Last week was the week of controversy, or so it seems.
After the Brikha vs. Aber dispute and Philip Sherburnes' new ’month in techno’ column for Pitchfork Media (more about that in another post tomorrow), Detroit's deep house maestro Theo Parrish expressed his views on western music's pattern of ”black roots, white fruits“ in a one-question interview with Moodmat blog.
While I am with Theo Parrish on some of his observations and statements about the music industry and the dance music underground, I (not being from the US) am still astonished at the amount of simplification and self-righteousness he answers the question with.
But read for yourselves. Login con
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Inserito da MarioTD in Techno Feeds martedì 22 luglio 2008 ore 1:01
Last week was the week of controversy, or so it seems.
After the Brikha vs. Aber dispute and Philip Sherburnes' new ’month in techno’ column for Pitchfork Media (more about that in another post tomorrow), Detroit's deep house maestro Theo Parrish expressed his views on western music's pattern of ”black roots, white fruits“ in a one-question interview with Moodmat blog.
While I am with Theo Parrish on some of his observations and statements about the music industry and the dance music underground, I (not being from the US) am still astonished at the amount of simplification and self-righteousness he answers the question with.
But read for yourselves.
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