A personal Japanese-language blog by a former JOCV volunteer who served in Botswana, now living in Germany. Recent posts cover the writer's experiences at techno events, DJ impressions, and the local club scene.
Website: https://www.mphosato.com/
An anonymous insider writes about the business side of underground techno, covering how festival lineups are built around ticket-selling data, the real-estate economics behind club closures, and career-building through relationships and craft. The posts mix practical industry logic with personal anecdote and a somewhat promotional, aphoristic style.
A personal newsletter by a Berlin writer covering everyday reflections, including his return to techno as a 50-year-old ahead of his first release, a family's rediscovered love of good audio, and observations on Catholic hotels and inclusive cafés. Readers get short, first-person essays that mix music, family life and cultural observation.
Resomix Journal publishes essays and product notes on finding music by sound rather than genre tags, covering audio features, sleep-friendly ambient picks and back-catalogue revenue for labels. The writing mixes practical listening advice with promotion of the company's own discovery tools.
A curated-by series in which DJs and producers from the techno and electronic underground share selections of records from past and present. Issues pair a short artist bio with personal picks and notes on why each track works.
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