There are many great partnerships in this world: Nick Warren and Hernan Cattaneo. Jody Wistenoff and Nick Warren. Snoop and Dave Guetta. Dave Guetta and will.i.am. Sangers & Ra. Sampology and s.mouse. F&E. Habebe and Baby Gee and Danny T. R2D2 and C3PO. Those are all great bromances. And then, a Finnish multi-national consorts with prog electro and house VDJ/producer deadmau5, and we know sparks are going to fly.
Bring on The Sheldor of VDJism, a West End edifice and 4D projection mapping!
Published on page 13 of Scene Magazine
23 November 2011
Some twenty years after house and techno first made an impact on the musical landscape, electronica innovators are reflecting upon the respective genres incredible contribution to music.
Published on future entertainment here
24 November 2011
The thing about this interview is that I got to chat to Babydaddy. That in itself, is a name worthy of Kick Ass. I first became intrigued about The Scissor Sisters when they appeared on The Footy Show – anyone that camp who could proudly face a bunch of mysogynists and still wear a glittering smile has got to be admired. And I found the Scissor Sisters to be a special little group: kind of like a warped Partridge Family. I got to know about them, appreciate who they are and where they’ve come from. Continue reading
Published on future entertainment here
25 November 2011
On October 5 2011, Steve Jobs passed from this life to the next. That same day, I bought this up to Jonathan Notley at the conclusion of our time together. We spoke about a great many things in this interview: from Bliss N Eso’s process in making an album to how Aussie hiphop has shaped them and how they have shaped Aussie hiphop.
published on Future Entertainment here
09 November 2011
For Sébastien Léger, listening to, creating and performing music is as natural as breathing. In the leadup to Sébastien’s Mistakes Music tour showcasing his label, productions, remixes and tidy mixing skills, Sébastien is frank about his thoughts on music, his approach to creating it, and what we can expect to hear from him on Australian dancefloors.
published page 24 in Scene Magazine here
09 November 2011
Dave Stewart comes full circle in a journey that starts with an Icelandic volcano, and takes him from Denmark Street, London to Azalea Place, Nashville.
Published in Scene Magazine here
02 November 2011
Lady Lex sits down with Babydaddy from The Scissor Sisters and explains his biggest nightmare is people thinking Scissor Sisters are just another “gay band”.
published on Future Entertainment here
08 November 2011
As his radio show is so named, Markus Schulz truly is the Global DJ. In the leadup to his summer tour down under, Markus Schulz talks about the reinvention of trance, what Australia can expect from him on the dancefloor and the Markus Schulz signature sound.
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interview for Godskitchen : A Trance Odyssey 2011
In this candid one-on-one, John Askew hates on euphoric, affirms what he can’t stand about trance; what makes a great DJ, and how he wants you to feel after a trademark ‘banging’ set.