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| Video: Nick Warren plays Way Out West’s ‘Future Perfect’ Posted: 28 Feb 2009 07:45 AM PST British progressive house hero Nick Warren put together this video to highlight Way Out West's new record 'Future Perfect'. Filmed in London around Brixton's Twisted Audio night, the video is not your standard music video, and instead comes across as more of a DJ diary. Watch this video on Beatportal |
| Posted: 27 Feb 2009 02:56 PM PST In a scene associated with illegal substances, 'Guess What' doesn’t help out with its herbal references. But who cares about that, when you've got quality beats like this? |
| Video: The first ever live DJ mix on UK TV Posted: 27 Feb 2009 12:42 PM PST Here's a fascinating video clip of British legend Greg Wilson doing the first ever live DJ mix performance on UK TV. Shot in 1983, Wilson's 'fro looks hilariously from another era, but the core messages about basic mixing still hold true. Interestingly, TV presenter Jools Holland asks Wilson "You get records and actually change them about...don't you think that might annoy, like the scratching thing, the people that spent all the time making the records?", which is a statement that could very easily apply in the digital era. Watch this video on Beatportal |
| What’s in the DJ’s box? Robert Dietz Posted: 27 Feb 2009 09:02 AM PST We recently named Frankfurt's Robert Dietz as one of our 'Artists to Watch' in 2009, as he seemingly came out of nowhere to land on some of the scene's hottest labels including Cecille, be chosen and Deep Vibes in the latter half of 2008. A proponent of the eternal clubbing maxim 'house is a feeling', Dietz seemed to arrive on the scene fully formed, showcasing his firm understanding of aesthetics through his chunky loop-based deep house/tech house tracks. We decided to corner Robert Dietz and peek into his record box. Unsurprisingly, we found tracks from the deepest corners of the house camp, and several secret treasures. |
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