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" He&amp;#039;s best known for soundtracking the opening credits of Ryan Gosling&amp;#039;s Drive in what became the film&amp;#039;s signature hit &amp;#039;Nightcall&amp;#039;, but French house DJ Vincent &amp;#039;Kavinsky&amp;#039; Belorgey has in fact been making alarmingly authentic-sounding &amp;#039;80s electro since 2006.  He&amp;#039;s even named his long-awaited debut OutRun after Sega&amp;#039;s vintage arcade racing game and turned it on its head, creating the storyline of a horror B-movie about a man who crashes his Ferrari Testarossa and comes back to life as an electro-swizzling zombie. It&amp;#039;s a concept that sounds disastrous on paper, but Kavinsky&amp;#039;s commitment to the part (see &amp;#039;Prelude&amp;#039;) sees him pulling it off with ease.  Lead single &amp;#039;ProtoVision&amp;#039; blends neon synths with rawk-guitar sirens that could easily serve as the soundtrack to a Miami Vice spin-off, while it&amp;#039;ll prove difficult to avoid speeding along to the strutting &amp;#039;Blizzard&amp;#039; and seductively dark &amp;#039;Odd Look&amp;#039;.  Fellow French co-producer SebastiAn is on hand throughout to assist in the glitchy and avant-garde production (save Daft Punk-helmed &amp;#039;Nightcall&amp;#039;), but guest spots from rapper Havoc on the smoky &amp;#039;Suburbia&amp;#039; and Tyson on soul-infused &amp;#039;First Blood&amp;#039; are convincing efforts that Kavinsky isn&amp;#039;t entirely living in an &amp;#039;80s bubble. The result is a debut both strangely hypnotic and effortlessly cool.   Tracks to download: &amp;#039;Nightcall&amp;#039;, &amp;#039;Odd Look&amp;#039;, &amp;#039;Blizzard&amp;#039;, &amp;#039;ProtoVision&amp;#039; If you like this, you&amp;#039;ll like: Daft Punk, Justice, SebastiAn Listen to &amp;#039;Nightcall&amp;#039; below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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