Fabric keep rolling out the albums off their conveyor belt, with ‘Fabric 17: Akufen’ soon to be out in august. Mass production isn’t something you would associate with Fabric and its ideals, but with the top drawer nature of the releases why not showcase as much good music as possible.
Known for his ‘Akufen’s My Way’ minimal techno album in 2002, Marc Leclair has now stepped up to the plate with his debut DJ Mix CD. Recorded in one sessions Fabric suggest this album is “…a minimal house tour-de-force, bursting with energy, excitement, and invention. The 21 tracks perfectly describe our new 4/4 ethic – keep it clever, catchy, and brilliantly detailed – and are beautifully mixed in an extremely individual style. Akufen’s love of Henri Mancini, and all things quirky, bleeds from the grooves”.
The official CD launch takes place at Fabric on July 3 and will see Craig Richards and Michael Mayer also in the house. The full tracklisting is as below:
Fabric 17: Akufen
01 Philippe Cam - LFO Drive Traum
02 Matthew Dear - Dog Days (Pantytec Remix) Ghostly Intl./Spectral
03 Cabanne - Karashik Karat
04 Krikor - 1968(Ark Remix) Battle
05 Pantytec - Alabaster Perlon
06 Kalabrese - Set Me Free Perlon
07 The Rip Off Artist - Little Tiny Eight Inch Jack Vertical Form
08 Seòor Coconut - Smoke On The Water multiColor
09 dub.e.us - Blood Red [Lyin' Beats] Fair Park
10 Wighnomy Brothers & Robag Wruhme - Bobb Freude Am Tanzen
11 S-max Red - Fibreglass 7th City
12 Ultrakurt - M'Gell Telegraph
13 Herbert - Close To Me !K7
14 Freaks - Instrument (Soul Capsule On It Remix) Music For Freaks
15 Crackhaus - Ample Slacks Onitor
16 Mossa Bucolik - Circus Company
17 Luciano & Serafin - Yaki Soba Telegraph
18 Soul Center - Funky Sterling Mute
19 Horror Inc. - Siamese Twins (Mike Shannon Mix) Revolver Canada
20 Jeff Milligan - In My Life Background
21 Stephen Beaupré - My Old Lady Musique Risquée
Fabric keep rolling out the albums off their conveyor belt, with ‘Fabric 17: Akufen’ soon to be out in august. Mass production isn’t something you would associate with Fabric and its ideals, but with the top drawer nature of the releases why not showcase as much good music as possible. 
