Dimitri Tikovoï
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Dimitri Tikovoï | |
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Born | Paris, France |
Genres | Indie rock, punk rock, hip hop, pop, dance |
Occupation(s) | Record producer, songwriter, musician, DJ |
Instruments | Drums, bass, guitar, keyboard, percussion |
Years active | 2000–present |
Associated acts | Placebo, Charli XCX, The Horrors, Nicola Roberts, Mikky Ekko, Marianne Faithfull, Skip The Use, MNEK, Ian Brown, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Ed Harcourt, Serge Gainsbourg, The Raveonettes, Goldfrapp, John Cale, Trash Palace |
Website | www |
Dimitri Tikovoï is a French, Grammy-nominated record producer and DJ who has worked with bands including Placebo, The Horrors, Charli XCX, Mikky Ekko, Marianne Faithfull, Becky Hill, Blondie and Nicola Roberts. In 2002, Tikovoi released an album under the name "Trash Palace" (Positions, featuring Brian Molko, John Cale, Marc Almond, Asia Argento and others).
Career[]
Early in his U.K career, Tikovoï worked on some Placebo remixes and Placebo's cover of Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill", and then produced their fifth album Meds, which went on to sell over a million copies worldwide. He has since worked with The Horrors, Charli XCX, Ed Harcourt, Nicola Roberts, Marianne Faithfull, Mnek, Champs, Paloma Faith and numerous UK based acts.
Tikovoï has also written for movies including the award-winning (Sundance 2008) movie by Samuel Benchetrit and the Kevin McDonald movie State of Play.
In 2012, Tikovoï was nominated for the MPG International Producer of the Year award.[1]
Recently Tikovoï as produced and written songs for Becky Hill, Blondie and Ghost who charted at #3 in the Billboard 200 charts and went top 10 in 15 countries.
Albums worked on by Dimitri Tikovoï[]
- My Life, My Canvas - Frank's White Canvas - 2020
- Prequelle - Ghost - 2018
- Pollinator - Blondie - 2017
- Rude Love - Becky Hill - 2017
- Forgotten Pleasures - Findlay - 2017
- Eureka - Leslie Clio - 2015
- - Champs[2]- 2015
- Give My Love to London - Marianne Faithfull - 2014
- Little Armageddon - Skip The Use
- Only Child - DedRekoning Featuring Sophie Ellis-Bextor - 2014
- True Romance - Charli XCX - 2013
- Never Forget -
- Kids - Mikky Ekko - 2013
- Death Wish -
- Is This Love - Maya von Doll - 2012
- Cinderella's Eyes - Nicola Roberts - 2011
- "If The Truth Be Told" - MNEK
- My Way - Ian Brown - 2009
- Mirror Mirror - The Irrepressibles - 2010
- Make a Scene - Sophie Ellis-Bextor - 2011
- Mirror/Mirror - Ghinzu - 2009
- Dance On The Beast - Sharko - 2009
- State Of Play soundtrack for the Kevin Macdonald movie - 2009
- Battle For The Sun - Placebo - 2009
- See The Light - The Hours - 2009
- Strange House - The Horrors - 2007
- Extended Play 07 - Placebo
- Beautiful Lie - Ed Harcourt
- Never Before - The Ghost Frequency
- Actor/Actress - Fear Of Music
- Communiqueur d'Amour Re-Mix -
- I Always Wanted to Be a Gangster soundtrack for the Samuel Benchetrit movie
- Nothing Means Everything - The Dykeenies
- Proud Sponsors Of Boredom -
- Meds - Placebo
- The Horrors -
- We Are Not The Enemy - Fear of Music
- - Elli Medeiros
- A l'Ouest - Pravda
- New Ideas - The Dykeenies
- Trip the Light Fantastic - Sophie Ellis-Bextor
- Monsieur Gainsbourg Revisited - Serge Gainsbourg
- That Great Love Sound - The Raveonettes
- The Servant - The Servant
- La Folie Douce - Elista
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- "" - Archive
- - Hope of the States
- Molecule - Sharko
- Running Up that Hill - Placebo
- English Summer Rain - Single - Placebo
- Twist Re-Mix - Goldfrapp
- 5 Tracks E.P - John Cale
- Positions - Trash Palace
- Hybrid - Gary Numan
- Ill Gotten Gains - Michael J. Sheehy
- Sweet Blue Gene - Michael J. Sheehy
- Presque rien - Stefie Shock
- Black Market Music - Placebo
- Stranger Blues - Dream City Film Club
References[]
- ^ "MPG Awards - The Music Producers Guild - Past Winners". Music Producers Guild. Retrieved 14 May 2013.
- ^ Champs (2) - Vamala at Discogs
- Living people
- Musicians from Paris
- French DJs
- French record producers
- French songwriters