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Stott & Stewart

Ah, Friday evening. The prospect of a long lazy weekend looms (not for me: I’ll be working all weekend), so what better way to get everyone in the mood than by reviving Claro Intelecto and Andy Stott’s joint podcast for RA? Mellow dubby techno that never meanders is on offer here, although the grooves get more stripped back and the percussion spikier as it progresses. Stott & Stewart (they sound like a solicitor’s firm!) rank very highly in my estimation and they have never put out anything that has been below par. Apart from Stott’s new EP there hasn’t been much original material from these producers over the past year - this is a gentle reminder of their prowess. Grab it here

 

 

 

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It's hard to believe, but Claro Intelecto, Andy Stott, and MLZ are in Colorado for the Communikey Festival of Electronic Arts (www.communikey.us). A Modern Love showcase closes out the festival tomorrow night. I spoke with them last night, and I feel compelled to say they are some of the coolest artists I have ever met. I don't know what it is, but when I meet artists who don't have the typical pompous airs I find with so many others, I can't help but feel inspired.

100% agreed, they are really nice down to earth people. i have met mark once and andy a few times and they are cool guys. i've never met miles, but I've dealt with him for years on email and he seems like a sweet guy. it helps that they all make incredible music:)

from the dealings i've had through our blog, i think there is a connection between good people and good music...

chris, that's true, but i've had a few experiences where it hasn't been the case...

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