May's answer in that piece (if not cut and pasted from other sources) is gross to me. It's sad in its own way - I hardly can enjoy music when distorted morals turn out to have been linked, and I did like May's mixing a lot. I'm glad I didn't interview May while reporting at large on Movement 2003, for a Belgian mag.
It's interesting, also, to see how other deejays and producers have reacted so far, and sure will. Justin Berkovi (and way earlier before, Thomas Barnett) took a clear stand against DM earlier, a whole lot of others kept sympathy since the outburst of reports. Which I thought was rather dubious... M. ________________________________ Van: kent williams <chaircrus...@gmail.com> Verzonden: donderdag 12 november 2020 23:40 Aan: list 313 <313@hyperreal.org> Onderwerp: Derrick May: The other shoe drops I have serious reservations about how Michael James has handled his part of the story. I am glad that DJ Mag has done the work to separate this issue from Michael James. James has other grievances with Derrick May that colored people's reaction to his allegations. https://djmag.com/longreads/multiple-women-report-sexual-assault-and-harassment-derrick-may
