SecondLine
Well-known member
That interview is a disappointment, getting those three together on record has been long overdue and they basically aren't given a chance to settle into it.
Jackmaster's comment about not dancing any more is really on point though I think. It feels like the more absorbed you become in a scene, the more people you know etc., and the more 'professional' your approach to it, the harder it is to tap into that original excitement (and this coming from somebody who's barely scratched the surface obviously). Is this just a catch 22 inherent in being a 'producer' rather than just a 'consumer' of any music? Pretty depressing if so.
Jackmaster's comment about not dancing any more is really on point though I think. It feels like the more absorbed you become in a scene, the more people you know etc., and the more 'professional' your approach to it, the harder it is to tap into that original excitement (and this coming from somebody who's barely scratched the surface obviously). Is this just a catch 22 inherent in being a 'producer' rather than just a 'consumer' of any music? Pretty depressing if so.