Band
Chinese Man
Albums
23
Members
6
Active
2004–present
Origin
France
Biography
Chinese Man, signed by the label Chinese Man records, is a French hip-hop collective formed in 2004. Its main influences are funk, dub, reggae and jazz. Comprising of the Marseilles DJ Zé Mateo and High Ku and the beatmakers SLY and Leolebug, the collective is particularly known for the piece “I’ve Got That Tune,” which was chosen by a large German automobile firm for an advertisement, as well as being the theme song for the French film festival in Hong Kong. The label Chinese Man Records is based in Aix-en-Provence.
Discography
The Bootleg Sessions Vol.1
The Groove Sessions, Volume 1: 2004-2007
The Groove Sessions, Volume 2
Miss Chang
Racing With the Sun
Live à la Cigale
Remix with the Sun
I've Got That Tune
Once Upon A Time
The Groove Sessions, Volume 3
The Journey
Operaz
Shikantaza
Shikantaza
Shikantaza Remix
Live (Zenith - Paris La Villette)
Shikantaza (Remix)
The Groove Sessions Vol. 5
The Groove Sessions, Volume 5
We’ve Been Here Before
We’ve Been Here Before
We've Been Here Before 2
We've Been Here Before 2
Credits
Sho-Bro
The Groove Sessions, Volume 3
The Deluxe Family Show
Polishing Peanuts
Racing With the Sun
The Groove Sessions, Volume 2
The Groove Sessions, Volume 1: 2004-2007
DiskoDub
Heavy This Year
I've Got That Tune
Leave Me Alone
Miss Chang
Once Upon A Time
Shikantaza (Remix)
The Groove Sessions Vol. 5
We’ve Been Here Before