Footwork godfather RP Boo did so in a maddening set of Chicago originals, while Darcy Mahady looked towards the blissed-out and slowed-down sounds of IDM and ambient music. Glasgow’s always-essential ELLL cooked up a hot-and-fast mix for Crack in anticipation of festival season, and the always-woozy Ghost Phone turned R&B and UK bass tools into a full-on rager.Ī few DJs zoomed in ever further, pulling apart styles to see what makes them tick. Physical Therapy turned in a killer trifecta: lovelorn UK garage and 2-step, chameleonic CDJ burners, and, finally, speed garage slowed to a crawl. Michael McKinney understands the cultural importance of Kreayshawn’s “Gucci Gucci.”Īpril brought about yet another slew of great DJ sets, with the best stuff spanning styles, decades, and countries-but what else is new? Mixing live from Brooklyn, Amelia Holt, Yumi and deep creep vaulted between futuristic techno, cheeky bootlegs, and sweat-soaked club-night stompers in his Animix entry, Melbourne’s Ricci explored a million corners of hypermodern and percussive dancefloor tools. Keep it that way by supporting Passion of the Weiss via a subscription to our Patreon.
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