Tag: techno

Hammarica.com Daily DJ Interview: SPACE DJZ

Hammarica.com Daily DJ Interview: SPACE DJZ

EDM NEWS, INTERVIEWS
[wp_ad_camp_2] There are few Djz and producers in the modern techno world who can truly claim to have pioneered a style and sound, and call it their own. Such statements are often declared, but rarely justified. In the case of Ben Long and Jamie Bissmire, the names behind the revered SPACE DJZ this claim would be unarguable.Ever since the pair's formation in the early 1900's their unerring ability to fuse technowith their life long love of Hip Hop, has set them aside from there peers. [wp_ad_camp_1] For people not familiar with your specific style, how would you describe the sound? Modern Techno mixed with flavours from the last 20 years of Techno If you could pick one techno track for people to fall in love with the genre, which one would that be? 69 - Poi Et Pas (Original...
MARCO BAILEY TAKES CHARGE AT HIGH VOLUME

MARCO BAILEY TAKES CHARGE AT HIGH VOLUME

EDM NEWS, NEW RELEASES, TECHNO
[wp_ad_camp_2] [wp_ad_camp_1] The Belgian grandmaster of world class techno MARCO BAILEY announces THE 100th RELEASE on his label MB ELEKTRONICS with his new artist album HIGH VOLUME. Bailey, mostly known for his prolific output of top notch techno and tech house releases loves the concept of albums for its experimental value. On his albums, Bailey explores his creative identity and treats the listener with tracks ranging from the purest of techno, to other deeper sounds that go past his trademark sound. Marco Bailey: “Of course, the main theme of the album is techno. It's the sound I'm known for and the sound I love to play around the world because of its relentless energy. Yet, my love for music goes way beyond techno and I love to show that on my albums. I'm a big fan of g
Hammarica.com Daily DJ Interview: MARCO BAILEY

Hammarica.com Daily DJ Interview: MARCO BAILEY

EDM NEWS, INTERVIEWS
[wp_ad_camp_2] Marco Bailey from Belgium is one of the busiest techno DJs around. Touring every weekend, hitting each continent and managing his ever so popular label MB Elektronics known for its prolific output of quality techno. February 11th marks the release of his new artist album High Volume. Therefore, we are honored to have him for an exclusive interview! [wp_ad_camp_1] Marco, you are about to release your new album by the name of High Volume in February. Could you tell us what we can expect, your vision behind the album and how long it took to make? Of course, the main theme of the album is techno. It's the sound I'm known for and the sound I love to play around the world because of its relentless energy. Yet, my love for music goes way beyond techno and I love to sh...
Hammarica.com Daily DJ Interview: Kristina Childs

Hammarica.com Daily DJ Interview: Kristina Childs

EDM NEWS, INTERVIEWS
[wp_ad_camp_2] Techno, as one of the backbones of dance music, has always been more of an underground style in the total landscape of EDM genres. What attracts you in the genre and what drives you to continue to push the bar? Do I push the bar? Haha... I guess I never saw myself that way. Well let me start by saying there are a lot of types of techno I really don’t like, but what draws me to techno specifically is it’s energy. I’ve always tended toward the darker sides of music regardless of genre. For rock it was mostly punk, for 60s-70s it’s mostly classic & southern rock, for 80s it’s new wave, for hip hop: it’s rap/top40, for drum & bass it’s jungle/tech-step, breakbeat it’s new school breaks, and for techno, I want it to be TECHNO! Don’t get me wrong, I like tech-house
Hammarica.com Daily DJ Interview: Octave One

Hammarica.com Daily DJ Interview: Octave One

EDM NEWS, INTERVIEWS
[wp_ad_camp_2] The Burden Brothers also known as Octave One have been rocking the international techno scene with their stunning live performances for many years. Aside of that they're known for their label 430 West which released classics such as their own Blackwater and DJ Rolando's Knight Of The Jaguar. We are delighted to have them for an interview at Hammarica.com We saw you perform live at this year's Decibel Festival. A lot of the times when "live performance" is mentioned in combination with a dance music act, we envision an artist with a laptop and some kind of controller. In your case however - like Carl Craig mentioned at Decibel - you take the whole pro audio department of Guitar Center with you on the road. Can you describe the fun and kick you get from performing live
RETURN OF KRAKT Preview

