Thanks to the German label Boxer Recordings, the best label of Cologne, we got an exclusive interview with Paolo Alberto Lodde aka Dusty Kid that will release soon a solo album. I wanted to begin by thanking the label and Dusty Kid who answered our questions. After the interviews of other techno artists like Umek, Extrawelt, Da Fresh, Troy Pierce, DJ Hell or Spektre, Actualites Electroniques will continue to make some interviews of producers, DJs and artists from the electronic music scene, in order they will give us their vision of the electronic music world. We will give you the best. Enjoy your reading.

This new reference of Benedetti and Bianco on Dilek Records, that has been in digital and vinyl some weeks ago, is something very particular and out of the ordinary. It was achieved after a long period of work in the studio, which lasted three years and was done with a lot of heart and passion. It’s the 10th vinyl release of this surprising Swiss/Argentinean label who is now presenting an extremely multicultural project. These productions are full of diversity and humanity, telling the story of an unusual encounter that led to a beautiful musical project with many influences, but mainly focused on the dancefloor, without complexes and far away from the purism.

Remixes can be a dime a dozen these days, so it takes true creative talent to be able carve out a new career solely through reinterpreting the work of others. London’s Ben Hoo has done just that, being commissioned to rework some of electronic music’s leading lights like Fever Ray, Moby, and Tiga, plus the M.A.N.D.Y vs Booka Shade anthem “Donut”. Ben’s raw talent broke though of its own accord, and marked him out as new remix talent to be reckoned with; now Kindisch are proud to present the next development in Ben Hoo’s career, with his first solo release in four years, Marea.