Modeselektor are a significant part of my musical dialect, and I've been a fan for many years. It was no surprise, then, that this would be a challenging review for me. The pressure was on before I wrote the first sentence, and I discovered that not being a DJ might prove to be a challenge when writing about mixes.
While my wheels are in constant motion with AOLmusic, the in-depth reviews on electronic music have been more infrequent because I've been focusing on writing bios for producers. That can be tricky - making sure your reviews don't sound like press releases and vice-versa. I won't deny that it has been on my mind in the writing process, but I think the outcome has been successful.
You can read the review, posted here: Modeselektor - Body Language Vol. 8
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To establish my opinion on music as trustworthy, intriguing and educated, and constantly cultivate my techniques and abilities as a writer - an artform of its own that I constantly strive to master.
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self-organized, creative thinker, good memory, ever-curious, fast learner, computer proficient, low maintenance, able to lead, motivated and passionate about the music industry
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- AOL Music
- Backspin Promotions
- Barnes & Noble
- Basstown Productions
- Boston's Weekly Dig
- CMJ Magazine
- Forward Management
- Long Island Freespace
- Make It New
- Planetary Group
- Town Sports International
- Unsound Festival
- V2 Records
- Warp Records
- Washington Square News
- Wave Music