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Jun 27, 2018 59 min

MDC.192 Cale Sexton

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Live jamming with the Butter Sessions smiling assassin. Interview with @calesexton: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/cale-sexton "The recording is from the Friday night at last year's Hopkins Creek Festival. The festival site is an old crater which is pretty cool in theory seeing as its held in December and you would expect it to be nice and sunny. However it was a weekend of torrential rain with statewide severe weather warnings! Tatyoon was practically the only spot on the radar not getting hit with wild weather. The drive up was super scary and a lot of festival goers were sceptical about actually attending, this definitely created a great atmosphere for those there in the crowd! Setup wise the mpc1000 was the brain for this set sequencing a nord rack, tr606 and a few fx."

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