Tag: Crosstown Rebels

  • Yulia Niko Q&A

    Hello and welcome to Magazine Sixty, Yulia. Let’s start by asking how living in and then moving between Russia, America, and Berlin has informed what you do in terms of sound and also your approach to life? Hello Sixty, and thank you so much for having me. Always cool when a DJ can talk to…

  • Tibi Dabo Q&A

    Welcome to Magazine Sixty, Max. Let’s start with your new single: La Dorada for Rebellion. Tell us about where the inspiration came from for the production and about what the title means for you? Thank you. La Dorada means “the golden one” in Spanish, it’s the name of a fish, the sea bream, and it’s…

  • Made By Pete Q&A

    Hello and welcome to Magazine Sixty, James. There’s a great picture of you holding a copy of your latest release: So Long (Crosstown Rebels) outside of Phonica Records. How did it feel to have in your hands your first release on vinyl and why for you has the format remained such a potent force? Hi.…

  • Tibi Dabo – La Dorada EP – Rebellion

    Seeking instant gratification? You’ve come to the right place. Tibi Dabo’s brilliant new release for Rebellion gets under your skin right from the very moment it begins. There’s something in the way those twisted, synthesized notes weave their way around the electronic pulses, which glue themselves together to the words kick and drum, that instantly…

  • Solarc Q&A

    Hello and welcome to Magazine Sixty, Carlos. Let’s start with the alias, Solarc. Can you tell us the meaning behind the name? Hello, thanks for the invite and for the interview! About my alias Solarc it comes from a crazy idea I think, actually its an anagram of my name (which is Carlos) besides a…

  • Davide Squillace – Once Upon A Time in Napoli – Crosstown Rebels

    Proving that both music and its attendant culture are firmly where they should be Davide Squillace steps up and delivers this selection of musical flair for your highlighted pleasure. Some ten tracks probe and explore at the edges of electronic sound, while not afraid to enhance the experience either through use of the human voice…

  • Joeski – I Want You – Crosstown Rebels

    Magazine Sixty favourite Joeski delivers what he does best once again. I Want You teases you into submission care off tense, dark electronics plus a breathy rush of effected vocals from Liberty all compacted by unnerving snares. Retaining a strange sense of melody in there somewhere the production is never less than compelling, defining its…

  • Rowee – Dharmony – Rebellion

    The artist continues his exploration into all things resolutely emotive plugging into the mainframe of electrical authenticity. The beautiful musicality of Dharmony unfolds over eight plus minutes of carefully curated ecstasy combing chiming keys along with brooding drums and low-end notation. Next, Momento provides a neat contrast with more insistent, caustic synths realizing unnerving atmospheres…

  • Denney & D.Ramirez – Stranger Things – Crosstown Rebels

    This sizzling cross-section of pulverising electronics pitches itself perfectly between human expression and machine induced funkiness. Stranger Things, feels every bit like the anthemic number it so obviously is combining words that matter alongside music that points in the right direction. The remix comes care of dubspeeka who tints it with a darker sheen of…