In 2004, Olivier Gregoire aka Kolombo from Namur, Belgium produced many ele… Read Full Bio ↴In 2004, Olivier Gregoire aka Kolombo from Namur, Belgium produced many electro house EPs under the name "LouLou Players", with co-producer Djerom and vocalist Lotus, which were released on Sharam Jey's label, King Kong. Thanks to high sales, LouLou Players have also remixed many tracks for artists like Darren Emerson, Fatphaze, Dahlback & Ekenback, John Acquaviva, Remo feat Cheleonis R Jones, etc.
Carried by his growing success, in 2005, again with Fabrice, he founded an independent electro label supported by Audiopolis Distribution. Called LouLou Records, Gregg uses the label to release his tracks, under the artist name Kolombo, his new solo project.
Kolombo allows himself to put out a wider variety of sounds, from dark electro to minimal, while keeping his electro house feel throughout his productions. Currently he is signing many tracks and remixes on labels like Strobe Music, Lektroklash, Color, Blu-Fin, Jackmoves, Dirty Dancing, Kitt Ball, Destination, Artminimal and many more.
Since September 2006, Kolombo joined Mugwump: a project where he produces music in collaboration with Geoffroy and Compuphonic. At the same time, he is managing to create a new record label with Marc Romboy from Systematic called "Vice versa Recordings".
To start off 2007, Kolombo signed with his friend "Compuphonic" 2 releases on Tiga's famous label Turbo and a Systematic project under his real name.
Carried by his growing success, in 2005, again with Fabrice, he founded an independent electro label supported by Audiopolis Distribution. Called LouLou Records, Gregg uses the label to release his tracks, under the artist name Kolombo, his new solo project.
Kolombo allows himself to put out a wider variety of sounds, from dark electro to minimal, while keeping his electro house feel throughout his productions. Currently he is signing many tracks and remixes on labels like Strobe Music, Lektroklash, Color, Blu-Fin, Jackmoves, Dirty Dancing, Kitt Ball, Destination, Artminimal and many more.
Since September 2006, Kolombo joined Mugwump: a project where he produces music in collaboration with Geoffroy and Compuphonic. At the same time, he is managing to create a new record label with Marc Romboy from Systematic called "Vice versa Recordings".
To start off 2007, Kolombo signed with his friend "Compuphonic" 2 releases on Tiga's famous label Turbo and a Systematic project under his real name.
Résistant
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My Own Business I want it all; money, fast cars Diamond rings, gold chains…
Ur the Finest Out of all the loves before (...) You're the finest I've…
What Could Make Me Think What could make me think That I could live on borrowed…
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Mike Hotchkiss
Another masterpiece. Well researched and edited
VisioRacer
Many thanks!
gprimeofx
I'm a simple man: I see a V12 in the video title, I hit the like-button 👍
David E
Yep 😂👍
Dmitri
Agreed
Joe D
GMC Twin-Six? 🙃
Mack Dyck
I'm a simple man. I see a Visio video, I hit the like button.
Gois83
And if it's followed by "Colombo", even faster!!
Dr Viderius
Did wonder if the Colombo V12 could have been stretched from 5-litres to 6-litres and consequently made for a viable V6 displacing up to 3.0-litres to be used in something like the Innocenti 186 GT. After all the 1966 ASA Roll-Bar (not to be confused with the 6-cylinder RB613) was said to have made use of a stretched version of the Colombo-based 4-cylinder used in the ASA 1000 GT that grew to 1800cc (or 1755-1756cc) by way of a 90mm bore and 69mm stroke, which when adding the former's 90mm bore with the Colombo V12's 78mm stroke creates a V12 displacing 5955cc.
Philip Townsend
Another excellent video. Thanks fella.
The sound of those engines is just wonderful.
I remember the flat 12 grand Prix cars running at Brands Hatch approaching Paddock hill bend and changing down. Seminal.
During a paddock/pits walkabout I saw the Ferrari mechanics enjoying their lunch in typical Italian way. That was the start of my love for all things Italian.