Product.01 are an electronic duo consisting of Austrian/Australian vocalist Rochelle Vincente Von K and Italian/English producer Marc Adamo. The release of their "Zero-One EP" in 2004 garnered them critical acclaim, much of it instigated by their heated reinterpretation of the Blondie classic, "Heart Ov Glass" (also included on the LP). More singles and remix work followed with artists such as Adam Freeland, Chicks On Speed, Dave Clarke, and Princess Superstar.

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  • Product.01 are an electronic duo consisting of Austrian/Australian vocalist Rochelle Vincente Von K and Italian/English producer Marc Adamo. The release of their "Zero-One EP" in 2004 garnered them critical acclaim, much of it instigated by their heated reinterpretation of the Blondie classic, "Heart Ov Glass" (also included on the LP). More singles and remix work followed with artists such as Adam Freeland, Chicks On Speed, Dave Clarke, and Princess Superstar. Product.01 have also shared stages with the likes of Tiga, Fatboy Slim, and Bobby Gillespie, and have performed in diverse venues, including the Tate Britain, winning over celebrity fans including Björk ("Your music ignites my soul") and Utah Saints in the process. Keeping things burning along, Product.01 hit back with the 'Hot EP', featuring three mixes of 'Hot Trap', which stormed Radio One & worldwide radio & clubs, as well as hit reviews. The music video for 'Hot Trap' featured on MTV, where it was Top 10 hit on the MTV Dancefloor Chart in the UK & Europe for a month; as well as high rotation on MTV Dance, MTV Europe, Flaunt Chart Show, Kick TV, amongst others. It was Pick Of The Week on Zane Lowe's (Radio One) 'Revolution' & video of the month on Ministry Of Sound TV, as well as shown (along with the 'Heart Ov Glass' video) at the Lumen Eclipse Arts Gallery in Harvard Square, Cambridge MA, alongside works by artists such as Yoko Ono, Michel Gondry, Antony and the Johnsons, and MK12.
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  • Product.01 are an electronic duo consisting of Austrian/Australian vocalist Rochelle Vincente Von K and Italian/English producer Marc Adamo. The release of their "Zero-One EP" in 2004 garnered them critical acclaim, much of it instigated by their heated reinterpretation of the Blondie classic, "Heart Ov Glass" (also included on the LP). More singles and remix work followed with artists such as Adam Freeland, Chicks On Speed, Dave Clarke, and Princess Superstar.
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