We’ve been speaking with John for a while now and he’s shown such support for all our endeavours. It’s therefore a special pleasure to have him curate the 114th edition of our mix series. The techno viking has put together this wonderful selection of mesmeric, tantalising loops!
@sound-rehab
Brooklyn native John Massey has been attempting to damage eardrums for almost 20 years. A child of the 80s, John transplanted to Los Angeles as a teen. There he discovered an emerging underground dance scene and was infected with an interest in electronic music. John soon founded Sound Rehab Productions, connected with influential local promoters and artists such as Omar Ojeda (Darius Aleksander), Robin Porter, Drumcell, Ron-D-Core, Raiz (Acid Circus) and began coordinating techno events and working the DJ circuit throughout the southern California area. Today John resides in Seattle.
John is the kind of unassuming artists that earns respect rather than demands it, keeping his head down and focusing on his craft, trusting his instincts to keep the dancefloor moving. His current set consists of a live/dj hybrid that enables John to creatively blend a wide variety of techno, house, minimal and experimental sounds. As a producer John tackles a variety of sounds ranging from his previous hip hop efforts under Dysposable Heroes, to his recent techno projects under his own name and previously as Indispenable Villains. Heʼs affiliated with Seattleʼs From 0-1, a conceptual label which he represents in his various endeavors. Heʼs released on various labels such as HardSignal, Subspec, From 0-1, Subsensory and his own Sound Rehab Recordings. No matter the genre he has always enjoyed working with various artists giving him the opportunity to make new friends and take in new influences. With several new projects on horizon 2017 looks to be a productive year for john so keep look out…
TRACKLIST
Undisclosed.
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Published on Fri Mar 17 2017 09:52:50 GMT+0000 (Greenwich Mean Time) by Loose Lips
