#023 DJ Bone returns: the art of Techno from Detroit to Amsterdam
Music Not Diving with Scuba · Scuba
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DJ Bone is a legend of Detroit techno, and previous guest on the original version of this show, episode 73 of the Not A Diving Podcast.
We discuss the latest goings on between Motor City and his adopted home of Amsterdam, his recent album The End Of Never... and whether DJs really need to learn how to beatmatch.
A welcome return from one of our favourite guests in the history of the show!
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Chapters:
00:00 Brought to you by Acid Nation
03:00 DJ Bone
05:18 “Professor Bone time”
07:01 Prince, Mojo & the birth of Detroit Techno loyalty
012:26 “People forgot how to rave”
15:30 Creeping commercialisation
21:00 Music and distribution
23:15 10,000 vinyl records
30:20 Beatmatching is DJing 101
35:49 The next gen and mentorship
41:03 “They're too worried about a career before they hone their craft”
47:00 Music is therapy and the album process
57:00 Playing your own music out
62:00 Detroit vs the world
01:06:10 Aphex Twins and Moodymann
01:11:00 Techno is political
01:22:30 Homeless homies
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