Bedste Robert Henke-podcasts (2024)

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#133 Robert Henke: Co-founding Ableton and the new Monolake album, "We are the children of counterculture" 2:09:41

6d ago2:09:41

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If the medium is the message then surely anyone closely involved with Ableton over the past couple of decades can justifiably claim to have changed the world of music in that time. Since our guest this week is a co-founder of the company, then his contribution should probably be described as world-changing. And not just electronic music, since all …

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LIVE from Lost Village Festival: Joe Goddard on Big tunes, Grunge, and being in a band 42:39

4d ago42:39

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This is an unedited recording of our LIVE EPISODE at Lost Village Festival in the UK last month featuring Hot Chip's Joe Goddard. We rarely do these live episodes, so sign up to our Discord server to tell us what you think! The next regular episode of the show will be out on the normal schedule of next Tuesday. If you're into what we're doing here …

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HOWA EP 128 - HAUSCHKA 1:54:24

11d ago1:54:24

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I was lucky enough to be introduced to Hauschka a.k.a. Volker Bertelmann thanks to my friend Dana Wachs who was a pod guest on EP71. He’s had quite the wonderful and interesting adventure in music. It’s quite rare that you find someone who plays prepared Piano so deftly and was also once known as a rapper. Clearly, this was not going to be your ave…

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#132 Agoria: Digital art and music, "classic records have no functionality - they came from the heart) 1:15:34

13d ago1:15:34

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The potential of NFTs to save musicians was always pretty tenuous, and the more excitable proponents of the whole thing always sounded a bit too much like they were either trying to convince themselves about it. Or maybe that they were just scamming. Our guest this week is deep in the world of digital art, but doesn't make any bold claims to be eve…

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#131 Daedelus: Aliens and albums, "there's something else potentially at play here..." 1:42:10

20d ago1:42:10

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In 2020, our guest this week was named an Artist in Residence at the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI). Thus we are finally able to continue the theme established on episode 84 with Matthew Dear, a line of enquiry which I know many of you were keen to see more fully interrogated on the podcast. Daedelus has been making music since the…

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HOWA EP 127 - KAZIM RASHID 1:13:26

26d ago1:13:26

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Kazim Rashid is an artist, manager, and creative director based in Berlin and London. I found out about him through my good friend David Okumu who is our magical, mutual connection. Aside from his work as a manager, Kazim is chief creative officer at Resident Advisor, the world's largest and most influential electronic music platform. His work ofte…

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#130 Gregor Tresher + Juliet Fox: a midsummer double bill! 1:39:23

27d ago1:39:23

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I'm on holiday currently but since we never actually take days off here's an unprecedented episode of the show with two guests and two separate interviews! Gregor Tresher is DJ and producer from Frankfurt, Germany who's been releasing music since the 90s under his own name and under the Sniper Mode alias. We focus on production in this conversation…

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#129 Mike Parker: Art and techno, "If it's about money or fame then maybe you've lost the original motivation" 1:26:44

1M ago1:26:44

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Mike Parker is one of the most singular practitioners of the discipline of Techno as is possible to identify. His biography describes his approach to music as 'experimental and ritualistic' and on detailed listening you'd have to agree. He's also a professor of fine art at Daemen College in Buffalo, and a graduate of the art school at Carnegie Mell…

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Studio Stories: Braille on Triple Transit 48:56

1M ago48:56

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Stream the video version of this episode: https://youtu.be/WoQuHAjWYMs And listen to Triple Transit: https://push.fm/fl/tripletransit This is the first in a new series entitled Studio Stories, in which I'll be sitting down with a producer and discussing a release in detail. Today I'm talking to Praveen Sharma, aka Braille, about his awesome new LP …

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#128 Simon Reynolds: The future of future music, "it's the shiver, the rush, the weird joy and serenity" 1:30:06

1M ago1:30:06

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What is future music anyway? And is it any different from the future OF music? Simon Reynolds is one of the most influential music writers of the last two decades, authoring such seminal works as 'Energy Flash' (on acid house and rave, 'Rip It Up And Start Again' (on the post-punk era), and 'Retromania' (on the obsession of popular culture with the…

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#127 Mr. Scruff: Tape edits and the scene with no name, "We just never toed the line" 2:04:08

2M ago2:04:08

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What do you call a music scene with no name? The lack of a commonly-accepted moniker for the mid-to-late 90s movement centred around Ninja Tune and Gilles Peterson amongst others is a real anomaly in contemporary music. One of the most interesting insights from our guest this week, Mr Scruff, is the revelation not even the DJs themselves referred t…

