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DJ Dan Peppe is a British record producer. In the mid to late '90s Peppe was a member of the group,
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(of
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) and Cleo Torez. Peppe went on to record under the name Themroc. He was also a member of Jon Carter's electronica band Monkey Mafia. In 2000 Peppe released his first material under the Themroc name, which is taken from the title of an avant garde French movie from 1972 by Claude Faraldo. He has had productions feature on ''
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'', '' CSI: New York'', '' The Jackal''. In 2009 Peppe remixed the track Atlas by
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. This remix was then used in a
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commercial. Alongside long-term collaborator John Collyer, Peppe composed a series of soundscapes for a ballet at the
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in 2016. ''Other Stories'' featured
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principal Ed Watson and former
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principal Wendy Whelan. The ballet featured a programme of five contemporary works created especially for the dancers by choreographers Annie-B Parson, Arlene Philips, Arthur Pita and Javier de Frutos.


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