The Bunker on Red Bull Radio: DJ Godfather 08/17/2017

@dj-godfather The ghettotech pioneer hops on the decks in our Detroit studio, offering a window into the influential style from the city that birthed it. Ghettotech, a distinctly Detroit dance music style blending the low-end of Miami bass with the drive of techno, is often pigeonholed as a style hingeing on obscene lyrics. To hear ghettotech stalwart DJ Godfather tell it, that sells it supremely short – it’s a thrilling and highly influential genre all its own, backed up by an enviably DIY ethos to selling records and rocking parties. Following an appearance at a massive Bunker event in 2015, which found him sharing the bill with none other than Jeff Mills, Godfather returns to the fold as Bryan Kasenic wraps up his summer residency at our Motor City radio studio. He plays a pair of hefty DJ sets bookending an interview that touches on his production origins, ghettotech’s massive appeal in Detroit and perfecting the art of distributing vinyl from the trunk of your car.