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The CDR Melbourne May session was everything genuine; a heartfelt interview and workshop with Huxley [UK] and listening to the creative fruits that artists around the city had to offer. Pushing the envelope and reaching that next level of sonic wonder.
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Artist Talk | Honeysmack
Back in 2021, CDR Melbourne has a chat with acid aficionado Honeysmack, who's been one of Melbourne's most important figures in the dance music scene.
Artist Talk | Surgeons Girl
Last December, we caught up with Bristol based producer and composer Surgeons Girl for an in depth look into her creative process.
Artist Talk | NameBrandSound
Two of the most influential and pioneering minds in British dance music of the last few decades joined us at Corsica Studios for an intimate talk hosted by the one and only Shy One.
Artist Talk | K15
K15 is one of the most influential producers to come out of London in decades. He joins us to shed light on his unique creative process.
Artist Talk | El-B
Legendary dubstep & UKG pioneer El - B stopped by The Front Room in Croydon last October.
Artist Talk | George Clinton
CDR's Tony Nwachukwu sits down with legend of Parliament Funkadelic, George Clinton at Dimensions Festival 2015 in the Knowledge Arena.
Artist Talk | Andrea Parker
A chat with British electronic music producer, record label proprietor and DJ Andrea Parker at Meltdown Festival.
Artist Talk | Mouse On Mars
Andi Toma and Jan St. Werner discuss 20 years of working together.
Artist Talk | Alva Noto
The Raster-Noton co-founder discusses his background and his various projects.
Artist Talk | Theo Parrish
A chat with the legendary Detroit producer in Berlin.
Artist Talk | Desert Sound Colony
We're live with Desert Sound Colony as he takes us through some of his production techniques.
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