Sasha Newsweek interview

[miketpoto]

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Not really.... Chuckc often inspires me to explain the logic behind things he's obviously missed somehow... Although I am still unclear about his Newsweek anti-american comment, what is that based on and is that a bad thing? And Sasha is british too, so I'm really curious about what that whole thing's about...

And I had an uber-productive morning so I am in fast-typing multi-tasking rant-writing mode....

[konfussion]

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Interesting, but Sasha was choosing his words very carefully. Can't blame him, it was f'ing Newsweek after all!

[anonin]

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You are playing music for people who are high, so you should avoid being a buzzkill)

thats an interesting way of looking at it.

* just read the interview, what the fuck kind of interview was that, sasha just shouldnt have done the interview in the first place.

[Huggie Smiles]

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dance music must be really passe if its in Newsweek -

or maybe its just Sasha thats passe? hehehe

[fumanchu182]

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Do you miss the days of spinning at Twilo?
Absolutely. They were good days, definitely good days. It was a really great club. People constantly look back to the older days and how much better it was, but I just keep looking forward and keep trying to evolve in what I do. I’m setting my studio up in New York at the moment and I’m just about to go into the studio for a few months and work on some music.

I remember a time in between maybe like 03 and 04 when we were all like wtf, where has the music gone? Let us all remember the definition of progressive dance music and the banging beats comming out of John's latest sets. It fluxuates just like everything else in life, it has its' up times and its' down times.

Lets just be happy Sasha didn't come out and say yeah, coke and sex good combo.

[liquidsky]

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quote:
"I?m setting my studio up in New York at the moment and I?m just about to go into the studio for a few months and work on some music."

so there's a new album in the making..

I remember right before Involver came out, he was featured in Urb Magazine and way back then he said he was moving to NYC to be with his girlfriend while she attends NYU. That was a lonnnnng time ago so I would have assumed he had his studio set up by now....didn't know that was still left to be done.

[Sunburnnyc]

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dance music must be really passe if its in Newsweek -

or maybe its just Sasha thats passe? hehehe

He seems quite uncomfortable....

the interviewer is horrible....

I think he handled it well...
poor Sasha...

[miketpoto]

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I remember right before Involver came out, he was featured in Urb Magazine and way back then he said he was moving to NYC to be with his girlfriend while she attends NYU. That was a lonnnnng time ago so I would have assumed he had his studio set up by now....didn't know that was still left to be done.

He only lives in nyc half the year, and what studio do you think involver/fundacion were worked on at? His studio is mainly ableton based from what I know of anyway, so n ot a lot of hardware to setup anyway... maybe just getting a good layout in which he works best in? That makes the most sense to me I'd say.

[jeffrey collins]

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Yeah I don't think he needs a lot of equiptment. Especially with technology being the way it is today.

[poopoo22]

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That was an extremely weak interview. I thought Sasha handled it really well.