Tag: Needwant

  • Sean Brosnan Q&A

    Welcome back to Magazine Sixty, Sean. Let’s begin with the styles of music which initially inspired you growing up and how they shaped what you are about today? There was always something about dance music that struck a chord for me, even from about 9 or 10 years old. I just connected to it and…

  • Kim Brown (Needwant) Q&A

    Your great new single: Batteries Not Included features three tracks. Can you talk us through how you produced one of them? With “Other People’s Space” it was an odd process. We had the tracks for the B-Side of the EP, but were lacking a proper A-Side. We never really liked sitting down, saying „Let’s make…

  • Sean Brosnan (Future Disco/Needwant) Q&A

    What is the concept behind Future Disco? To bring together the best upfront House music that is inspired by Disco sounds. The latest compilation is: Future Disco Vol 7: Till The Lights Come Up. How do you go about choosing which tracks are included? And how important is it to you to include a selection…

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    Art Of Tones Elephants & Flies Lazy Days Recordings Ludovic Llorca aka Art Of Tones first release on the label comprises three originals plus one dub version. And it’s all too easy for me to say that title track Elephants is a simply outstanding slice of music that cuts the atmosphere it generates with a…

  • Mario Basanov interview

    Your excellent new album ‘Journey’ features a range of styles but can you tell us about the creative process involved in writing the opening song ‘Just Think About’? I always like to try out different styles so my music can evolve. Talking specifically about this track, I thought about the inspiration and mood. The inspiration…

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    Pete Dafeet Family Affair Lost My Dog The third in the series of compilations from Lost My Dog’s catalogue of Deep House, and other imaginings, sees one of the label heads Pete Dafeet mix together a smooth blend of moods into one altogether very satisfying experience. As with previous editions this features old and new…

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    Mitchbal & Larry Williams Jack The House Still Music Chicago Seem to remember a quote along the lines of: You can’t move forwards for looking backwards – or at least words to that effect. But in music it seems you can only move forward by looking back. After all if it wasn’t for records like…