In this latest installment of the Sonic Groove Podcast, Adam X chats with the legendary Mike Dearborn, a true icon of Chicago techno. Mike opens up about his journey through the vibrant Chicago house music scene, reminiscing about his early days, his special bond with Ron Hardy, and how he crafted his unique jacking techno sound.

As a devoted fan of Mike's work, Adam poses the questions that enthusiasts are eager to have answered. They explore Mike's debut releases on esteemed labels like Muzique and Djax-Up Beats, delve into the vibrant 90s American rave scene, and draw parallels between the underground rave culture of the past and today's techno landscape.

This episode is packed with rich stories and valuable lessons from one of the genre's true trailblazers. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of techno’s past, present, and future through the eyes of an innovator. You won’t want to miss this engaging chat with Mike Dearborn on the Sonic Groove Podcast. Give it a listen and enjoy the journey!

In this exciting episode of the Sonic Groove Podcast, Adam X sits down with two pioneers of the US Electronic Music scene—his brother, DJ legend Frankie Bones, and the equally iconic Lenny Dee. Join them as they share captivating stories from their early days in New York, their groundbreaking first UK gigs, and Lenny's unforgettable collaboration with The KLF. Frankie also dives into the history behind his legendary track, "Call It Techno," while the trio reflects on their unforgettable experiences and influences that shaped the underground music scene.

Whether you're a fan of the rave culture, early techno, or just love hearing fascinating behind-the-scenes tales, this episode is packed with laughs, insights, and legendary anecdotes you won’t want to miss!

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In this episode of the Sonic Groove Podcast, Adam X interviews legendary electronic music producer Robert Henke, known for his work as Monolake. Recorded in Henke's Berlin studio, the conversation covers his journey from Munich to post-communist Berlin in the early '90s amid the rise of the techno scene.

A topic of discussion is his role as a vinyl-cutting engineer at Dubplates and Mastering in the mid-'90s, where Adam and Robert discuss the frequency limitations of vinyl and the challenges of cutting lower-quality, bedroom-produced techno.

Henke shares insights into his creative process, including his pioneering work with Ableton Live, a DAW he co-developed, as well as his contributions to experimental music. The conversation also explores his first release on Imbalance Musik and his exploration of AI in music production.

Filled with stories and technical insights, this episode offers a look into the mind of one of electronic music’s most influential pioneers. Whether you're a Monolake fan, an aspiring producer, or curious about music technology, this conversation is sure to inspire.

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