(313) This Friday (03/05) in Detroit: Derrick May + Convextion + Shawn Rudiman @ 10 Critics - $15
If you're in Detroit, go see 'em. DERRICK MAY + CONVEXTION (aka ERP) + SHAWN RUDIMAN w/10 Critics Residents Guys on Drugs (E.Spleece and Secrets) 21+/Cash Bar Doors open at 10pm $10 Limited Advance Ticket info will be available at www.10critics.com... $15 before Midnight/$20 after Midnight flyer: http://i863.photobucket.com/albums/ab192/MatrixRecords/DerrickMayBack.jpg I'm not involved, just spreading the word since it hasn't been mentioned here
(313) March 2010 chart plus other current faves (including new Robert Hood remix)
brand new chart for March 2010 now up on Resident Advisor et al (please see below) http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/andrewduke/top10?chart=29525 Andrew Duke releases forthcoming on: Uzuri, Nice & Nasty, Mischievous, VIM, Red Robot, Diplomatik; Andrew Duke released on: Open Concept, Blaq, Matrix, Tuning Spork, Untitled & After; Andrew Duke remixes for labels including: Tokyo Dawn, Static, Dialtone, Gorsch, 2600, 6ONE6; Andrew Duke sound designer for: Computer Music & Music Technology mags, Sound Ideas, FXpansion, Equinox Sounds; mixshow host: Andrew Duke In The Mix (est. 1987) http://cognitionaudioworks.com/AndrewDukeInTheMix.html Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks Halifax NS Canada March 2010 chart 01 Andrew Duke--Grandfather (Matt Chester remix) (Open Concept) 02 Anthony "Shake" Shakir--Frictionalism (Rush Hour) 03 Dan Curtin--Lifeblood (Mobilee) 04 Octave One--The Greater Good (430 West) 05 Various--Remix Sampler Vol. 1 (Night Vision) 06 The Black Dog--CCTV Nation (Redshape Analog mix) (Soma) 07 Mirko Loco--Love Harmonic (Carl Craig Soundscape mix) (Cadenza) 08 Tevo Howard--Crystal Republic (Hour House Is Your Rush) 09 Aufgang--Barock (Robert Hood remix) (Infine) 10 Reade Truth--Let's Go To New York Instead (Brennan Green remix) (Wurst) other releases I'm also diggin' (in no particular order): San Proper--Sex Drive Rhythm EP (Dekmantel) Wladimir M.--Electronic Muzique (The Moderator remix) (EevoNext) Smacs & Patrick Kong--Offside (Andrew Duke's Dubside mix) (VIMtech) DJ 3000 & Esteban Adame--Heritage (Nomadico remix) (Motech) Various--Nothing But Love Songs (Palette) Acid Junkies--Classix I (Acid Junkies) Itokim--Sunlight (Solab remix) (Seventh Sign) Birds & Souls--Birds & Souls (Spectral Sound) Various--Making Contact (Minus) Nufrequency ft Ben Onono--Fallen Hero (Motor City Drum Ensemble remix) (Rebirth) Itokim & Ben Businovski--Permanence (Itinerant) Marcel Dettmann--Remixed (Ostgun Ton) Abe Duque ft Blake Baxter--Disco Nights (Jay Haze remix) (Process) Kenneth James Gibson ft Kelly Johnston--Something In The Way (Culprit) Hutton Drive--Chord Memories (Seventh Sign) Hans Bouffmyhre--Mutant (Bjoern Stolpmann remix) (Affin) Tomi Chair--Deep Love Conversation (The Parallel remix) (Static) K-Bana--Chemistry (Night Drive) DJ Mourad--Urban Tactics (Minimal Soul) Overcast Sound--Untitled 12 (Untitled & After) Neroh Wassa--Winter Heat (Miniatura) Lusine--Twilight (Jeff Samuel remix) (Ghostly International) Alex Smoke--Lux (Hum + Haw) Miguel Puente--La Vox (Dialtone) Erik Sumo Band--Disco In My Head (Anorganik dub) (Chi) Pete Grove--No Relief (Arthur Oskan remix) (Thoughtless) Jason Fine--Many To Many (Ben Klock remix) (Kontra) Various--Soul Of Brazil Vol. 1 (Leporelo) Hard Ton--Flawless (Snuff Crew remix) (Permanent Vacation) Mikael Stavostrand ft Big Bully--No Turning Back (Mos Ferry) Herman--April Skies (Fine Art) Eddie C--Wonderful Dub (Karat) Hijacker Stick--Down South (Bombis) Black Lychees--Three (Shufflemood) Anonym--Geile Muziek (Sushitech) D'Julz--Rotondo (Circus Company) Jaime Read--Never The Future (Elektrosouls) -- http://soundcloud.com/andrewdukecognitionaudio http://myspace.com/andrewduke
(313) Robert Hood M-Plant mix
Robert Hood M-Plant mix: http://www.epm-music.com/podcasts/item/51-epm-podcast-#6.html -- http://soundcloud.com/andrewdukecognitionaudio http://myspace.com/andrewduke
(313) detonated in detroit school
http://www.salon.com/wires/u.s./2010/03/03/D9E7868G0_us_detroit_school_bomb_explodes/index.html unfortunate
Re: (313) New Kirk Degiorgio on Planet E
