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In his recent visit to CDR London, Ron Trent talked to us about the importance of knowing your history when it comes to the art of djing.
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Artist Talk | A Guy Called Gerald
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Artist Talk | Ron Trent
CDR Berlin session with the legendary Ron Trent who gave us a lesson in house music.
Artist Talk | Dego
Musical pioneer Dego shares some thoughts with us on the Berlin couch.
Panel Talk | Quarion, Maertini Broes & Matthew Styles
We had the pleasure of welcoming Mike Vamp from the Maertini Broes, Quarion, Matthew Styles on our couch to discuss their favourite equipment.
Artist Talk | Big Space
Last month CDR hosted its hallmark evening of open discussion and sharing followed by an Open CDR session in the city of Johannesburg.
Masterclass | Mark de Clive Lowe
CDR returned to Paris with a session and workshop with producer Mark de Clive-Lowe.
Panel Talk | Frank Wiedmann, Ian Pooley & Matthew Dekay
We had the pleasure of welcoming Frank Wiedemann from Âme, Matthew Dekay and Ian Pooley on our couch to discuss their favourite equipment.
Artist Talk | Sadar Bahar
On August 7th 2014 we had the honour to have a true DJs DJ, Sadar Bahar on the couch.
Artist Talk | Alec Empire
On March 5th 2015 we had the opportunity to host Digital Hardcore Recordings founder and Atari Teenage Riot member Alec Empire on our couch at CDR Berlin.
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