Voafose

Voafose is an alias for Jeremy Simmonds, a Rephlex electronic musician known for participation on recordings by fellow famous musicians AFX and Luke Vibert. In 1993 he released a collaboration album with Luke Vibert, and released an album of leftovers from those sessions in 2008, Rodulate.^[1] He has been an important remix artist and released his first solo album in 2006.

Discography

As Voafose

Releases

Hecker/Voafose split 10", a split release with Florian Hecker. (2006 October 24) - "Taptics", "Big Ben"
Voafose (2006 November 13)

Compilation appearances

"Threpton" on Lo Recordings Vol. 1: Extreme Possibilities (1995)
"Second Funktion" with Boymerang on Lo Recordings Vol. 2: Collaborations (1996)
"Wooden League" on Lo Recordings Vol. 4: Further Mutations (1997)
"Threpton" on Fabulous Shit (1999)

Other contributions

"Analoggins" on Analord 6 by AFX, featured guest artist.

As Jeremy Simmonds

Compilation appearances

Vibert/Simmonds - "Knaim 'n' No" on Lo Recordings Vol. 1: Extreme Possibilities (1995)

Remixes

"Pull My Strings (Oven Baked Mix)" with Graham Sutton on Redone EP by Wagon Christ
"Harmony Street (Digby Estate Rerun)" with Graham Sutton on Sketches by Ultramarine

Other Contributions

Percussion on Stop The Panic by Luke Vibert and BJ Cole

With Vibert/Simmonds

Weirs (1993)
Rodulate (2008)

References

↑ Gabriele, Timothy (30 July 2008). "Vibert/Simmonds: Rodulate". PopMatters. Retrieved 26 May 2010.

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