Daniel Pabœuf Unity - Daniel Pabœuf Unity

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Review by Tony Diehl

Daniel Pabœuf Unity – A Sonic Journey That Sticks With You If you’re into music that defies easy labels, Daniel Pabœuf Unity is one of those albums that sneaks up on you. Released back in 2008 in France (on the quirky Il Monstro and ¡Éditions! labels), this record blends electronic vibes, rock grit, and jazz soul like it’s no big deal. But trust me—it’s a big deal. It's not just another "genre mashup" trying too hard to impress; it feels natural, raw, yet polished enough to keep your ears hooked. The album leans heavily into contemporary jazz but doesn’t stay boxed in there. Tracks like "L’Excavateur" and "Mardi" are perfect examples of how Daniel Pabœuf pulls off this balancing act. Let me tell ya why these two stuck with me after listening. --- L’Excavateur: The Opening Punch Right outta the gate, “L’Excavateur” grabs you by the collar. Imagine saxophone lines weaving through layers of glitchy synths and punchy drums—it’s kinda chaotic, but also strangely comforting. Like when you walk into a crowded café where everyone’s talking over each other, but somehow it all makes sense. Régïs Boulard’s drumming gives it an almost primal energy, while David Euverte’s synth work adds this dreamy haze that keeps pulling you deeper. I remember thinking, "Damn, this isn’t background music." No way. This track demands attention, and honestly? It earns every bit of it. --- Mardi: Where Things Get Weird (In a Good Way) Then there’s “Mardi,” which flips the vibe entirely. If “L’Excavateur” feels like a bustling city street, this one’s more like wandering alone at sunset, lost in thought. Mistress Bomb H’s vocals float in like whispers from another dimension—soft, haunting, impossible to ignore. And oh man, the bassline by Laetitia Shériff? Pure magic. It grooves so deep it practically roots itself inside you. There’s something about the mix here, handled by Laurent Dahyot, that feels intimate yet massive at the same time. By the end, you’re left wondering, “Wait…what just happened?” But in the best possible way. --- What really ties everything together is the production. Hats off to Daniel Pabœuf and David Euverte for crafting sounds that feel alive, like they could breathe or break apart at any moment. Plus, props to the mastering team (Alan Ward and Dominique Brusson)—they didn’t sand down the rough edges, letting the album retain its wild spirit. And can we talk about the artwork? Régis Guigand nailed it. The cover art matches the music perfectly—abstract, colorful, slightly unsettling, but totally captivating. Same goes for Anne-Claire Bourdois’s photography. Every visual element feels intentional, like it belongs to the same universe as the songs. --- So yeah, Daniel Pabœuf Unity might not be for everyone. If you need your music neatly categorized or predictable, this ain’t it. But if you crave something that challenges you without being pretentious, give it a spin. Here’s the thing though: listening to this album made me realize how much I love music that refuses to sit still. It reminded me of those nights when you stare out a window, letting your mind wander without knowing where it’ll land. That’s what this album does—it takes you somewhere unexpected, then leaves you there to figure it out yourself. Oh, and random thought: whoever decided to name a track “I’d Lost My Soul” deserves a medal. Just saying.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
L'Étincelle7:20
Ascensionnel4:28
L'Excavateur6:36
Bacchanales4:48
Mardi3:45
I'd Lost My Soul6:45
Profondément6:19

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Catalog Numbers

il003, IE 1502

Labels

Il Monstro, ¡Éditions!

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Formats

  • CD
  • Album
  • Promo

Companies

RoleCompany
Distributed Byharmonia mundi distribution
Pressed ByLimbo Discs
Recorded AtLe Studio Des Sports, Rennes
Mixed AtLe Studio Des Sports, Rennes
Edited AtElectric City
Mastered AtElectric City

Credits

RoleCredit
ArtworkRégis Guigand
DesignRégis Guigand
BassLaetitia Shériff
ComputerMistress Bomb H
Programmed ByMistress Bomb H
VocalsMistress Bomb H
DrumsRégïs Boulard
Edited ByAlan Ward, Dominique Brusson
Mastered ByAlan Ward, Dominique Brusson
EngineerGéraldine Capart
GuitarOlivier Mellano
Mixed ByDominique Brusson (tracks: 1 to 3, 5, 6), Laurent Dahyot (tracks: 4, 7)
Photography ByAnne-Claire Bourdois
ProducerDaniel Pabœuf, David Euverte
Recorded ByDavid Euverte, Frank Ollivry, Laurent Dahyot
SaxophoneDaniel Pabœuf
SynthesizerDavid Euverte
Electric PianoDavid Euverte
PianoDavid Euverte

Notes

  • Ascensionnel (à Christian Lechevretel)
  • Recorded at Le Studio des Sports, The Lowroad Studio, Le Grande Boutique Studio, Brazil Studio and La Chambre Jaune Studio [...].
  • Mixed [...] (#4 and #7) at Le Studio des Sports and [...] (#1 #2 #3 #5 and #6) at The Rising Sun Studio (Bruxelles).
  • Editing and mastering at The Electric City Studio [...].
  • (p) + (c) 2008
  • Packaging: cardboard sleeve
  • Packaging: 4-panel, clear plastic Digipak with single-fold booklet

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 7 94881 89832 9
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI LL21
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 06B3
  • Matrix / Runout: LDCD0205 www.limbodiscs.fr
  • Rights Society: SACEM SDRM SACD SGDL

About Daniel Pabœuf Unity

Quartet from Rennes

Name Vars

  • DPU

Members

  • Nicolas Courret
  • Mistress Bomb H
  • Daniel Pabœuf
  • David Euverte

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Daniel Pabœuf Unity* is a wild mix of electronic, rock, and jazz vibes, but its true heart lies in contemporary jazz. Released in 2008 in France, it’s like a musical playground where genres collide. The saxophone weaves through tracks like *L'Étincelle* and *Profondément*, while Mistress Bomb H adds haunting vocals and computer wizardry. Fun detail: the same team mastered and edited the album, Alan Ward and Dominique Brusson, giving it a super cohesive sound. It’s like they built a sonic labyrinth that feels both chaotic and perfectly planned.