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There’s something deeply special about
vinyl records — the warmth, the crackle, the tactile connection to music that
digital just can’t replicate. But I have to say: I really hate written records.
What do I mean by that? Well, a record is
more than just a physical object — it’s a piece of art, a collector’s treasure,
a carrier of sound and story. So why do some people write or mark their names
on records? And then, worse, sell them second-hand with those markings still
there?
Imagine buying a second-hand record,
excited to spin it and make it your own… only to find someone else’s name
scrawled all over the sleeve or the label. Suddenly, that record belongs to
someone else — or at least it feels like it does. It’s like inheriting someone
else’s memories or history without the choice to erase or rewrite it.
This is why I truly respect DJs that keep themclean, “In Sequence010 – I Hate Written Records” more like a
tribute to the purity of vinyl culture. On this set I'm celebrating
raw, unfiltered house music — filled with warmth, texture, and that beautiful
imperfection that comes from spinning real vinyl. Enjoy
vinyl records — the warmth, the crackle, the tactile connection to music that
digital just can’t replicate. But I have to say: I really hate written records.
What do I mean by that? Well, a record is
more than just a physical object — it’s a piece of art, a collector’s treasure,
a carrier of sound and story. So why do some people write or mark their names
on records? And then, worse, sell them second-hand with those markings still
there?
Imagine buying a second-hand record,
excited to spin it and make it your own… only to find someone else’s name
scrawled all over the sleeve or the label. Suddenly, that record belongs to
someone else — or at least it feels like it does. It’s like inheriting someone
else’s memories or history without the choice to erase or rewrite it.
This is why I truly respect DJs that keep themclean, “In Sequence010 – I Hate Written Records” more like a
tribute to the purity of vinyl culture. On this set I'm celebrating
raw, unfiltered house music — filled with warmth, texture, and that beautiful
imperfection that comes from spinning real vinyl. Enjoy
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exclusive mix by Msyco and a short interview.
Shane started collecting music in primary school. Both parents were musicians so music was constantly playing at home. Record collecting started in 1985, R&B, Smooth Jazz, Disco & 12 inch Singles. In 1991 he landed a residency at a Night club in Downtown Jozi called Harlem Shuffle. The firs…
Exclusive mix by Moliti 'Double Flexx' and a short interview.
**Mahal (Japan, RHR/ Deep Explorer/ Inner Shift) Interview**
@SK: Hi Mahal hope you well, welcome to In Sequence Series. We are very privileged to have you here and a great honor to have and hear from you about your music. Firstly could you tell us about yourself and the music, because you produce…
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