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critical theory
» genre:
Electronic >
House
» location:
Rob Geal
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: St. Germain, Ian Pooley, Slam, Van Helden, Cari Lekebush, Dimitri from Paris, The Timewriter, Marshall Jefferson, Frankie Knuckles, Funk D'void, Roger Sanchez, Daft Punk, Two Lone Swordsmen, Laurent Garnier
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Critical Theory is a deep house project for DJing and producing new material. It is based in The Midlands of England but has played in many different parts of Europe and aims to keep the masses moving on dance floors and through computers across the continent, one day, the world.
Listen to Critical Theory's latest Deep House mix here;
VISIT Critical Theory's DJ Site
DOWNLOAD THIS MIX
Listen to Critical Theory's latest Deep House mix here;
VISIT Critical Theory's DJ Site
DOWNLOAD THIS MIX
1. Deadstock - Octarina
2. Pepe Bradstock - Deep Burnt
3. St. Germain - Easy to Remember
4. M-Sequence - No Day Massacre
5. Grandadbob -City Approach
6. Fresh and Low - Wind on Water
7. Marshall Jefferson and the Lumpheads – A New State of
8. Roger Sanchez - Another Chance
9. The Timewriter - Here Comes the Sun
10. Mylo - Rikki
11. Lee 'Scratch' Perry and The Upsetters - Corn Fish Dub
12. Gus Gus - Call of the Wild
13. Alexi Delano featuring Robert Manos - Round and Round
14. Onionz - Woman of the Sun
15. Goldfish und der Dulz – Micro Boy
16. Hird – Keep You (Plej Remix)
17. Russ Gabriel – Rare is the Groove
18. Little Nobody – Cocaine Speaking
19. Alexkid - Bienvenida
20. Noise Destruction – Wet Dreams
21. Funk D'Void – Herbie on
22. Daft Punk – Music
23. Dzihan and Kamien – Before (Herberts After Dub)
Do you play live?
Under many different guises and in lots of different places, though aside from DJing, Critical Theory is more about production.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It is the new face of the industry and has plenty of subversive potential.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Aslong as I can make the music I want then any opportunity to get it out there is welcome.
Your influences?
Loads of different things, though this project concentrates on house its just as influenced by jazz, dub reggae and soul as any type of dance music.