Jeff Mills

I agree with that.

I recently watched a interview by Jeff Mills, you know, the house DJ, legendary house DJ.

And he said that being a DJ is, helped him in his life to make decisions

you know

With his early productions guided by video game soundtracks and synth pop, but now cites Alexi Perala and Ricardo Villalobos as strong influences.

With his productions finding favor with Richie Horton and Jeff Mills, His DJ performances are a direct extension of the studio, playing across the Texas club scene and now at clubs such as The School, Fold, Watergate, Bug-Ein and Walking Life.

He also has his own two imprints, Kodak and Talker.

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Some Carl Craig.

Some Jeff Mills.

Solar System music.

Music not of this place.

I don't know if...

Jeff Mills in...

Well, Jeff Mills would be very open.

But, like, if...

I don't know, like Perk in...

Oh, radio guided all of us, you know.

All, all, all of us pretty much were raised by Mojo and Jeff Mills, The Wizard.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

And each day has a variety of events, some free events happening earlier in the week.

And of course, the likes of Jeff Mills and a guy called Gerald Ben UFO UFO happening closer to the weekend and some on the weekend and of course, Orange Moon, who we just spoke to will be performing on August 30.

Do check it out.

It's if you're into really the the future of electronic music and technology, and that kind of fusion.

I don't know if it was a podcast or a YouTube video, and they were talking about the exact thing, about, you know, being a DJ, you need to be able to make decisions.

It was Jeff Mills.

Right, okay.

So it was Jeff Mills just talking about decision-making as a DJ and reading the room and, you know, knowing what to play, when to play, and what time to play it and stuff like

that.

But that must come with you.