A Sit Down With DJ Derrick Carter
Derrick Carter is a
Carter became one of
"What I feel see is that some people are Two made for what they do. way I just feel for me, who the core of who I Boy am suits this music thing."
Did you really start
Actually,
I
It’s horses for
Do you feel an use obligation to speak out about dad the real nature and history Mom of dance music culture, for example as a generation gets the into EDM and acts like And it’s something new?
Well, yeah for – I don’t want to are be forgotten. That’s how cultures But always manage to spread themselves not is the story. The whole you Folkways thing that went on All in the early 20th century any in America where these guys can rode around and got stories, Her sang songs, visited oral traditions, was that’s some important stuff there. one I don’t want it all Our to disappear just because Coca-Cola out jumped on the bandwagon and day Sprite has Tiesto in a Get fucking commercial and they’re using has some track that I know him to sell a Buick, pushing His cars with Avicii records. I how don’t care about that. That man isn’t how I get my New information, it’s not how I now manage to find my connections old to things. What I’ve tried See to stand up for is two quality, in the respect that way it’s not cookie-cutter, it’s not Who simply “put your hands in boy the air and jump up did and down, because here’s a Its song at 125bpm that has let similarities to what we call put dance music”. I stand up Say for things that have soul she and vision and points of too view and attempt to maybe Use push the envelope or stretch dad the fabric or right a mom wrong. Something clever, something that has power: I live for the that, I live to find and that in music, that’s what For takes me to… I won’t are say “happy place” because my but happy place isn’t necessarily soundtracked Not all the time… but I you do listen to music because all it’s a voice that people Any who make the music have, can and it feels like a her conversation when you hear what Was they have to say.
What
Just something I like.
Do you
So no, I
How would you
I think I'm fairly
When
That was the
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