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Name: Jascha
Home Page: www.djjascha.de
Member Since: Jun 07, 2002
Rank: 53
Rated 105 releases, average: 4.53
Location: Mannheim Germany
Profile: DJ Jascha from Mannheim / Germany
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Reviews:
Jeff Mills - Preview - 31-Dec-04 02:14 AM
Listen to the Interview and you will find out, that it is filtered. Especially the turn from the 1.st part to the 2nd part. Theres a Echo, wich shows how the interviewed person is shocked. Its a master piece. Take it as a tool and put it in your set, the crowd will love it.
The other Traks are surely not well recorded, but they are good. Little different from well known Mills style, but if you are into minimal, you will love it.
Junkie XL - Check Your Basic Groove - 30-Jul-03 09:01 AM
Progressive straight beat included some funky breaks. I would say its a part of the BigBeat generation. I wish Junkie XL kept up doing this kinda music.
Nitin Sawhney - Beyond Skin - 16-Jun-02 06:11 AM
Great world music. A long time ago jazz musicians startet playing ethnic styles in the sixties. Well this is a modern version with very good jazz musicians and very good ethnic themes from india. Some songs are drum, some are piano sounds and many more styles.
Elle magazine said:"The album of the year" - and they must be true ;)
I wish I bought it on CD...
Moodymann - The Thief That Stole My Sad Days ... Ya Blessin' Me - 16-Jun-02 06:00 AM
My version ist two sided. One side is dub and the other is kinda deep-gospel-meditation with piano and later same old 4/4 beat and back to the gospel. Sure it's a VERY interesting song, but I'm afraid not very useful for the club. Musicians and unbiased people with music in their mind will love it.
Curtis - 07-Jun-02 11:39 AM
The best Electro-Pop I ever heard (I tried to avoid this phrase, but that's what I think!). The music flows incredibly, but it's too slow to play it in my house-set and the remixes are kinda too hard.
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