Sound Sweep Part 1
Hey there! Welcome to this electrifying two-part series, that dives deep into the vibrant world of electro music. This is your ticket to explore the beats that have shaped the genre, from techno to house. The journey starts with a sneak peek into electro's roots, featuring legends like Kraftwerk and the iconic TR808 drum machine. We'll also shine a spotlight on the unsung hero, the Arabian Prince, and take a nostalgic trip with archival gems from The Face Magazine and The Wire, dating back to 1984 and 1996. Plus, don't miss the exclusive on Street Sounds, a label that's made its mark in the UK.
In this issue, lets roll out the red carpet for five phenomenal DJs who've mastered the turntables: the late Andy Weatherall, Dave Clarke, DJ Stingray, Helena Hauff, Richard Fearless, and Freddy Fresh. You'll get an inside look at Freddy's landmark Essential Mix, a treasure trove of killer mixes broadcasted on BBC Radio 1 since 1993.
Stay tuned for part two, which will explore pivotal tracks, albums, and the genius of Detroit electro scientists like James Stinson and Gerald Donald, along with Dutch electro's finest, Cybotron and Aux 88. And we can't forget Afrika Bambaataa, a titan in electro's evolution, despite the controversies surrounding him.
So buckle up and prepare to dive into the soulful rabbit hole of electro. It's a ride through the past, present, and future of a genre that continues to electrify dance floors around the globe. Let's get this party started!
soundsweepmagazine@icloud.com
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In this issue, lets roll out the red carpet for five phenomenal DJs who've mastered the turntables: the late Andy Weatherall, Dave Clarke, DJ Stingray, Helena Hauff, Richard Fearless, and Freddy Fresh. You'll get an inside look at Freddy's landmark Essential Mix, a treasure trove of killer mixes broadcasted on BBC Radio 1 since 1993.
Stay tuned for part two, which will explore pivotal tracks, albums, and the genius of Detroit electro scientists like James Stinson and Gerald Donald, along with Dutch electro's finest, Cybotron and Aux 88. And we can't forget Afrika Bambaataa, a titan in electro's evolution, despite the controversies surrounding him.
So buckle up and prepare to dive into the soulful rabbit hole of electro. It's a ride through the past, present, and future of a genre that continues to electrify dance floors around the globe. Let's get this party started!
soundsweepmagazine@icloud.com
38 MB
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