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EPISODE · Aug 29, 2020 · 1H 11M

PEG Talks to Chicago Analog & Digital Music Duo Dance Loud

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PEG Talks to Chicago Analog & Digital Music Duo Dance Loud Dance Loud is not a DJ and is not a band, it’s something weird in between. Dance Loud is a Chicago based electronic duo that incorporates a mix of analog and digital. We talk to the duo for the 2nd time about their 2020 concept album “The Moment”. Dance Loud are: Kristin Sanchez Kristin Sanchez is a vinyl house/electronic DJ, with a penchant for adrenaline building blends with heavy equalization, hip-hop style scratching on strong percussive, high tempo dance tracks. Kristin started spinning vinyl at the age of 18 which enabled her to max out her first credit card on a set of tables. Growing up in the city of Chicago, she developed a life long love for old school Chicago house tracks. Her major influences include “Kaskade,” “Timbaland," "Cajmere," & “Swedish House Mafia.” Deseree Fawn Zimmerman Desereé Fawn is a classically trained rock, jazz drummer, that is noted for her syncopated off beats often using polyrhythms and polymeters. Desereé is from a rural farm town in Southern Illinois. She started playing the guitar at the age of 7 and drums at the age of 10, in her elementary school band and playing through college. Previous band styles she performed in range from Melodic to Metal. Her major influences include Danny Carey from “Tool,” “Pink Floyd," "Radiohead," and "Deadma5." Links https://linktr.ee/Danceloud https://soundcloud.com/danceloud https://www.youtube.com/user/DesereeFawnDJKristin

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