PRX. Secret Thirteen - Infinite Music and Art Journal. The author of the mix is Jan Jelinek, a legendary German producer and musician based in Berlin, Germany. Back in the days Jelinek started as a passionate records collector of vast specter of musical genres ranging from dub, jazz, funk to soul, experimental until one day he discovered house music. It was in the late 90s when Jelinek started his musical career. Jelinek immediately jumped into a train of expanding abstract, yet rhythmically subtle electronic music scene. In more than a decade he has released numerous records on such notable labels as ~scape, Klang Elektronik and his own Faitiche imprint. It is important to mention that Jelinek is one of those artists who have plentiful of pseudonyms including his more techno alias Farben or improvisatory Gesellschaft Zur Emanzipation Des Samples.
“Secret Thirteen Mix 101” is a retrospective and highly exceptional audio journey through different periods of electronic music. Caio Fonseca. Tracklist: 01. The 50 Greatest Producers Ever. Produced: The Tornados, Tom Jones, Gene Vincent, Petula Clark, Shirly Bassey To truly appreciate Meek’s genius, and understand why he’s placed above usual favourites Martin and Spector, we have to go back to Matt Bellamy’s dad, and his band The Tornados.
Their early hit, ‘Telstar’, was the first single by a British band to reach the top spot on the Billboard 100 (and this was before the tragic days of 1D). The reason? It was unlike anything anyone had heard before, packed full of claviolines, bizarre distortions and weird sonic effects, all achieved in Meek’s home recording studio above a shop on Holloway Road. In an era of nerdy white coat-wearing studio techs, Meek was a complete trailblazer, attempting endless new ideas in his search for the perfect sound.
That he passed up the chance to work with Bowie and The Beatles, or eventually shot and killed his landlady and then himself, is by-the-by. Soulful Underground *Live from Submerge* BEAT ELECTRIC. Slabs of the Tabernacle. Shintaro Taketani - Another 80's Japanese Synthpops for Adults. Is this your homework Larry? Don't Watch That. S-Max - DJ Sets and Tracks. Mixes Entries (Page 1) Discogs Mix 004 - Eddie Richards It's Friday!
And what better way to kick of the weekend than with a brilliant mix of house music by the legendary Eddie Richards . One of the first DJs to champion house back in the mid 80s and one of the UK's original mix DJs residing at London's Camden Palace. Eddie became a key figure in a new music and cultural movement soon to explode worldwide. Since the mid 80s he has been included in virtually every book, documentary and film on the dance culture and sought after all over the world for his flawless mix of deep bass driven techno with soulful and tough tribal house, a format he has always maintained, and has led him to be widely regarded as the pioneer of what is now known as tech-house.
Discogs Mix 003 - Delta Funktionen This third installment in the Discogs Mix Series features Delta Funktionen with a one-take 100% vinyl mix of Detroit, Chicago, Ghetto, and Electro. Discogs Mix 002 - Finn Johannsen Discogs Mix 001 - Luke Vibert @ Vinyl Pimp. Wax Treatment Podcast.
Teshno. Finn's Posts DJ History. KARL STOCKHAUSEN. MARK ARCHER.