Muttonheads was involved in forming of the French electronic music group collaboration that included Mathieu Bouthier and Demon Ritchie under the collective name Serial Crew that launched him with the single "Need U"LesCharts.com Serial Crew – "Need U" page that was released by ULM (a sub-label affiliated with Universal Music). It crossed over to the UK becoming a "buzz" single, topped popular FG playlist charts for 10 weeks and was licensed to many European labels through Universal/ULM. In 2007, Muttonheads also released "Make Your Own Kind of Music" that credited Muttonheads vs.
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Jérôme Tissot (born 3 May 1976 in Chambéry), better known by his stage name Muttonheads, is a French DJ and electronic music producer. His music is described as French Touch (French house music) with funk and Italo disco.
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In 2007, Whigfield released her first single in three years, a re-release of the original from 1995, which was reworked and updated with new sounds. The single was available in two formats, "Think Of You" (Banana Mixes) and "Think of You" (Pineapple Mixes). However, in Italy the two formats are all on one release. Pineapple mixes # "Think of You" (Gabry Ponte remix) — 5:55 # "Think of You" (Gabry Ponte remix instrumental) — 6:01 # "Think of You" (Gabry Ponte remix radio edit) — 2:55 # "Think of You" (original album mix) — 3:34 # "Think of You" (Mathieu Bouthier & Muttonheads remix) — 5:16 # "Think of You" (Mathieu Bouthier & Muttonheads remix instrumental) — 5:41 # "Think of You" (Mathieu Bouthier & Muttonheads remix radio edit) — 3:23 Banana mixes # "Think of You" (SunLoverz big room remix) — 6:04 # "Think of You" (SunLoverz big room remix instrumental) — 6:04 # "Think of You" (SunLoverz big room remix radio edit) — 3:13 # "Think of You" (F&A; factor remix extended) — 6:14 # "Think of You" (F&A; factor remix instrumental radio) — 2:59 # "Think of You" (F&A; factor remix radio edit) — 2:59 # "Think of You" (Yan vs.
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Life contains a remix by Terry Johnson Jr and French artist Muttonheads. Life is once again played by international DJs like Roger Sanchez in his radio show. June 2006, Stamina Recordings release a new record containing Back To Basics and This Is My House by Dynamic Rockers. It's an electro house EP with an old-school House music twist, hence the title.
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Freed from any contract with their former French Touch label VOX/Vertigo, Damien and Olivier Sellier launch their very own label Dynamic Recordings in June 2004. Since DJ Falcon (Roulé), Play Paul (Crydamoure), Daft Trax & Kitsuné manager Gildas Loaëc and Fred Falke (Vulture) support Dynamic Rockers first EP With Music, the release is originally mistaken by the audience and DJ stores for a side-project by some Daft crew members. The track With Music quickly makes an impact across house music forums, online blogs and leads to recognition via supports and airplays on Radio FG. In the meantime, French artist Muttonheads' single To You is aired in heavy rotation on Radio FG. His label Serial Records decides to gather artists to make a special set of remixes. Muttonheads then contacts Dynamic Rockers after he had listened to With Music, to be part of the remixers for To You (Remixes).
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This led to a residency at Radio FG where he became "Artiste FG". He is also regularly invited to stations like Contact FM, Fun Radio and NRJ. Muttonheads has made dozens of remixes including for artists Moby, Katerine, Joachim Garraud, Arno Cost, Laurent Wolf and Da Fresh, also encouraging younger artists in remixes and co-productions like Sven.K, Hard Rock Sofa, Steve Mac, Ilan Tenenbaum, JSR & Bassfly, Di Feno & Alls and Wize and even launched online remix contests to attract.
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Tissot started very early experimenting with demo releases in the early 1990s and had his first show on 23 May 2001, at Divan du Monde in Paris. By 2004, he started releasing a series of EPs on Serial Records label with To You that gained popularity in European disco scene, followed by a second Smashing Music often played by well-known DJs and I'll Be There that actually found radio play. In 2006, Muttonheads started his own podcasts, proposing every two weeks electronic and house music titles and remixes. The podcasts were taken by a dozen stations and webradios in France and elsewhere.
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In recent years, many Pointer Sisters songs have been covered by contemporary artists, such as "Jump (For My Love)" by Girls Aloud, which reached number two at the UK singles chart in 2003, "Dare Me" was turned into the dance smash "Stupidisco" by Belgian DJ Junior Jack, indie band Le Tigre covered in 2004 "I'm So Excited" on their third album This Island, and French DJ Muttonheads sampled "Back in My Arms" on his 2005 club hit "I'll Be There". Most recently in 2007, Tommy Boy recording artist Ultra Naté has released a dance-pop cover of "Automatic" that reached #1 at the US Hot Dance Music/Club Play charts. In 2005, "Pinball Number Count" was re-edited for Coldcut's Ninja Tune label, becoming a surprise dance hit.
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