Sander Kleinenberg | Super Progressive | 004

2:07 - The Early Netherlands Scene7:06 - Building a Record Collection and First Favorite DJs10:40 - Mixing, Producing, and Curating15:20 - Important Professional Relationships19:38 - The Story of “You Do Me Wrong” 23:18 - The Hague27:04 - Skateboarding and Street Culture27:56 - Back to The Hague30:52 - The Importance of Location and Culture36:36 - Leading up to Global Underground40:40 - Meeting Sasha42:40 - The Story of “My Lexicon”47:53 - Evolving as an Artist51:04 - A Soundtrack to Life53:34 - Nubreed1:01:06 - Ideal GU City Series Location1:05:59 - Favorite Cities1:13:12 - Vlog and Different Forms of ContentWe’re joined by Sander Kleinenberg for over an hour to discuss his career including the early Amsterdam underground scene, not knowing his track ‘You Do Me Wrong’ was a hit in New York, producing ‘My Lexicon’, being prominently featured on Sasha’s GU013 in Ibiza, releasing his Nubreed mix album for Global Underground, the birth of culture, evolving his sound, and getting married. We want to thank Sander for sharing his reflections on his career with us and for being so generous with his time for our longest interview yet.