
White Mink: Black Cotton (Electro Swing vs Speakeasy Jazz)

Kulturkantine - Contemporary Jazz Lounge Session

Jazz & Milk Breaks
White Mink: Black Cotton
White Mink : Black Cotton (Electro Swing vs Speakeasy Jazz)
White Mink (Electro Swing vs Speakeasy Jazz)
Swing Style Vol.2 (Compiled by Gulbahr Kultur)

Jazz & Milk Breaks Vol. 1

White Mink : Black Cotton