Tag: Sasha

  • Going Underground by Jay Wearden

    Jay Wearden’s fascinating new telling on his life as a DJ captured in this 24 chapter coffee-table book, along with playlists and artwork, is a vital companion to the story of Manchester club culture. The title alone explodes: Going Underground could mean a number of different things at any one time. Like a myth shattered,…

  • Steve Parry Q&A

    Welcome to Magazine Sixty, Steve. You are about to unleash the labels 99th release: Selador Showcase – 8th Wonder, which features new music from several different artists. Can you talk us through how you choose the tracks for the compilation – what specifically makes a production right for Selador? 10 new tracks, all from different…

  • Sasha & La Fleur – Förbindelse – Last Night On Earth

    You’ve already probably heard all about this latest collaboration because the end result is magnificent. Not a word I use often though it feels right here. Förbindelse, has an anthemic quality that sees its rolling bassline and sassy percussion drive home across the warm envelope of shimmering keys and soaring notation. Blissful might better a…

  • Sasha – Singularity EP – Last Night On Earth

    Singularity has to be the perfect title for this latest production from Sasha. The arrangement of pulverising drum-machines lend themselves notably to the concept of fierce repetition and a singular, unsettling expectation. Which at almost ten minutes in duration leaves no aspect unturned. Underwritten by a fevered hit of Acidic bass what welcomingly becomes apparent…

  • Brendan Blood interview

    Really enjoyed reading Brendan’s book which brought back many memories from the nineties and beyond. It was really refreshing to read the perspective of someone from the dancefloor and what excited them. I loved the way he has evoked good times…   What for you makes Sasha such an influential DJ and what compelled you to…