Mar 6·edited
This is from Moog pioneer D*** Hyman, extensively sampled artist (e.g. on God Level by Kanye, Won't Do by Dilla) but this track in particular is a deep cut that never made any of his albums
A little too jazzy for actual techno but the pulsating drum machine rhythm is there
Mar 6·1 reply!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hm34LHOpvTkonedeepThis is from Moog pioneer D*** Hyman, extensively sampled artist (e.g. on God Level by Kanye, Won't Do by Dilla) but this track in particular is a deep cut that never made any of his albums
A little too jazzy for actual techno but the pulsating drum machine rhythm is thereA little too jazzy for actual techno
You know where techno comes from?
Mar 6!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hm34LHOpvTkonedeepThis is from Moog pioneer D*** Hyman, extensively sampled artist (e.g. on God Level by Kanye, Won't Do by Dilla) but this track in particular is a deep cut that never made any of his albums
A little too jazzy for actual techno but the pulsating drum machine rhythm is there
Interesting
Mar 6truly my blind spot I gotta enlighten myself with the Detroit electronic stuff
Mar 6·1 replydamn 60s is insane. shoutout d*** hymen
Mar 6Great EDM music
Mar 6beflygeltdamn 60s is insane. shoutout d*** hymen
Mar 10·1 replyno offance i dont care that it was made in the great depresson its ass
Mar 10CutiePieHoleno offance i dont care that it was made in the great depresson its ass
If Charlie XCX rapped on it you’d suck her cock
Mar 10Moog pioneer D*** Hyman
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A little too jazzy for actual techno
You know where techno comes from?
What I mean is that the synth playing is very freeform, like something off Head Hunters by Herbie Hancock, rather than being built around repetition like actual techno
