SPEEDY J LIVE PA (Roterdam) (Live pa + Dj Set) ? Part II

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For the other second part of this program, Jochem Paap aka Speedy J, that do not need any further introduction?.another international techno wizard, will be alos doing his mix with Live PA & Dj set, with his particular dancing and cerebral techno.

Biography:

speedy j, aka jochem paap, is a cantankerous type. always shifting the boundaries, forever questioning the norm, this rotterdam producer has for over a decade now produced some of the most startling electronic music to be recorded in the last ten years. he was initially lauded as a technocrat extrordinaire courtesy of his debut album releases "g spot" and "ginger", both lessons in fluid, functional techno. however, he quickly established a reputation as the enfant terrible of the electronic scene thanks to two albums of astonishing originality "public energy no 1" and "a shocking hobby". gone were the smooth lines and sleek rhythms of yore, to be replaced by brutal, yet strangely human, caustic beats that defied convention and introduced new lexicons into the techno dictionary. returning with his latest album, "loudboxer", he has utilised his decade's worth of knowledge to produce a harsh and direct album that is on first name terms with the rhythms of the dancefloor. like many of his contemporaries, paap found a route to where he is today via the concurrent growth of both hip-hop and electronic music in the early 1980s. an adolescent fixation with the stark modernity of groups such as kraftwerk and depeche mode and their, at the time, idiosyncratic approaches to music making created a sense of intrigue in the young speedy j. armed only with a rudimentary understanding of the processes of music making, he set about creating basic cut and paste efforts looping sound backwards and forwards on antiquated and outdated machinery. undeterred by the primitive nature of his work, by his early teens in the mid ?80s, he had notched up his first production credit. equally important at this early stage was his love of hip-hop and its attendant dj culture and he was soon to garner an alias, courtesy of his ferocious djing skills, that would hang around for the rest of his career. yet the catalyst that would ultimately shape the next 15 years was a dutch pirate radio station, ?night moves?, which introduced paap to the acid sound. sensing his destiny, he began in earnest a voyage of discovery which would ultimately see him proclaimed as one of the leading lights in european techno and beyond



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