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The term repertoire ("rep-a-twahr") refers to a list or set of dramas, operas, musical compositions or roles which a company or person is prepared to perform.^[1] The term has been widely used by musicians to refer to a musical repertoire. In some cases, the word "portfolio" is also used with a similar meaning, after an "artist's portfolio".

Origin[link]

The first known use of the word "repertoire" was in 1847.^[1] It is a loan word from the French language, as "répertoire", with a similar meaning in the arts. The origin of the word is from the Late Latin word "repertorium".^[1]

Cultural influences[link]

The concept of a basic repertoire has been extended to refer to groups which focus mainly on performing standard works, as in repertory theater or repertoire ballet.^[2]

See also[link]

• setlist - a list of works for a specific performance
• playlist - a list of works available to play
• signature song - a musical composition most associated with a performer

References[link]

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J Majik (born Jamie Spratling,^[1] Northwood, England) has been a drum and bass DJ since his early teens in the early 1990s. He released his first track in 1992 (as DJ Dextrous) on the Planet Earth record label. By 1994, he had changed his stage name to the current moniker (because there was already another DJ Dextrous within the scene with a following) recording with Suburban Base Records,^[2] and was releasing tracks on the Metalheadz label. Since then Majik has released tracks on the Mo' Wax label, and now runs his own label, Infrared. He also makes music under the names Innervisions and Infrared.^[3]

Collaborations with[link]

• Goldie
• Adam F
• Danny J
• DJ Hype
• Hatiras
• Kathy Brown
• Liquid People
• Sonic & Silver
• Wickaman
• Junglist BassPrey
• DJ Ugallu

Discography[link]

Selected albums[link]

• FabricLive.13
• Red Alert 2005

Singles[link]

• "Your Sound" (1995)
• "Jim Kutta" (1995)
• "Arabian Nights" (1996)
• "Love Is Not a Game" (featuring Kathy Brown) (2000) - UK #34^[1]
• "The Lizard" (2000)
• "Solarize" (2001)
• "Metrosound" (with Adam F) (2002) - UK #54^[1]
• "24 Hours" (2002)
• "Spaced Invader" (2001)
• "Scooby Doo" / "Spycatcher" (with Wickaman) (2004) - UK #67^[1]
• "Crazy World" (with Wickaman) (2008)
• "In Pieces" (with Wickaman featuring Dee Freer) (2011)

References[link]

External links[link]

• J Majik RBMA video lecture session
• J Majik discography
• Infrared (artist) discography
• J Majik & Wickaman discography
• Dexxtrous discography
• Infrared
• Metalheadz
• J Majik at rolldabeats