Four Tet

Four Tet is one of the most important UK electro artists. In 1997, he released "Anglepoised" on Trevor Jackson's Output Recordings label as a guitarist in the post-rock band Fridge. The following year, he started Four Tet as a solo project. His second album, "Pause," released on the Domino label in 2001, is regarded as a masterpiece, and the album, which challenged the fusion of the seemingly contradictory elements of folk music and electronica, was credited with pioneering the new genre of folktronica. This album pushed him to a pioneering position as a pioneer of the new genre of folktronica. He has also remixed many artists, including Radiohead and Aphex Twin, and is responsible for the popular "DJ-KICKS" mix series on the "!K7" label. In recent years, he has been breaking new ground as an artist with collaborations that transcend the boundaries of genres.