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HOWA EP 126 - ANDY FALCONER 1:42:46

2M ago1:42:46

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Im going to read from the press release this time coz its a good’n The simpatico sophomore album by the unstoppably prolific Alex Paterson and fellow Orb original Andy Falconer is an epic sail through the sky at night. Helmed by gentle spirits with warmth in their hearts, ‘SETI’ feels cold and dark, yet also glowing and welcoming. Aboard a cosy can…

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#126 Regal: Pressure and success, "It's a matter of how you manage it" 1:16:28

2M ago1:16:28

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The pandemic is a topic of conversation we studiously avoided for the first year or so of the podcast, it just seemed a bit boring and predictable. It was shit, basically, and there's only so much you can say about being locked inside for 18 months. But what if you suddenly became a successful DJ in 2019? That was some of the worst timing possible,…

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#125 Kitty Amor: House music from Nottingham to Johannesburg, "Marginalised people are being seen on big stages now" 1:21:34

2M ago1:21:34

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Afro House is not something we've covered in depth on the show to date, but this week we welcome one of the UK's foremost exponents of the form. Kitty Amor was born in London, but cut her musical teeth running nights as a student Nottingham where she and her associates were instrumental in bringing the second wave of Grime, Funky, and other key Lon…

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Rumspringa 34:59

2M ago34:59

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A celebration of the Dutch band Nits EP 17 Back to the core trio Hofstede, Kloet and Stips. The first time since 1992, they record an album in this smaller line-up: «1974» is not a best of-compilation, and it does not convey any nostalgia. The resulting album is viewed controversially by the audience of the Nits. Some fans consider this to be a wea…

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#124 Danny Whittle: Running Ibiza clubs large and small, "My strategy changed the island" 1:11:11

2M ago1:11:11

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Join us at the D:U:2 listening party -> https://scubaofficial.bandcamp.com/merch/d-u-2-listening-party Listen to the awesome Laurus Ascending EP by Bodhi -> https://ingrv.es/laurus-ascending-ya4-9 It's been a while since we had a promoter on the show, and this week's guest is one of the most influential in Europe since the turn of the century. Havi…

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#123 Steve Bug: Where are the anthems? "We need the big new tunes to unite people" 1:34:02

3M ago1:34:02

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Are we partying like it's 1999? I mean what it was actually like in 99, not how Prince imagined it might be back in 1982. Millennium eve was supposed to be the best thing ever. I was beside myself with excitement for months beforehand, possibly years. But when push came to shove, my group of friends didn't even bother going to a rave and spent an u…

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Mixtape III 45:30

3M ago45:30

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A celebration of the Dutch band Nits EP 16 Other voices, other rooms. In this episode, you will hear the opinions and observations of people who have crossed paths with the Nits or who have admired them from a distance. Matthias Erb, radio DJ and Fritz Hauser, percussionist who has worked with Rob Kloet many times, both come from Basel, the first c…

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HOWA EP 125 - MATTHEW HERBERT 1:20:02

3M ago1:20:02

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Bones.... Wind.... Caves.... A simpler time When we apes first tooted.. the fluuuute Yes it’s wild how far we’ve come and Matthew Herbert and I go back a bit too .. I mean not to the flute tooting era but we go back. He speaks during this chat of his achievements as an evolved ape and many had me gasping ! He tells of multiple slippers that he can …

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#122 Radio Slave: Social media vs dance music, "there shouldn't be any rules" 1:10:52

3M ago1:10:52

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At what point does criticism of changes in culture become overly reactive? This is a question I've wrestled with continuously over the past couple of years, but I can't get past the conclusion that if something isn't good then pointing that fact out is never really a bad thing... right? My conversation with Radio Slave this week doesn't pull any pu…

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#121 Thoughts on Live Electronic Music 40:04

3M ago40:04

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It's the week after the week before.... no guest this week, but a deep dive into my experiences with live electronic music in the audience as well as being on stage myself. And on stage I was, last week in London, Bristol, and Manchester. Huge thanks to all of you who attended the shows, had so much great feedback it's been a bit overwhelming actua…

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#120 Phil Moffa: Running a studio in 2024, "The hybrid is the one, whatever works - do it" 1:42:34

