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Hervé
Birth nameJoshua Harvey
Also known asThe Count of Monte Cristal, The Count, Speaker Junk, Dead Soul Brothers, Voodoo Chilli, Speaker Punks, Young Lovers, Action Man, Klint
Born1980
OriginUK
Genres
OccupationProducer
LabelsCheap Thrills, Illegal Bass, Dubsided Records, Domino records, Mad Decent, Ministry of Sound, Night Bass, Black Butter, Toolroom
Websitemyspace.com/hervespace

Joshua Harvey, otherwise known as Hervé, is a producer/DJ from the UK. Hervé is known for bass-orientated as well as eclectic productions and DJ sets. He also runs the label Cheap Thrills,[1] which has released music by Fake Blood, Jack Beats, Lone and Project Bassline, amongst others.

Career

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In 2001, together with SEBA, Joshua (then Josh) produced the song "Diamond" for the film Snatch along with an album under the name Klint.[citation needed]

Along with Sinden and Kid Sister, his track "Beeper" reached number 1 on the UK Dance Chart in July 2008. Hervé and Sinden released their album Mega Mega Mega under the name the Count & Sinden in 2010 on Domino Records. The album received great reviews across the board from the likes of Mixmag, The Guardian and Clash.[citation needed] Their summer single "After Dark" which featured the Mystery Jets was on the Radio 1 playlist and saw them play live at Reading Festival with the band. Other guests on the album included Katy B, Bashy and Rye Rye.[citation needed]

He has released two compilations Ghetto Bass and Ghetto Bass 2, both are 2 CD mixes of "bassline sounds, electro, drum & bass, dubstep & house" tracks by a variety of artists.[citation needed]

In 2010, Hervé collaborated with Fatboy Slim to produce the acid house song "Machines Can Do the Work".[citation needed]

His 2012 album Pick Me Up, Sort Me Out, Calm Me Down features guests including Steve Mason of the Beta Band.[citation needed]

Hervé is founder of the collaborative group Machines Don't Care which has seen tracks with guests such as Sinden, Trevor Loveys, Affie Yusuf, Toddla T, Fake Blood, Detboi & Drop the Lime.[citation needed]

In 2013, Hervé released the album The Art of Disappearing featuring guests Austra, Niki & the Dove, Maria Minerva and Seasfire.

He has also produced an album by the band Closer, an indie/electronic/balearic/dance band from London. The first EP was released in May 2014.

In June 2014, he released the instrumental album Nothing Left of Us as Klint.[citation needed]

In 2016, he released his double album Hallucinated Surf featuring Meridian Dan, Zebra Katz, Steve Mason, Kelly Lee Owens and others on Skint/BMG.[citation needed]

Discography

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Albums

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  • Ghetto Bass (2009)
  • Ghetto Bass 2 (2010)[2]
  • Pick Me Up, Sort Me Out, Calm Me Down (2012)
  • The Art of Disappearing (2013)
  • Nothing Left of Us (2014)
  • Hallucinated Surf (2016)

EPs

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  • Blaze It (2010)

Singles

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  • "Cheap Thrills" (featuring Plastic Little & Ny) (2008)
  • "Rikkalicious" (with Kissy Sell Out) (2009) - UK #84
  • "Together" (2011) - UK #142[3]
  • "Better Than a BMX" (2012)
  • "How Can I Live Without You (Make It Right)" (featuring Ronika) (2012)
  • "Night Turns into Day" (2012)
  • "Zombies 2 (Return of the Living Dead)" (2012)
  • "Save Me" (featuring Austra) (2013)
  • "Gold" (featuring Maria Minerva) (2013)
  • "Lose Control" (featuring Seasfire) (2013)
  • "Lose Control" (featuring Seasfire) {Taiki & Nulight Remix} (2013)
  • "Power of Bass" (with Armand Van Helden) (2014)
  • "Tear the House Up" (featuring Zebra Katz) (2014)

Remixes

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References

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  1. ^ "About". CHEAP THRILLS. Archived from the original on 1 March 2013.
  2. ^ "Music - Review of Herve - Ghetto Bass 2". BBC. Retrieved 10 August 2011.
  3. ^ Chart Log UK Archived 12 February 2012 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved August 2011
  4. ^ "Mars (Herve Re-Edit) by Fake Blood on Beatport". www.beatport.com. Retrieved 27 July 2017.
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