The DNA Disciples

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DNA was the pseudonym taken by two British dance music producers for issuing a remix of Suzanne Vega's "Tom's Diner" in 1990.

They have since taken the name The DNA Disciples to avoid confusion with the no wave band, and have produced a second Suzanne Vega remix, "Rusted Pipe". Nick Batt has co-produced Goldfrapp's Black Cherry.

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[edit] Personnel

  • Neal Slateford (born in Bristol)
  • Nick Batt (born Nicholas Batt, also in Bristol), now running the Sonic State website and podcast

[edit] Discography

[edit] Singles

  • "Tom's Diner" (re-mix) (1990) - DNA featuring Suzanne Vega
  • "La Serenissima" (1990) - DNA
  • "Rebel Woman" (1991) - DNA featuring Jazzi P
  • "Can You Handle It" (re-recording) (1992) - DNA featuring Sharon Redd
  • "Blue Love (Call My Name)" (1992) - DNA featuring Joe Nye

[edit] Albums

  • Taste This EMI (1992)
  • Remixes Polydor (1992)

[edit] Reference

[edit] External link

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