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Mint Royale

Mint Royale is an English electronic music act from Manchester founded by Neil Claxton and Chris Baker in 1997. Baker left the band in 2004, with Claxton adopting the moniker as a solo act.

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Genres
Electronic, trip hop, house, alternative dance
Labels
Faith & Hope
Members
Neil Claxton
Origin
Manchester, England
Past members
Chris Baker
Years active
1997–2016 2020–present

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Mint Royale

Nodes55
Edges54
Triples98
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.036364
Components1

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Mint Royale

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related to 1997–2001: Early success and first album · 48
Mint Royale → Acka Raga, Alias, Ask, BBCtv's, Because I'm Worth It, Besides, British, Cook, DJ, Don't Falter, Dutch, Enter The Fist, Family, Fatboy Slim, Friday, From Rusholme, Get Carter, Jamie Theakston, Joe Harriott-John Mayer Double, John Richards
related to 2004–2008: "Singin' in the Rain" and third album · 32
Mint Royale → April, CD, Chris Baker, Claxton, Duffy, DVD, Enjoy What You Do, Frank Sinatra's, However, In, It, January, Morning, Ocean's Thirteen, Pop Is, Rain, Scanners, See You, See You In The, Singin
related to 2013–2016: Later years and hiatus · 6
Mint Royale → December, GTFU EP, May, On, Ring, Willem Dafoe
related to 2020–present: Return · 4
Mint Royale → February, Glitter, Neil Claxton, On
Genres · 1
Mint Royale → Electronic, trip hop, house, alternative dance
Labels · 1
Mint Royale → Faith & Hope
Members · 1
Mint Royale → Neil Claxton
Origin · 1
Mint Royale → Manchester, England
Past members · 1
Mint Royale → Chris Baker
Website · 1
Mint Royale → mint-royale.com

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mint royale song released album uk claxton singles rain baker band morning act first singin' 2002 film 2016 1997 single

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Mint RoyaleGenresElectronic, trip hop, house, alternative dance1.00infobox
Mint RoyaleLabelsFaith & Hope1.00infobox
Mint RoyaleMembersNeil Claxton1.00infobox
Mint RoyaleOriginManchester, England1.00infobox
Mint RoyalePast membersChris Baker1.00infobox
Mint RoyaleWebsitemint-royale.com1.00infobox
Mint RoyaleYears active1997–2016 2020–present1.00infobox
Mint Royaleis aEnglish electronic music act from Manchester founded by Neil Claxton and Chris Baker in 19970.90text
Mint Royalerelated to 1997–2001: Early success and first albumTequila0.60section
Mint Royalerelated to 1997–2001: Early success and first albumTerrorvision0.60section
Mint Royalerelated to 1997–2001: Early success and first albumThey0.60section
Mint Royalerelated to 1997–2001: Early success and first albumNorman Cook0.60section

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