As Thievery Corporation, Eric Hilton and Rob Garza started working together in the mid-1990s, crafting a sound initially rooted in electronica, but deeply influenced by dub, Latin jazz, and bossa nova. Their atmospheric, low-key style has made the Washington, DC-based duo sought-after remixers as well as popular recording artists, and they've worked their sonic magic on everyone from Stereolab to David Byrne.

Listen to Thievery Corporation at Finetune.

• (2000)  The Mirror Conspiracy
• (1999)  Sounds From The Thievery Hi-Fi

• Lebanese Blonde
• Le Monde
• Samba Tranquille
• Shadows Of Ourselves
• The Mirror Conspiracy

• Kruder & Dorfmeister
• Jazzanova
• Air
• Massive Attack
• Basement Jaxx
• Nightmares On Wax
• Morcheeba
• Tricky
• Dimitri From Paris
• Portishead
• Layo & Bushwacka!
• Bentley Rhythm Ace
• Herbert
• Rockers Hifi
• Smith & Mighty
• Fila Brazillia
• Underworld
• Moby
• Chemical Brothers
• Daft Punk

• djdream
• winny
• zach77
• Timetrax
• Kalli2B
• jsawiuk
• eboinh
• hear_this
• wolfmanz51
• NonstickRon
• kbase
• gol5
• Terribell
• yesboss
• towalkthenight4000
• cstoga
• mhillebrand12
• almcnaney
• Beauceron
• skensett1
• ncmama04
• fauxazn
• drewgogo
• seductress
• alexmcmanus
• yerman
• abrader
• slint
• CarlosVeiga
• Vilhelm
• mostlywords
• gtcroz
• Superdiscount3000
• RevolutionaryDreamer
• ericneedham
• fantasist1978
• magamath
• BlairBzzz
• iamabeadgeek
• psydr
• easygoingiant
• Iambera

• Albear89 on 2007-11-02 14:26:28.467:
  The mirror conspiracy trak is choice!
• TeeWee30 on 2007-09-17 15:03:09.607:
  Why don't I hear these guys on the radio? Their song "The Richest Man in Babylon" is way hotter than that Sean Kingston "Me Love" IMO.