Prins Esso

Real name: Bjørn Christiansen

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[b]Prins Esso[/b], later [b][a=Prinz Ezo][/b], was a pseudonym created in the early 2000s by a Danish electronic musician [a=Bjørn Christiansen], best known as [a=Bjørn Svin], for his more experimental and minimalistic productions that went beyond traditional "four-to-the-floor" techno canon. In the summer of 2002, Prins Esso released [i][r=312557][/i] digital EP via [a=Pelle Krøgholt]'s innovative netlabel [l=DataMusik]. Two of the tracks were re-released in 2005 on [a=Prinz Ezo]'s full-length CD/2x12" album on [l…

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Prins Esso, later Prinz Ezo, was a pseudonym created in the early 2000s by a Danish electronic musician Bjørn Christiansen, best known as Bjørn Svin, for his more experimental and minimalistic productions that went beyond traditional "four-to-the-floor" techno canon. In the summer of 2002, Prins Esso released 312557 digital EP via Pelle Krøgholt's innovative netlabel DataMusik. Two of the tracks were re-released in 2005 on Prinz Ezo's full-length CD/2x12" album on Tech-Nology label. He also contributed a few tracks to 2398428 CD-R sampler, alongside Jonas Olesen, Karsten Pflum, and one of Aasmund Kverneland's alter egos, Flext.

Bjørn also produced a few remixes as Prins Esso: for Kverneland and Søren Raagaard's duo Flex Flux, which appeared in 2002 on 2398371 CD-R mini-album from Claus Poulsen's iconic Skrat Records, and for Miss Yetti, or Henrietta Schermall, paired with Ellen Allien's remix on 358555 12" in December 2004.