Episode 8 - Adam Freeland
from Dance Culture Vibe Hosted by samuel harrison, adam freeland
Adam Freeland is one of dance music’s most dynamic artists. As an early pioneer of the nu-skool breaks genre, Adam blazed a trail and made a name for himself on dancefloors around the world. Pete Tong has said of Adam that “he’s a pioneer", "one of my favorite DJ’s" and "one of the uk club scene’s national treasures”. Adam's 1996 Coastal Breaks mix is widely considered to be the first defining mix of the genre, however his music beyond breaks has blurred all the lines, transcended all the boundaries and with his current incarnation, his 3 piece band, The Acid, Adam has flipped the script once again. In this episode we discuss: How the lyrics on his track We Want Your Soul have acquired new meaning in the years since it was written Adjusting to life in the US The origins of the nu-skool breaks sound Sydney's 1992 Aztec rave Festival vs club sets Life in Joshua Tree UFOs And much, much more Find Adam on Instagram, Facebook and online here. Check out his band The Acid ------ CONNECT WITH DANCE CULTURE VIBE Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Stay connected with exclusive content on social: Instagram Facebook Underground Newsletter: https://danceculturevibe.substack.com/ Email: [email protected]
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Adam Freeland is an English DJ, producer and musician. Adam pioneered the nu-skool breaks sound of the late 90's and early 00's. He is a multitalented, grammy nominated artist and a member of 3 piece band, The Acid.
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