Als je de maker van deze site wil bewonderen.of mailen . Over the past couple of years the music world has been bowled over by the arrival of the dance artist album. Rightly, acts like Chemical Brothers, Reprazent and Underworld has made ground breaking long players of solid gold. But this reinvention of dance music into a sci-fi rock 'n' roll, with bands and tours and albums and videos, leaves the DJ, the inventor and interpreter, behind. The situation isn't helped by the badly thought out cash-in compilations currently flooding larger record shops.
Real DJs make albums of their own, every night they play.
Their able to steer people through records they don't know, holding a crowd's anticipation and twisting and turning it without missing a beat, is a skill halfway between art and craft. People expect more from an album than simply a collection of stormin' trax, they want diversity, longevity and a handful of different flavours and moods. They want something that you can listen to from beginning to end, over and over again. Well, prepare to be blown away. A Chicago derivative built around the Roland TBR303 bassline machine.