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This interview with Deadmau5 comes from the Winter Music Conference.

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6 Responses to “Deadmau5 Interview”  

  1. 1 Alex

    Oh, no, not him again…

  2. 2 Josh

    Alex – I totally agree.

  3. 3 Torley

    ^ Why those reactions?

    I think Deadmau5 has a good ear for a hook. He’s brought benefits in that respect when collaborating with Kaskade. Also, he has a gift for personal branding — the recognizable mouse helmet.

    But he doesn’t possess the versatility a far more cultured (not in the snobby, but experience of depth across styles) artist like BT (can’t think of a better example inspired by an eclectic wealth despite labels) does.

  4. 4 Torley

    test

  5. 5 derek

    you obviously shouldn’t hate on the man. he knows his shit and he has produced some of the most memorable electronic music ever, most of it within a 2 year time period. most of the people out there hating on deadmau5 are doing so because he is popular and in the underground scene, it’s all about obscurity. bottom line- don’t hate on him because you don’t like who he is, hate on him because you don’t like his music.

  6. 6 joe

    Hes not a dj he is a pc, he doesnt use discs everthing coes from computors so he has to be the best electronic house producer out :) got to admit he is the best thing on the dance scene at the minute, he ist too main stream but is very well known! Love deadmau5

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