Angus Robinson
TRIBE Member
In a recent interview, Sasha said:
"Once my record drops in September, it will hopefully expose people to another dimension that perhaps hasn't been there in the past," he recounts after a long day at work in his Amsterdam studio. "I've kind of felt that there's been a bit of a hole in my career waiting for this record to get done. I started the whole project five, or seven, years ago. Back then I didn't even know how to work a computer or anything. It's taken me a few years just to get my head around the studio and really get comfortable... There are a couple of tracks on the album that were recorded a couple of years ago but most of it's been done in the last six months. A lot of stuff on my album is more electro, breakbeat. There's actually only one four-to-the-floor track on the album."
I just hope it's a little more bangin than rabbitweed... that track was cool, but definitely not dancefloor material.
"Once my record drops in September, it will hopefully expose people to another dimension that perhaps hasn't been there in the past," he recounts after a long day at work in his Amsterdam studio. "I've kind of felt that there's been a bit of a hole in my career waiting for this record to get done. I started the whole project five, or seven, years ago. Back then I didn't even know how to work a computer or anything. It's taken me a few years just to get my head around the studio and really get comfortable... There are a couple of tracks on the album that were recorded a couple of years ago but most of it's been done in the last six months. A lot of stuff on my album is more electro, breakbeat. There's actually only one four-to-the-floor track on the album."
I just hope it's a little more bangin than rabbitweed... that track was cool, but definitely not dancefloor material.