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SYSTEM-J
IDKFA.

Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Manchester
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Jun-27-2014 09:41
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rubez
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2007
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does seem weird he would dabble in psy, but i heard a few of his productions steer that way.
also:
"It's become a sort of a tradition that I play at psytrance festivals in Australia. It's so weird. It's in the bush, full of freaks with long grey beards."
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Jun-27-2014 09:44
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SYSTEM-J
IDKFA.

Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Manchester
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Haha, bizarre. I can't imagine a more unlikely booking. Although I've read several interviews with Mayer where he basically defines his sound as trance, albeit in the original German sense of hypnotic melodic techno rather than the Gatecrasher sense.
| quote: | Kompakt has been long associated with minimal techno. You partner Wolfgang Voigt once said in an interview that “51% of the releases have to be techno, the remainder can be everything what appeals”. Do you think that borderlines between genres still exist? I mean some magazines like the German Groove don’t differentiate anymore between house and techno in their review section.
Borderlines may exist, but I do not care about them at all. Separation is something completely boring. Currently there is a big Deep House revival. However, if you listen to the Beatport charts, for instance, you merely find something that reaches the thresholds initially set by the likes of Rick Wade and Rheji Burrell among others. It rather sounds like that the minimal generation of the past years started rediscovering Rhodes etc. after their hardcore ketamine period and try to weave in now more soul into their music. When I look at these magazines with their “Romantic House” titles, I hardly find something innovative about the hype. If I would be a time traveller in the mid 90s and I would travel into the future, the current hip sound would sound to me as Trance. Maybe just played slower. |
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Jun-27-2014 12:32
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Paradox Lost
In This Twilight

Registered: Aug 2007
Location: San Francisco
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| quote: | Originally posted by rubez
does seem weird he would dabble in psy, but i heard a few of his productions steer that way.
also:
"It's become a sort of a tradition that I play at psytrance festivals in Australia. It's so weird. It's in the bush, full of freaks with long grey beards." |
Yeah, that's usually the first track that comes to mind when discussing Michael Mayer. While I don't necessarily enjoy everything he does, both his hits and misses still feel fresh and original, and that's something I certainly respect and appreciate. Here's one of his earlier works, and one of my favorites:
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He traded sands for skins, skins for gold, gold for life. In the end, he traded life for sand. Afari, Tales
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Jun-27-2014 12:39
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corjay9
Chief Executive Ocifer

Registered: Nov 2009
Location: Montreal
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Jun-27-2014 23:12
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SYSTEM-J
IDKFA.

Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Manchester
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Jun-28-2014 14:15
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