that is a next level cymbal splash if i've ever heard one sch On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 6:34 AM, wojciech wrote: > Kirk Detroitio made j-pop records? who knew... > > On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 11:29 AM, JT Stewart wrote: >> It's not bad or anything, but for Kirk it's pretty forgettable. >> >> I mean compared to : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idBNjSYsjaQ which >> like Icon part 2 >> >> or his old r&b stuff http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2k9RP7hpns >> >> >> >> On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 12:06 PM, kent williams >> wrote: >>> I don't know how he does it but Kirk Degiorgio always comes up with >>> tracks that I'm powerless to resist: >>> >>> http://planetary-folklore.blogspot.com/2010/03/kirk-degiorgio-membrane-planet-e.html >>> >>> You could say that it's a bog standard beat, it's tracky as hell, and >>> that minor/major7 chord through delay has been done to death by >>> everyone from shawn rudiman to aril brikha. Well, I just did. But >>> somehow it's beside the point when Degiorgio gets up a head of steam. >>> >>> Listening this reminds me of watching Dan Bell play at DEMF, standing >>> next to Shawn Rudiman. I told him "you know, Techno really is a cheap >>> trick." He laughed and said, "yeah but it's a really f*cking good >>> trick." >>> >> >
Re: (313) DJ Agents / Agencies
i'd be interested in this kind of info too. it's rough out there for a (non-producing) dj On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 12:30 PM, Placid wrote: > Good Evening List > > Suppose one wanted to raise ones profile a bit and possibly do a few more > gigs in slightly more exotic locations around our continent. > > Whats the deal with agents / agencies. > > Having perused the www for a bit, my conclusions are that there are alot of > 'DJ' agencies set up for bedroom dj's in macclesfield who want their own > residency in eyebeefa, or sign up for 200 quid and you're guaranteed a slot > at Fernando's on a Friday night. > > Is it a case of they'll find you when they think you are a viable option or ? > > Do they have an exclusive right on all your gigs ? > > I know a couple of people with them and they take a cut when they get you a > booking. That seems fair enough to me but no other fees take place.. do they. > > Just mulling things over.as I'm sure there are agents and artists with > some helpful input on here. > > P > > --- > > Playing > > 12/03/10 - BLOC > 20/03/10 - DPS - Leyland Hotel - Detroit > 09/04/10 - under_score w/ Lakuti > > Placid on the t'interweb - http://www.acid-house.net > > Vinyl for Sale - http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?seller=placid > > Placid's Gigs and Gigography - > http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=41658902688 > > Live on Future-music.co.uk every other Thursday - 8pm - 10pm / > purple-radio.co.uk 2nd Wednesday of the month > > > -- peace, frank dj mix archive: http://www.deejaycountzero.com
Re: (313) New Kirk Degiorgio on Planet E
Kirk Detroitio made j-pop records? who knew... On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 11:29 AM, JT Stewart wrote: > It's not bad or anything, but for Kirk it's pretty forgettable. > > I mean compared to : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idBNjSYsjaQ which > like Icon part 2 > > or his old r&b stuff http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2k9RP7hpns > > > > On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 12:06 PM, kent williams wrote: >> I don't know how he does it but Kirk Degiorgio always comes up with >> tracks that I'm powerless to resist: >> >> http://planetary-folklore.blogspot.com/2010/03/kirk-degiorgio-membrane-planet-e.html >> >> You could say that it's a bog standard beat, it's tracky as hell, and >> that minor/major7 chord through delay has been done to death by >> everyone from shawn rudiman to aril brikha. Well, I just did. But >> somehow it's beside the point when Degiorgio gets up a head of steam. >> >> Listening this reminds me of watching Dan Bell play at DEMF, standing >> next to Shawn Rudiman. I told him "you know, Techno really is a cheap >> trick." He laughed and said, "yeah but it's a really f*cking good >> trick." >> >
Re: (313) New Kirk Degiorgio on Planet E
It's not bad or anything, but for Kirk it's pretty forgettable. I mean compared to : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idBNjSYsjaQ which like Icon part 2 or his old r&b stuff http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2k9RP7hpns On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 12:06 PM, kent williams wrote: > I don't know how he does it but Kirk Degiorgio always comes up with > tracks that I'm powerless to resist: > > http://planetary-folklore.blogspot.com/2010/03/kirk-degiorgio-membrane-planet-e.html > > You could say that it's a bog standard beat, it's tracky as hell, and > that minor/major7 chord through delay has been done to death by > everyone from shawn rudiman to aril brikha. Well, I just did. But > somehow it's beside the point when Degiorgio gets up a head of steam. > > Listening this reminds me of watching Dan Bell play at DEMF, standing > next to Shawn Rudiman. I told him "you know, Techno really is a cheap > trick." He laughed and said, "yeah but it's a really f*cking good > trick." >