RETURN OF KRAKT Preview

EDM NEWS, EVENT NEWS
[wp_ad_camp_2] Hammarica.com's crew is excited to see what the new Krakt techno parties will bring to Seattle. What is Krakt??? Check it out: [wp_ad_camp_1] KRAKT WATCHING SEATTLE. KRAKT NOT IMPRESSED. SEATTLE GET SOFT. GROW HUGE VAGINA. KRAKT DISGUSTED. PLUG VAGINA. MAKE IT DO KEGEL EXERCISE. FILL WITH TECHNO. AND BOOZE. WEEK AFTER DECIBEL.KRAKT NO CARE ABOUT MOLY HANGOVERS. SEATTLE NOT NEED SEROTONIN. SEATTLE ONLY NEED ROLE MODEL. KRAKT RECRUIT BRYAN ZENTZ. ZENTZ PROVEN INSURGENT. TRAIN SEATTLE TO DESTROY. MAKE MAN OF SEATTLE. KRAKT GET PIG & DAN. PIG AND KRAKT BUNNY PARTY LIKE ANIMAL. KICK DAN OFF PLANE. NOT EVEN GIVE PARACHUTE. KRAKT ONLY NEED PIG. AND TECHNO. AND BOOZE. AND BITCHES. --- RETURN OF KRAKT | OCT 5 | ELECTRIC TEA GARDEN | SEATTLE WA ...
Woody McBride / DJ ESP Exclusive Interview With The Basketball Hero

Woody McBride / DJ ESP Exclusive Interview With The Basketball Hero

EDM NEWS, INTERVIEWS
[wp_ad_camp_2] [wp_ad_camp_1] You are widely known as a producer of acid house. When were you first exposed to the acid house house sound? In high school in the 80's - we had a great record store in Bismarck, ND called budget tapes and records. they were way ahead of their time. A local friend Todd Gregor really introduced me to electronic music in about '83. I caught some late night episodes of SNUB TV and Night Flight for cutting edge music videos. As a producer you have had releases and and remixes out on Dave Clarke's White Noise, Josh Wink's Ovum, Eric Powell's Bush, Fat Boy Slim's Skint, Novamute, Acid Tracks, Drop Bass Network and dozens of other labels. If you could list the 5 essential tunes from your hand, which ones would that be? Onda - Communique Basketball Her...
Juan Atkins – An Exclusive Interview With The Originator Of Techno

Juan Atkins – An Exclusive Interview With The Originator Of Techno

EDM NEWS, INTERVIEWS
[wp_ad_camp_2] If it wasn't for Juan Atkins, many of us might not have discovered the music known as techno. In the early 80's he was the one to release the first techno record ever, next to his lauded work as an electro pioneer. We are honored to have him for an interview on Hammarica.com Juan, you have performed at events all over the world ranging from dark undergound parties to the most slick produced mega events. Of course it is always a kick to play in front of thousands. But if you were to choose, would you pick a dark strobe-lit hole filled with banging techno til the early morning.. Or a bigger commercial event where you only get to play for 1.5hr. tops? Well some events are not always 1.5 hrs tops.. I mean usually I do get to play two hours at these big events. You kno...
Computer Controlled – Exclusive Interview With The Raw Acid Genius.

Computer Controlled – Exclusive Interview With The Raw Acid Genius.

EDM NEWS, INTERVIEWS
[wp_ad_camp_2] [wp_ad_camp_1] You currently live in Seattle, but originally you come from the Midwest. Could you tell us how you first got involved with the rave scene there and acid house in particular? I don't remember just exactly how I started listening to Techno, but it was back in 1991, I know that. Then I started hearing about these things called Raves and got interested. By mid 1992, some friends started to bounce around the idea of starting a "Smart Bar". A portable bar set up was built out of PVC piping and plexiglass. And Cybertonix was born =o] Halloween 1992 was my first Rave, called, appropriately enough, Grave Rave. That got busted 2 hours in by the Milwaukee PD. Myself and a bunch of others spent 19 hours in a holding cell before finally being released. Normally, tha...
Dubbin And Dabblin with DJ Dab – Exclusive Interview

Dubbin And Dabblin with DJ Dab – Exclusive Interview

EDM NEWS, INTERVIEWS
[wp_ad_camp_2] Where does your artist name come from? During the early to mid-80's I went by Sir Swift. I was a Breaker, Beatboxer, Graffiti artist and DJ. But as my DJing progressed and I matured a little I realized it was time for a name change. At the time I remember digging through a dictionary, for days, and finally stumbled across Dabster: One likes to dabble/ One who is a master of their own trade. The latter seemed fitting. LOL. Around 1991 I shortened it to Dab (also means Donald Allen's Boy) [wp_ad_camp_1] You have been a beat producer since the early 80's whether it was house, hiphop or any other style. Could you tell us a bit more about your early hiphop records and collabs? All my exploits in last question led up to me making a progressive move to go out and attem

Exclusive Interview With Jochen Miller

EDM NEWS, INTERVIEWS
[wp_ad_camp_2] Hi Jochen, first off:  thanks for joining Hammarica.com with this interview! Jochen, you have been DJing for quite a while and enjoying success with massive productions like ‘Lost Connection’, ‘Humanoid’, the Energy2011 anthem ‘Classified’ and recently the Rank-1 and Sarah Bettens collab Wild and Perfect Day. If you had to pick one of your productions as your most favorite one. Which one would that be? And is there a thought behind it for it to be your favorite? Tough question, same as asking a parent which of his children he loves most;-)) But if I had to pick only one, I guess that would be Lost Connection, because that track really rocketeered my carreer. You are known to blend styles together ranging from trance to electro and progressive. How do you like the f