The DNA Disciples
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'''DNA''' was the [[pseudonym]] taken by two [[British music|British]] [[dance music]] [[record producers|producers]] for issuing a [[remix]] of [[Suzanne Vega]]'s "[[Tom's Diner]]" in 1990.
They have since taken the name '''[[The DNA Disciples]]''' to avoid confusion with the [[DNA (band)|no wave band]], and have produced a second Suzanne Vega remix, "Rusted Pipe". Nick Batt has worked extensively with [[Goldfrapp]] on ''[[Felt Mountain]]'', ''[[Black Cherry (album)|Black Cherry]]'' and ''[[Supernature]]''.
==Personnel==
*Neal Slateford (born in [[Bath, Somerset|Bath]])
*Nick Batt (born Nicholas Batt, lives in [[Bristol]]), now running the [http://www.sonicstate.com Sonic State] website and [[podcast]]
==Discography==
===Singles===
*"Tom's Diner" (re-mix) (1990) - DNA featuring Suzanne Vega
*"La Serenissima" (1990) - DNA
*"Rebel Woman" (1991) - DNA featuring Jazzi P
*"Can You Handle It" (re-recording) (1992) - DNA featuring Sharon Redd - co-produced by Neil Davidge
*"Blue Love (Call My Name)" (1992) - DNA featuring Joe Nye
*"[[Shocked]]" (re-mix) [[Kylie Minogue]] - co-produced by Neil Davidge
* "Lily Was Here" (re-mix) - Dave Stewart & Candy Dulfer -co-produced by Neil Davidge
* "Rusted Pipe" (re-mix) - DNA featuring Suzanne Vega -co-produced by Neil Davidge
===Albums===
*''Taste This'' EMI (1992) co-produced by Neil Davidge
*''Remixes'' Polydor (1992) co-produced by Neil Davidge
==References==
* [[Guinness Book of British Hit Singles]] - 16th Edition - ISBN 0-85112-190-X
* http://www.discogs.com/artist/Nick+Batt
==External links==
[[Category:British record producers|DNA Disciples, The]]
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