Who ever said that techno music is just for ignorant white people? Of course not! If there is one originator trying to keep it musical and pushing the borders, its Detroit producer / musician Carl Craig. Craig, never shy to cross-over to other genres, recently preformed his original compositions with a French orchestra. From a computer to a 30 piece orchestra.. pretty amazing! See the full registration here

Wassup Guys eight years later, the saga continues but this time the original cast reunites for a different reason…

We at Musicmusic keep ourselves busy with music. When we are not producing music for an artist or for a commercial, we listen to it or, in this case, compile it. Together with graphic artist Niels “Shoe” Meulman we have come up with a limited edition, hand numbered compilation CD, entitled “Knockknock”. It is the first edition of a series where concept, music and art come together. Try to squeeze one out of us, but be quick, there’s only a hundred made. See some pictures of the damn thing below. You can also listen the first thirty minutes of the mix here

Disco saves the day for the people at Fox News. And it apparantly saves lifes too. What a great feat. Fox news is our favorite news station now. Between the nipples baby, yeah!

They seem happy, but they’re actually the opposite. They lure you in with trumpets or disco joy or hand-claps and tambourines, and then bam! it’s heartbreak, drug addiction, loneliness, torture, turmoil, tragedy, betrayal, and all things teary. Check out these favorite happy sad songs.

It’s a poorly kept secret that American celebrities occasionally head over to Japan to sell products in return for big bucks. HERE are some examples.

2000 and 8 is the year in which Holland celebrates fifty years of Dutch pop music. Check out this site for some fun Dutch pop highlights. A special mention to our friends over at Machine, who have remixed the centuries old iconistic logo to make it pop-worthy. We like!

Is new romantic experiencing a comeback? This fashion trend enjoyed its peak in the early eighties and had a big impact on music. At the time it seemed that every band dressed up the same, remember Duran Duran, Visage or Boy George. We have reason to believe this trend is having a comeback, as this example proves. It must be an art school thing (again).