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Kembrew Mcleod

2001.3.1Journal of Popular Music Studies

DOI: 10.1111/j.1533-1598.2001.tb00013.x

Abstract

Earl Grey Back to My Roots As the title implies, this is a personal ride through some of Earl Grey's musical influences. Grey takes jazzy, early morning, Detroit techno and filters it through the least amount of drum and bass essentials needed. It may take a little to come down to this pure high after a night of Ed Rush, but it's worth the descent. Techno producer Dave Angel's B-side mix is my favorite because of its uplifting synths and aquatic house feel. When's the last time, you heard those adjectives used to describe jungle? —Roker —A record review originally printed in Urb, a magazine that covers electronic/dance music

Citation format

MCLEOD, Kembrew. Genres, subgenres, sub-subgenres and more: Musical and social differentiation within electronic/dance music communities. Journal of Popular Music Studies, 2001, 13: 59–75.