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December 22, 2018June 7, 2019

apache

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December 4, 2018December 22, 2018

markowicz

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November 24, 2016November 26, 2016

coco hara

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November 11, 2016November 14, 2016

ben finx

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September 25, 2016September 25, 2016

monterrey

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August 31, 2016August 31, 2016

chris dezz

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August 23, 2016August 23, 2016

los de la vega

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July 15, 2016July 15, 2016

crowd controlol

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lost pieces

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compared to other ambitious producers, the curious soul @gabrhome was not exposed to electronic music through live DJ sets while growing up in a small city a few hours away from Montréal • "it was a city that had no scene whatsoever, so I tried to mimic sounds from other parts of the world, but I think that's what gave me an interesting, unique perspective on music” 🇨🇦 🎹

@patriciabaloge ~ “the rise of African music is a sort of political revenge b/c we’ve been treated very negatively over history • we may not have all the money in the world, but I think our power is in our culture • nobody can stop us from making the music we needed to make, and I think that’s why I decided to pursue music b/c that’s the best way for me to express my anger in a soulful way” ✨

meet @patriciabaloge, the Ghanaian-French newcomer who is one of few that specializes in Afro-house in the diversified house scene of NYC 🇬🇭🇫🇷 story up now

“I’m a DJ before a producer; that’s my foundation • the key is to enjoy it and do what you love because that’s priceless” ~ new post up w @vanjeeny out now 🏙

reflective of his time growing up, @djmarkknight feels incredibly lucky to have grown up in the '80's, for there hasn't been a defining decade like that since the actual '80's • "it was this naivety mixed with technology and creativity, and then throw ecstasy in there as well • sequences, synthesizers, fashion, and technology fused with raw musical talent really created this extraordinary thing" 💥

“we’re in a scene where a bunch of people are standing there and watching someone else on stage staring back at computers. . . it’s a weird idea if you think about it • we’ve played in bands and have filled cars with amplifiers while only playing to like 3 people, whereas now, we have mp3s and play it on a sound system to so many people who just look at us, so it’s like ‘how would you ever take us seriously?’” • @realblackcaviar 💯

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