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PLEX or Plex may refer to:

• PLEX (programming language), a programming language used by Ericsson for their AXE telephone exchange
• Plex (software), media center software including a media server, and desktop and mobile clients
• Prairie Lindy Exchange, an acronym used in various lindy exchanges in central North America
• Googolplex, a large number, which has given rise to "n-plex" notation in the names of large numbers
• Googleplex, corporate headquarters complex of Google, Inc.
• Light Water Reactor Sustainability Program or Plant Life Extension of nuclear power plants

Entertainment[link]

• Plex, a magic robot character in the children's television show Yo Gabba Gabba!
• Plex soldiers, characters in the computer game Star Wars: Empire at War
• Com Plex, a 2000 album by The Helio Sequence
• Megaplex, a large theatre with many screens
• Supaplex, a computer game
• 30 Days Concord Pilot License Extension (PLEX), an item in EVE Online MMORPG game that adds 30 days of game time
• Plex (video game developer), developer of video games Ruin Arm and Shōnin yo Taishi wo Idake!!

Technology[link]

• Plex, a brand name of North State Communications
• Plex Systems, a software company that develops Plex Online
• Parallel Sysplex, a cluster of IBM mainframes
• Steinberg Plex, Virtual Studio Technology software

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Jon Dasilva is a producer and DJ. He has had releases on labels such as Soma and Deconstruction. He is also well known for his time as a resident DJ at The Haçienda. While there, he mentored Sasha in the early 1990s.

External links[link]

• Official Website[1]
• Jon DaSilva discography at Discogs
• Interview with Manchesterad
• Biography in Russian

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Joi Cardwell is a an American Club/Dance, House music and R&B music singer-songwriter.^[1]

Career[link]

She has had major success on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart, where she placed eight songs in the top ten between 1995 to 2007. Two of her songs hit number one: "You Got to Pray" in 1996 and "Run to You" in 1997 as well as two number one's on the Billboard chart as lead singer with LiL Louis and the World- "Club Lonely" and "Music Saved My Life." She also lends her vocals to the works of other artists, most notably former Deee-Lite producer Towa Tei ("Luv Connection"), and Brooklyn Funk Essentials. After releasing The World is Full of Trouble (1995) and her self-titled second album Joi Cardwell with Eightball Records in 1997, Cardwell left the label and released her third album Deliverance on NoMad Records in 1999. Deliverance was a more Contemporary R&B/Soul music album than its predecessors. Her recent musical output includes the Plain Jane Project, "Japanese release "a Beautiful life, in 2007. The single "Mind Control" recently gained radio exposure by being added to the playlists of some Rhythmic/Dance format radio stations. "Believe In Us", peaked at #4 on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play during the week of February 3, 2007. New singles include "Keep Coming Around" with Ron Carroll and Mischa Daniels, on Nervous Records,2007"come together" produced by DJ Mike Cruz,2008, "People make the World Go Round"- nominated for a 2009 IDMA award at the WInter Music Conference in Miami, and "Change the World" 2009 - all from the forthcoming Full length CD "wanderlust- the Soundtrack- due April 2009

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

• The World is Full of Trouble 1995 Eightball Records
• Joi Cardwell 1997 Eightball Records
• Deliverance 1999 NoMad Records
• Hits and More (NoMad Records) 2006
• Plain Jane Project 2007 (NoMad Records)
• A beautiful Life 2007( Rambling Records- Japan)
• Wanderlust -The Soundtrack 2009 (NoMad Records)

Singles[link]

See also[link]

• List of number-one dance hits (United States)
• List of artists who reached number one on the US Dance chart

References[link]

External links[link]

• - Joi's Official Website
• - Joi's Official Myspace

Ali Love (born 1979) is a solo musician who was previously signed to Columbia Records.

In 2006 Ali Love released his first two singles, "K-Hole" and "Camera on a Pole" on his own independent label "I Love Records". He rose to the limelight providing vocals for The Chemical Brothers hit, "Do It Again", for their 2007 album, We Are the Night. "Do It Again" was synched to the world wide commercial for Paco Rabanne "1 Million" and "Lady Million".

In 2007 Ali released his first major single, "Secret Sunday Lover". This was followed by "Late Night Session" on Columbia Records.

In 2008 Ali parted company with Columbia Records and, although his originally scheduled debut album, Love Music, was set for release shortly after "Late Night Session", it remains commercially unreleased.

