UNSIGNED!  Please get in touch if you're a label and intersted.<br />
<br />
I'd actually forgotten I completed this track.  This track focuses largely around an oscillating bassline from the rather dashing Anode Meeblip synth from Canada.  Coming in a rather convincing $170 CAD, this synth - while monophonic - carries a whallop and unique sound like no other synth I have in my reasonably vast collection.  When I got it in the post, I was inspired to write this.

UNSIGNED! Please get in touch if you're a label and intersted. I'd actually forgotten I completed this track. This track focuses largely around an oscillating bassline from the rather dashing Anode Meeblip synth from Canada. Coming in a rather convincing $170 CAD, this synth - while monophonic - carries a whallop and unique sound like no other synth I have in my reasonably vast collection. When I got it in the post, I was inspired to write this.

UNSIGNED!  Please get in touch if you're a label and intersted.<br>
<br>
I'd actually forgotten I completed this track.  This track focuses largely around an oscillating bassline from the rather dashing Anode Meeblip synth from Canada.  Coming in a rather convincing $170 CAD, this synth - while monophonic - carries a whallop and unique sound like no other synth I have in my reasonably vast collection.  When I got it in the post, I was inspired to write this.

Jay Kaufman - Boom Bap

Technocracy began as the first electronic music show on college radio station CFBU 103.7 FM (Brock Radio) in St. Catharines, ON, Canada in 1995.  The (then) new radio station lacked any electronic music being hosted on its airwaves and Jay Kaufman was the man to carve out what went on to become *the* premier electronic music and culture radio show for the Niagara Region.  It ran on Friday nights and later on, Saturdays as a way to kick start the weekend.  Other shows soon followed, as well as a club night using the same name as the show.

Technocracy  the FM radio show ran for a total of five years - 3 of which Jay was the main host.  Featured guests included people like BT, Timo Maas, Mark E.G., Chris Liberator, Commander Tom, Nils Landstrumm and many more.  The club night ran for three years and hosted some of the same names.

Fast forward to now.  Technocracy is back in the form of a podcast doing what Jay does best - bring you the best DJ sets from himself and the world over.

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Technocracy began as the first electronic music show on college radio station CFBU 103.7 FM (Brock Radio) in St. Catharines, ON, Canada in 1995. The (then) new radio station lacked any electronic music being hosted on its airwaves and Jay Kaufman was the man to carve out what went on to become *the* premier electronic music and culture radio show for the Niagara Region. It ran on Friday nights and later on, Saturdays as a way to kick start the weekend. Other shows soon followed, as well as a club night using the same name as the show. Technocracy the FM radio show ran for a total of five years - 3 of which Jay was the main host. Featured guests included people like BT, Timo Maas, Mark E.G., Chris Liberator, Commander Tom, Nils Landstrumm and many more. The club night ran for three years and hosted some of the same names. Fast forward to now. Technocracy is back in the form of a podcast doing what Jay does best - bring you the best DJ sets from himself and the world over.

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