Tag: derrick carter
Four Play Sessions vol 20: Derrick Carter Live 2009
Four Play Sessions is a mix series from Chicago's Four Play Music and featuring the talents of Mr. Andrew Emil & Friends, published each...
In Residence with Housepitality, San Francisco
The poet Allen Ginsberg called them the "classic stations of the earth" - the points on a map where people seemed to gather, quite...
Kid Enigma: The Evocator EP
Whatever part of this industry you're in, if you take this shit with the slightest degree of seriousness, you're a masochist. We fight and...
Tonight: The House That Chicago (and the LGBTQ Community) Built
It's always strange to see your favorite nightlife personalities outside of the ambience of the club, but tonight you'll be able to see them...
Sista Stroke: New Mix Monday vol 190
Sista Stroke mixes volume 190 of New Mix Monday, 5 Magazine's weekly guest mix series.
Sista Stroke is family, and has been from the time...
Peppermint Jam Prepares Classic Boris Dlugosch Material for Anthology
What you see above is one of the most iconic label stickers in my collection (and the track is pretty good too) - Keep...
Alinka and Shaun J Wright to Release Their Fantastic New Twirl...
"It's the thing with Derrick being in Chicago and me being in London and traveling the world and meeting assorted weirdos along the way....
John Digweed and the Search for Something a Little More Intelligent
Not many DJs can say they've endured the test of time, keeping a constant flow of international gigs and maintaining their relevance in electronic...
Why Kids Don’t Dance Anymore (as revealed to me by Steve...
So I was watching this somewhat interesting 10 minute mini-documentary from Size TV on Steve Angello. There are scenes of him fiddling around in...
Wavefront Festival Announces Second Wave, Adds Chicago Legends Knuckles, Farina, Derrick...
Let no one complain now that the local entries on the festival circuit overlook Chicago's unparalleled House Music roots.
Wavefront Beachside Music Festival - the...
No Dial Tone and James Curd: Standing Still – Gentle Help...
Split EPs are an endangered species - a victim of The Great Unbundling that began with dubplates, test presses and short runs and devoured...
Unconscious Therapy, New House Music Documentary, Debuts in Chicago (Video)
Centuries (okay, a few years) ago, Steven Harnell began recording footage for something tentatively given the very tentative title of An Untitled Documentary About...
E-Smoove, On How One Makes 400+ Remixes
5 Magazine meets with Chicago producer and Grammy nominated remixer E-Smoove, aka Eric Miller, and talk about his 400 credited remixes and multiple #1...
Random Soul Sessions Vol 11
Welcome back to Random Soul Sessions, a monthly mix series from Yogi and Husky of Australian House Music duo Random Soul exclusively for 5...
Frankie Knuckles Begins Chicago Residency This Sunday at Queen
Someone with fewer fried brain cells than I will have to answer the question of when Frankie Knuckles last had a residency in Chicago...
Luke Solomon: Classics, Freaks and The Little Creatures
5 Magazine's September 2012 cover story with Luke Solomon, co-founder of Classic Music Company, Freaks, Music for Freaks and his new label Little Creatures.
Folklore: Tommie Sunshine on 1355 North Milwaukee
This was originally intended as a sidebar in our August issue, but space restraints made it an awkward fit. It stands alone as a...
Tommie Sunshine: The 5 Magazine Interview
There really wasn't a time that I didn't know about him. Can you imagine Chicago in the early 1990s without Tommie Sunshine? As I...
Coyote Cuts: The Pack Vol 3
Coyote Cuts has brought forth more fire with their third volume of The Pack. You'll find a wide range here from seriously soulful and...
Derrick Carter: A Classic Revival
Transcendental experiences at raves were a dime a dozen, but I actually had one in some ruined industrial shell of a warehouse back in...
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Rediscovering Victor Simonelli
Three generations of dance music DJs, producers & fans have been enlightened by the funky, souled'up testament of Victor Simonelli. a new collection focuses attention on his deeply influential early '90s house tracks.
