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Inigo Kennedy - Addicted Podcast #13
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ARTiST Inigo Kennedy
TiTLE Addicted Podcast #13
GENRE Techno
LABEL Token
CAT.NR none, sry
YEAR 2012
SOURCE FREEWEB
ENCODER LAME 3.98r
QUALiTY 320kbps
SiZE 134,1 MB
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01 Inigo Kennedy - Addicted Kiev Podcast 2012 58:36
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Total: 58:36 min
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Inigo Kennedy û Addicted Podcast #13
Despite the number 13 being considered the one unlucky,
this beautifully crafted mix by one of our heroes Inigo
Kennedy proves the opposite. With some proper four-to-
the-floor techno tracks mixed to something you donÆt
hear in a club so often on board, this podcast
represents what we would expect every decent DJ to be
capable of û that is creating a story rather than just
playing a bunch of recent tunes. We hope you feel this
way too û if thatÆs the case, youÆll definitely enjoy
this mix.
- When we met you in Berlin earlier this year you were
about to play a vinyl-only set at the wonderful venue
called æ://about:blankÆ. This is quite an impressive
decision for a person who is known to be running a
digital label. What does this have to do with? Is this
common for you these days?
- I don't think those activities are mutually exclusive
and in fact I still use vinyl almost every time I play;
usually I use a combination of vinyl and CD, simply
because I get so much music digitally and I prefer to
play that from CD and work with physical media. I've
never used a laptop on the road. I was very happy about
the request to play vinyl only for ://about blank and
it's totally natural for me to use three turntables so
immediately I knew that I would do it. In fact it was
interesting to change a little from how I might
otherwise play since I could choose different music than
I might with CDs included. My reasons for Asymmetric
having become digital are different to my reasons for
continuing to play vinyl; that is much more to do with
the reducing certain boundaries and being able to be
more creative and direct. At the same time I am working
constantly with other labels that have a very strong
vinyl identity such as Token and Semantica. I think it
remains as one of the best formats for music and seems
to be gaining in strength again too.
- On top of past achievements of yours, nowadays you are
also happy to be associated with such excellent labels
like Token and Semantica among others. What is it about
these imprints that makes them so special? What do you
have in common with their philosophy?
- Well in part as I mentioned above it is because they
have a strong vinyl identity but also I think there is a
fundamental philosophy of quality and loyalty that I
like a lot. Token in particular feels like a family and
the planning and concept of the label is really strong
but at the same time it feels like a label that is
always evolving and pushing forward rather than trying
to replicate the same old same old. On a different side,
Semantica has the feeling of a passionately run cottage
industry with a strong creative aesthetic and slightly
punk attitude. I like all of those ideals!
- We know you got married this year. Do you think this
impact your musical beginnings? Any plans for a short
break?
- I think music is definitely in my blood, it something
I get a lot of enjoyment from, so I'm sure it will carry
on and being married is a great feeling too! It might be
interesting to see how life changes when family comes
along all being well! That could change perspective in a
lot of ways but I think very good ones in any case. I
think it would be fair to say my music has evolved quite
naturally over the years already and it has always been
something quite personal to me so it will just go in the
direction that it goes and we will see where that will
be!
- It was quite a surprise for us to find out you were of
Ukrainian descent. Tell us about your connections with
our country and your relationship with Eastern Europe
generally (as youÆve had a chance to perform around here
numerous times).
- Yeah, I have family roots in Eastern Europe, on my
mum's side, and in fact I've always found that there is
something I like about the attitude and way of life as
well. Not to mention that I am quite familiar with the
food and cooking from that side of my family also! I've
spent a lot of time there and visited many countries in
the region and some years ago I spent a lot of time
living in Prague too and I learnt quite a lot of the
Czech language. That's not something that a lot of
people would try I guess but I've really enjoyed it and,
as languages are quite strongly connected with culture
and history, it was really interesting thing to learn
too. It's really interesting to see how the language and
culture of the whole region are connected as well; it
almost carries you above the physical borders but at the
same time you get these big changes in just a few
kilometres. All that said, I have never been to Ukraine
though so I hope I will get that chance sometime soon!
The other side of my family has roots in Wales and
Scotland so it makes a nice mix; I can't speak any Welsh
though :)
- Your mix for our podcast series is nothing short of
remarkable. Please tell us about the idea behind this
mix. How and then was it recorded?
- I recorded it quite recently. It was done with a mix
of vinyl, CD and Traktor Scratch and probably with a big
mug of tea to hand. The idea is simply to play good
music but I suppose as it usually is when I make a mix
like this the idea is to be a little bit broader than I
might be in a club environment and try to introduce a
few special things and not be afraid to turn dark
corners and see what might be there. I picked out a few
tracks that I knew I wanted to include but the way it
came together was just the way it happened at the time.
Part of my enjoyment of mixing is just going with the
flow and finding that there is almost always a way for
tracks to work together. It's when I'm not thinking
about it that it is the best!
I hope you will enjoy the mix and, as I learnt in Berlin
when we have met, bud'mo!
Tracklist:
1. Inigo Kennedy - Obsidian (Excerpt) [token017]
2. Reformed Faction - Hollerei LX [saste003]
3. Ken Karter - Kript 05 [kript002]
4. Tommy Four Seven - Arx [sam013]
5. Inigo Kennedy - Untitled [unreleased]
6. Tripeo - First Trip (B1) [trip001]
7. Woo York - Void (Truncate Remix) [mux006]
8. Inigo Kennedy - Spectre [token24]
9. Rrose - 23 Lashes [eaux291]
10. Attemporal û Att 3 (Rebekah Remix) [attseries003]
11. The Fear Ratio - Fedec [bp035]
12. Kangding Ray - Thar [sam011]
13. Shed - Day After [50weaponscd008]
14. Dead Sound & Videohead - Pay Your Due [prtp003]
15. Chris Page - Four Thousand Suns [sr006]
16. Justin Berkovi - Mondrian [trapezcd11]
17. Unbalance - Wandering Soul [ohwl#ten]
18. Tom Dicicco - Identity [nnn02]
19. Developer - The Uncertain (Shapednoise Remix)
[semantica39x]
20. Rrose - White Drip [sd20]
21. Mekas - Hamburgo (Mattias Fridell Remix) [pr021]
22. Inigo Kennedy - Wonderhorse [token24]
23. Conrad van Orton - Nuisance [key003v]
24. Auction For The Promise Club - Under China (Inigo
Kennedy Remix) [unreleased]
URL: https://soundcloud.com/addicted_kiev/inigo-kennedy-addicted-podcast
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