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business techno matters: how those who have the most sacrifice the least (french, spanish, japanese translation available)
by frankie decaiza hutchinson Note: You can find this article translated into French, Spanish and Japanese “I def think it’s time for us to take nightlife back!” a Brooklyn promoter said whilst inviting me to a rave as if this is our decision to make. The race war and the pandemic have illuminated a depressing… Read more
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FeaturedA Brief History of Techno-Fascism, 1976-1996
What can our world look like after the end of it ?
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A Conversation on the Bleaching of Techno: How Appropriation is Normalized and Preserved
This Conversation between Axmed Maxamed and Mathys Rennela took place in November 2019 As friends who have known each other for years and bonded through electronic music, We have had many conversations about our experiences with racism in Amsterdam’s dance music scene, and decided recently to write down some of our most regular grievances. The… Read more
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Visit our digital techno history library
class begins here
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FeaturedGhettoville (2014): An Ode to Forgotten Black Geometries
Do you ever walk the streets you grew up on?
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Black Care, Blue Notes
I could make out a bit of what he was sayin, but like I said, I never was good at foreign talk. Henry Dumas, ‘Ark of Bones’ Most of these writings often originate from conversations with friends and family. I want to express gratitude in how none of what happens here or within us occurs… Read more
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business techno matters: ou comment ceux qui ont le plus sacrifient le moins
par frankie decaiza hutchinson Traduction par Joseph Leca « Je pense qu’il est temps pour nous de remettre la nuit en marche ! », m’a dit un promoteur de Brooklyn qui m’invitait à une rave, comme si la décision nous appartenait. Les tensions raciales et la pandémie ont mis la lumière sur une triste réalité – pour… Read more
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El Business Techno importa: Cómo los que tienen más sacrifican menos
ECO es una plataforma colombiana creada con el fin de pensar las estructuras de los ecosistemas electrónicos latinoamericanos. Un espacio colectivo para debatir y pensar en otros futuros posibles. Las reflexiones de Frankie sobre el complejo industrial -estructuralmente racista y excluyente- y cómo este ha respondido a la crisis que navegamos, son importantes para situar… Read more
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