082: Kevin Saunderson

Kevin Saunderson is one of the founding fathers of Detroit techno that has helped shape the very DNA of electronic dance music. From pioneering tracks under his Inner City guise to running his own highly influential record label - Kevin's impact on the scene resonates within every beat we hear on the dancefloor. Fast forward to now, and he’s still pushing boundaries - keeping the future firmly in the family by working on a brand new album alongside his son. Together as e-Dancer, they are crafting sounds that prove once again that Kevin’s legacy is not just etched into the past, but is alive, evolving, and ready for the future. FOLLOW US Instagram: @houseculturenet Spotify: House Culture - Perfect Playlist YouTube: @houseculturenet ||

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