During a DJ set by Acid Pauli, anything can happen: A pop classic from the 80s, the full version of Ravel’s Bolero, a French chanson, a forgotten song by Leonard Cohen, a Mariachi version of Hotel California, even a song by Michael Jackson might come up.
When Techno DJs try to do experiments, the result is rather horrible in most cases. With Acid Pauli, who also is a member of two of Germany’s most interesting Indie bands (Console and Notwist), it is different. In Berlin he got popular with his legendary sets at the circus of Bar 25. Since then he regularly performs in Berlin and at festivals such as the Fusion. Now Acid Pauli has published his first mix album at Crosstown Rebels. Get more information and take your chance to win 1 of 5 copies that we are giving away.
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by Jens | Music
photo: Gabriel Asper
Among all of Berlin’s electronic music artists, there is no one quite like Skinnerbox. During their improvised live performances, you can feel how the Berlin-based DJ and producer duo enjoys experimenting and pushing the boundaries of electronic music. At the same time, it is a kind of music that is just perfect for the dancefloor.
In our interview with Skinnerbox, we have talked about music by Acid Pauli, Santigold, Stevie Wonder and Ricardo Villalobos. More after the jump.
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by Jens | Music, People
In electronic music, there is no artist that is more versatile than Acid Pauli. In his DJ sets, he goes far beyond conventional Techno. Acid Pauli combines the music that he likes und puts together music that wasn’t meant to be put together. And that is a great variety of music.
During his DJ sets, he plays Techno tracks, songs by Johnny Cash, Reggae classics, Italian songs form the 60ies, chansons by Serge Gainsbourg and unknown ABBA songs. As you see: music has no borders for Acid Pauli.
In our interview with Acid Pauli we asked him about music by Nina Hagen, Justin Hinds, The Highlighters and Aloe Blacc. His answers after the jump.
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by Jens | Music, People
