Black Machine is an Italian electronic music ensemble established in 1991. The group was founded by the musicians Marius Percali, Pippo Landro, and Ottorino Menardi. They achieved professional recognition for a musical style characterized as electronic and dance. Their recording career began with the track “How Gee” (1991) which reached number 17 in the United Kingdom, number 45 in France, and number 32 in the Netherlands. The track reached number 37 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart. They achieved professional recognition for the debut studio recording The Album (1992). Their discography included the track “Funky Funky People” (1992) which reached number 18 in Austria and number 38 in the Netherlands and the track “Jazz Machine” (1992) which reached number 38 in the Netherlands. The ensemble released the studio recording Love 'N' Peace (1993). Their recording career included the tracks “Get Funky” (1993), “You Make Me Come a Life” (1995), and “Jump Up” (1996). The ensemble achieved professional recognition for the track “How Gee” being used in the film House of Gucci (2021). They achieved professional recognition for a 25th anniversary version of the track “How Gee” (2018).
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Respeite o Funk! Ao Vivo
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Black na Live (Ao Vivo)
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Los 7 Pecados Capitales
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Respeite o Funk!
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Respeite o Funk!
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Black na Laje
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The First Steps of Black Machine
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Love'n'peace
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The Album
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How Gee
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U Make Me Come a Life
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Love'n'Peace Remix
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Get Funky
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How Gee
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