Dub techno

You just learn how to be more efficient and you become more confident in what you're doing and you're knowing, um, you know, at what times you should, how you should do certain things, you know? Um, so for example, like I played a Balance, I played this like, this pretty heavy kind of chunky set, and then the next day at Loveland I was playing opening.

So I was, started with like dub techno at like 115 BPM.

So, uh, and then like-

Right

I was never trance.

Obviously, there's a few, you know, like Chicane and a few of like the classic stuff that I kind of got around, but I was never into trance.

I was always into kind of more slow, groovy techno, and like a lot of dub techno.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Um, yeah, you've been listening to, um, Iron Carl, uh, from Detroit, um, Shinichi Itobe from Japan on the Dub Techno and now the Mercurial Perfect, uh, DJ Sprinkles from New York.

Um...

Yeah, as you usually as at least releases my style, some people would go hard all the way, but I would like to kind of bring the dancers back to earth in a sense in the end with some kind of deeper, deeper, more spiritual music.

And then I cannot forget all the guys and girls I actually know.

So obviously Larry, Julie B was here, Dave Elmer, Jock and Steph, Giddy, Richie B and Jamie Love from Body People, Penny, Pam Hall and Nadia, Dan Dan Dan, Max and Laura, Lolly and Karen are here, Ben Brophy, Kazza and Crew, Luby Lou and Powerhouse Pram and I saw Brother James and I heard Wookie but I didn't get to speak to him and then hands up if anybody's ever heard of Dub Techno because the guys that are sleeping in a couple of tents next to me Tom, Tommy and Lucas from the grand old city of manchester do a dub techno chess club so that is quite a lot of shout outs as you can gather i have got a few more but i'm gonna keep it in the same vein it's jesus i love Heaven and the Lord are glory.

Pray for me

while I stand.