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We Out Here Festival might be Gilles Peterson’s annual gathering for UK jazz heads, but it’s not short on fence-jumping electronicists either. We run through a few names you won’t want to miss at this year’s edition…
Mixing sardonic beat poetry with dub effects and an alt-dance outlook, Little Annie’s classic ‘I Think Of You’ is still one of the best records to emerge from the On-U Sound stable
"Over on the west side of town, there’s a beer market where you can pick up pineapple vanilla IPAs, whiskey stouts or a gently used Minimoog Voyager..."
Freewheeling through time and space, Kris Needs continues his adventures in sound. This month: Lola Dutronic and Donna Summer
More random musings from Fat Roland. On his mind this month (as far as we can tell) is Greggs The Bakers
Robert Margouleff, Tonto mega-synth inventor, Stevie Wonder collaborator and Devo producer, remembers how synthesisers changed his life – and, to be frank, a fair few of ours
Fresh from releasing a terrific new solo album of “distracted beats and messy electronics”, one-time Boo Radleys man Martin Carr talks through his defining influences
Danish producer and composer Frederik Meyer, aka Baychimo, takes on this month’s quick-fire questions
Release The Bats
American composer and producer Tyondai Braxton on his first and last albums, and an all-time favourite