In April 2009 Ali Love signed a new record deal with Back Yard Recordings and Blue Mountain Publishing. In February 2011 Ali Love signed to Dim Mak Records in the USA. http://www.dimmak.com/

In 2011, he sang and co-wrote the new Justice single called "Civilization". The track was used in the biggest Adidas commercial to date, "Adidas All In" starring David Beckham, Katy Perry and B.O.B.

Discography[link]

Singles[link]

• 2006: "K-Hole"
• 2006: "Camera On A Pole"
• 2007: "Do It Again" (with The Chemical Brothers) #12 UK, #2 Italy, #13 Japan, #16 Ireland
• 2007: "Secret Sunday Lover" (UK Physical Singles Chart #22)
• 2007: "Late Night Session"
• 2009: "Diminishing Returns"
• 2010: "Love Harder"
• 2010: "Smoke & Mirrors"
• 2010: "Moscow Girl"
• 2011: "Forward Motion" (Hot Natured (Jamie Jones and Lee Foss) song)
• 2011: "Civilization" (with Justice)

Albums[link]

• 2010: Love Harder

Ali Love Remixes[link]

• K-Hole - Mustapha 3000 Remix
• K-Hole - SebastiAn Remix
• Secret Sunday Lover - Sebastien Ledger Remix
• Secret Sunday Lover - Jon Kahuna Remix
• Secret Sunday Lover - Tom Neville Remix
• Secret Sunday Lover - Playgroup Remix
• Late Night Session - Paul Epworth Remix
• Late Night Session - Superafly Remix
• Diminishing Returns - Luca C and Brigante Remix
• Dimishing Returns - Alvin Risk Remix
• Love Harder - Prins Thomas Remix
• Moscow Girl - Jacques Renault Remix
• Moscow Girl - Lee Foss Remix
• Moscow Girl - Mustang Remix
• Smoke and Mirrors - Funtcase Remix
• Smoke and Mirrors - Villa Remix

Ali Love Music Videos[link]

• K-Hole, Directed by Aoife Mcardle (2006)
• Camera on a Pole (2006)
• Vincent Brain, Directed by Aoife Mcardle (2007)
• Secret Sunday Lover (2007)
• Late Night Session (2007)
• Diminishing Returns, directed by Jayne Helliwell (2009)
• Smoke and Mirrors, directed by Jayne Helliwell (2010)
• Love Harder, directed by Trevor Jackson (2010)
• Moscow Girl, directed by Camille Bennett (2010)

Ali Love Notable Live Appearances[link]

• Myspace Bleep Bleep Tour, UK (March 2007)
• Camden Crawl, UK (April 2007)
• The Great Escape Festival, UK (May 2007)
• 1234 Festival, UK (August 2007)
• Mark Ronson Support, UK (October 2007)
• Bestival, Isle of Wight (September 2010)
• Libertine Super Sport, Belgium (January 2010)
• Miike Snow Support, UK (February 2010)
• I Blame Coco Support, UK (February 2010)
• Koko Camden, UK (April 2010)
• Uffie Support, UK (June 2010)
• The City Arts & Music Project with Chromeo, UK (June 2010)
• Space, Ibiza. Spain (August 2010)
• Bread and Butter, Germany (September 2010)
• Offset Festival, UK (September 2010)
• POW, Space. Portugal (December 2010)
• Razzmatazz, Barcelona. Spain (February 2011)
• Glastonbury Festival, UK (June 2011)

Collaborations[link]

• The Chemical Brothers "Do It Again" (2009)
• Justice "Civillization" (2011)
• Hot Natured "Forward Motion"(2011)
• Luca C & Brigante "Different Morals"(2011)

Soundtracks and Syncs[link]

• Skins E4 Trailer - "Diminishing Returns"
• Paco Rabanne "1 Million" Advertisement - "Do it Again" (The Chemical Brothers)
• Paco Rabanne "Lady Million" Advertisement - "Do it Again" (The Chemical Brothers)
• Adidas 2011 "Adidas Is All In" Commercial - "Civilization" (Justice)

Ali Love Television Appearances[link]

• Freshly Squeezed - Channel 4 (2007)
• MTV2 - Spanking New Sessions (2007)
• BBC2 - Warehouse Projects (2007)

External links[link]

• Official website
• Myspace
• Facebook
  • Twitter
• Interview and live review in LeftLion Magazine
• Interview with Ali Love (including Audio)

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