(313) DJ Agents / Agencies
Good Evening List Suppose one wanted to raise ones profile a bit and possibly do a few more gigs in slightly more exotic locations around our continent. Whats the deal with agents / agencies. Having perused the www for a bit, my conclusions are that there are alot of 'DJ' agencies set up for bedroom dj's in macclesfield who want their own residency in eyebeefa, or sign up for 200 quid and you're guaranteed a slot at Fernando's on a Friday night. Is it a case of they'll find you when they think you are a viable option or ? Do they have an exclusive right on all your gigs ? I know a couple of people with them and they take a cut when they get you a booking. That seems fair enough to me but no other fees take place.. do they. Just mulling things over.as I'm sure there are agents and artists with some helpful input on here. P --- Playing 12/03/10 - BLOC 20/03/10 - DPS - Leyland Hotel - Detroit 09/04/10 - under_score w/ Lakuti Placid on the t'interweb - http://www.acid-house.net Vinyl for Sale - http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?seller=placid Placid's Gigs and Gigography - http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=41658902688 Live on Future-music.co.uk every other Thursday - 8pm - 10pm / purple-radio.co.uk 2nd Wednesday of the month
(313) New Kirk Degiorgio on Planet E
I don't know how he does it but Kirk Degiorgio always comes up with tracks that I'm powerless to resist: http://planetary-folklore.blogspot.com/2010/03/kirk-degiorgio-membrane-planet-e.html You could say that it's a bog standard beat, it's tracky as hell, and that minor/major7 chord through delay has been done to death by everyone from shawn rudiman to aril brikha. Well, I just did. But somehow it's beside the point when Degiorgio gets up a head of steam. Listening this reminds me of watching Dan Bell play at DEMF, standing next to Shawn Rudiman. I told him "you know, Techno really is a cheap trick." He laughed and said, "yeah but it's a really f*cking good trick."
Re: (313) food for thought -- new blood?
Yes! Seth! Absolutely. Geographical boundaries and music - so interesting. :) > Well maybe you are Denise! :) > > But only if you want to include someone from nearby rather than from the > city... > > Seth Troxler is from Kalamazoo. He will be twenty three in a few weeks, > according to this: > > http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?887 > -- Denise Dalphond Ph.D. Candidate Department of Folklore & Ethnomusicology Indiana University http://denisedjsdetroit.blogspot.com/
Re: (313) food for thought -- new blood?
Seth did spend a fair amount of time living in the Detroit area though, so I think he counts. I remember hearing him play records in a basement in Ferndale along with Lee Curtiss for an extended period of time, maybe 3 years ago. But I would note that again, both Kyle and Seth are really more on the house tip... But this does bring up a point: the only way to make it is to get booked in Europe, and that's not necessarily an easy thing to pull off, especially for somebody younger. Surely there could be more potential up and coming artists who will never get anywhere because they don't have enough money and / or connections to get to Europe regularly. You'll definitely never get noticed playing out in Detroit or Chicago... And it's not like putting a good release out would be enough to get anyone's attention now. So I guess my point is, suppose there was somebody really hot on the rise, what are the chances that the list would ever find out about them? The world has changed a lot since techno started... ~David On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 1:11 AM, Odeluga, Ken wrote: > >>I'm sure I'm missing someone... > > Denise > > -- > Denise Dalphond > Ph.D. Candidate > Department of Folklore & Ethnomusicology Indiana University > http://denisedjsdetroit.blogspot.com/ > > *** > > Well maybe you are Denise! :) > > But only if you want to include someone from nearby rather than from the > city... > > Seth Troxler is from Kalamazoo. He will be twenty three in a few weeks, > according to this: > > http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?887 >