3M ago1:42:34

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D:U:LIVE is coming this week!! My first live shows since 2013.... London / Bristol / Manchester - all tickets: scubaoficial.io/live How many proper recording studios are there left in big cities in 2024? And how many of those are used regularly for making proper dance music? Probably not that many but one of them is run by this week's guest, a reco…

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#119 Deas: Outboard vs plugins... is there a right answer? "I don't want to convince anyone!" 1:22:47

3M ago1:22:47

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D:U:LIVE is coming in June! My first live shows since 2013.... London / Bristol / Manchester - all tickets: scubaoficial.io/live We've been covering techno quite a lot on the show recently, but mostly from a legacy perspective. This week we are joined with one of the last few years' breakdown names on the production side. Based in Krakow, Poland, K…

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A Blue Room 31:25

4M ago31:25

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A celebration of the Dutch band Nits EP 15 In a career full of stylistic twists and turns, the album « Wool» is a stand-out. The music is intimate, sort of jazzy, a low-key, but finely wrought set of songs. Slow tempos, sober atmospheres – this is a meditation about life, eternal childhood and death, with at least one of the most poignant songs of …

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#118 Tom Vek: Blockchains, fragmentation, and a post-format world, "It always comes back to songs" 2:08:40

4M ago2:08:40

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D:U:LIVE is coming in June! My first live shows since 2013.... London / Bristol / Manchester - all tickets: scubaoficial.io/live Tom Vek is a solo artist from the UK who has been signed to majors, indies, and been self released. He was in the news recently in the debate surrounding James Blake's Vault platform, penning an opinion piece on the subje…

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#117 Quinn (Paranoid London): Anonymity and acid house, "We'd always press fewer copies than we had preorders for!" 1:22:11

4M ago1:22:11

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D:U:LIVE is coming in June! My first live shows since 2013.... London / Bristol / Manchester - all tickets: scubaoficial.io/live Is it possible for the music to do the talking in 2024? Maybe, but probably not the extent that Paranoid London managed it for the first few "vinyl-only, no interviews" years of their career. Quinn joins us on this episod…

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#116 Ceri: Technique, vinyl, and Ibiza "You have to put your soul into the music" 1:05:14

4M ago1:05:14

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D:U:LIVE is coming in June! My first live shows since 2013.... London / Bristol / Manchester - all tickets: scubaoficial.io/live Ceri is a DJ, producer, Find Your Own Records label owner, and Find Your Own Sound music production masterclass host. A former resident of the legendary after hours party Jaded in London, she has really taken off on the c…

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#133 Robert Henke: Co-founding Ableton and the new Monolake album, "We are the children of counterculture" 2:09:41

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LIVE from Lost Village Festival: Joe Goddard on Big tunes, Grunge, and being in a band 42:39

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#131 Daedelus: Aliens and albums, "there's something else potentially at play here..." 1:42:10

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#129 Mike Parker: Art and techno, "If it's about money or fame then maybe you've lost the original motivation" 1:26:44

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#128 Simon Reynolds: The future of future music, "it's the shiver, the rush, the weird joy and serenity" 1:30:06

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#127 Mr. Scruff: Tape edits and the scene with no name, "We just never toed the line" 2:04:08

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HOWA EP 126 - ANDY FALCONER 1:42:46

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#126 Regal: Pressure and success, "It's a matter of how you manage it" 1:16:28

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#125 Kitty Amor: House music from Nottingham to Johannesburg, "Marginalised people are being seen on big stages now" 1:21:34

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Rumspringa 34:59

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#124 Danny Whittle: Running Ibiza clubs large and small, "My strategy changed the island" 1:11:11

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#123 Steve Bug: Where are the anthems? "We need the big new tunes to unite people" 1:34:02

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#122 Radio Slave: Social media vs dance music, "there shouldn't be any rules" 1:10:52

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#121 Thoughts on Live Electronic Music 40:04

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#120 Phil Moffa: Running a studio in 2024, "The hybrid is the one, whatever works - do it" 1:42:34

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#119 Deas: Outboard vs plugins... is there a right answer? "I don't want to convince anyone!" 1:22:47

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A Blue Room 31:25

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#118 Tom Vek: Blockchains, fragmentation, and a post-format world, "It always comes back to songs" 2:08:40

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#117 Quinn (Paranoid London): Anonymity and acid house, "We'd always press fewer copies than we had preorders for!" 1:22:11

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#116 Ceri: Technique, vinyl, and Ibiza "You have to put your soul into the music" 1:05:14

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