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Before sitting back to listen to the new General Elektriks album, there are a few facts it might prove useful to know about the man behind the band, RV Salters:

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1/ Getting him to discuss Stevie Wonder, Sly Stone or Bowie might not be a good idea if you’re in a hurry.

2/ “Clavinet” is not the name of a seaside resort.

3/ He is the one person at the helm of General Elektriks, the sole writer and singer of a project imbued with his spirit.

4/ You should also avoid calling him the “keyboard sorcerer”. It’s already been done and everyone agrees, starting with his former companions: –M–, Femi Kuti and Vercoquin. Having left for San Francisco in 1999 as a voluntary exile, Salters used his time wisely to fine-tune his art under the Californian sun and learn his craft alongside a team of exceptionally gifted musicians: the Quannum collective (which included the likes of the Blackalicious rappers, Lyrics Born and Pigeon John)

5/ A relentless worker on textures and a console-perfectionist, he produces all of his own records.

6/ It’s important to bear in mind that his previous album, Good City for Dreamers, released in 2009, was a genuine revelation. To his (sweating) audiences of course, but also to himself. In 2003, his first record, Cliquety Cliqk, was a humble signature piece, made behind the scenes, featuring some groovy rhythmic tweaking and an abundance of pocket-sized melodies. Good City For Dreamers was more accomplished. As he took the tracks to the stage and performed them live, setting ablaze the highly memorable “Helicopter” and “Raid The Radio”, his outlook changed: the keyboard sorcerer (oops, sorry!) discovered the full potential of his upbeat cocktail of euphoric pop and vintage grooves.

7/ You are advised to warm up a little before going to see the band live, as the Frenchman and his friends have a bad habit of getting heads nodding to the beat as soon as they step on stage.

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