Jason Bentley's Metropolis
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Jason Bentley's Metropolis
From Electrospective: Paul Oakenfold
Our first Electrospective guest is veteran DJ and Producer Paul Oakenfold, who sat down with Jason to talk about his own background, the parallels between the dance music craze of the early '90s and today,
Our first Electrospective guest is veteran DJ and Producer Paul Oakenfold, who sat down with Jason to talk about his own background, the parallels between the dance music craze of the early '90s and today,
Electrospective is an audio documentary presented by EMI Music in association with KCRW, featuring thoughtful conversations with some of the most influential minds in Electronic Dance Music today. From Mute Records Founder Daniel Miller to Swedish House Mafia's Steve Angello, watch this space for new Electrospective podcasts weekly.
Our first Electrospective guest is veteran DJ and Producer Paul Oakenfold, who sat down with Jason to talk about his own background, the parallels between the dance music craze of the early '90s and today, as well as offer some sage observations on the state of the scene moving forward. For more information - www.electrospective.com
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