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Didn't grab me - I feel this 'bouncy' plodding, techy house sound is getting very tired.. love Maceo Plex as a producer, but his Maetrik guise (and Mix for Adam Beyer) destroyed this, still different Monkier, different sound. Overall some good tracks on this mix but felt very samey to me..
The darker tech house material can plod just as much; at least this has some uplifting bounce. He actually went quite a ways back in selecting some of these tracks and didn't hold fast to a single genre as you seem to be insinuating.
I certainly have to give it another try, many mixes take a few listens to appreciate the brilliance - it didn't grab me that's all. And of course you're right about music in general - i think it may be familiarity. Just not really feeling that 'tech-disco' sound like i did when I first heard it from labels like Visionquest, hot creations etc.
I loved this mix. thought he crossed many different genres without staying in one place too long, not to mention some right blissfully intertwined moments. case in point --
There are genres (house, techno) that don't stick to the "perfect flow" - "mix as journey" rules, these artists aim for different effects and reactions, they keep it up, then droooop, then something different. It's is a bit of a fad ("New Chicago" and whatnot) but that's the way things used to work.
There are genres (house, techno) that don't stick to the "perfect flow" - "mix as journey" rules, these artists aim for different effects and reactions, they keep it up, then droooop, then something different. It's is a bit of a fad ("New Chicago" and whatnot) but that's the way things used to work.
Playing today's 4-4 music without any flow is like coitus interruptus. You can be unpleasantly surprised.
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