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DJ Sprinkles – Where Dancefloors Stand Still (2013, CD)
57,00 €
STATE
Second hand
Media: Very good plus (VG+)
Cover: Very Good, Very good condition (VG)
The cover has a cutout in the lower right part at the level of the illustration, which only slightly detracts from the artistic beauty of the work.
“DJ Sprinkles – Where Dancefloors Stand Still” is an iconic work in the world of electronic music, embodying a unique aesthetic. Terre Thaemlitz, better known under his pseudonym DJ Sprinkles, created this mixed compilation as a sonic exploration and reflection on culture club,especially in the context of the 1980s and 1990s in New York. This album is not just a collection of deep house tracks; it is a political and cultural statement.
“DJ Sprinkles – Where Dancefloors Stand Still” is a celebration of dance spaces as places of liberation and expression. Each track on the compilation has been carefully chosen to represent a different facet of house music, while telling a larger story about the evolution of the dancefloor.
The mix of this album stands out for its sophisticated use of elements of deep house. The tracks are characterized by slow rhythms, deep bass and rich sound textures that create a deep, soaring atmosphere.
Among the album’s standout tracks is “Fingers Inc. – “Never No More Lonely.” This timeless classic is a poignant reminder of the themes of loneliness and community that run through the culture clubs The emotional vocals and melancholic melodies make it a highlight of the compilation We can also cite the title “Sound Mechanix – “I Can’t Forget”, this short but poignant song uses. elements of soul and house to create a nostalgic ambiance. Sampled vocals evoke memories and emotions, highlighting the importance of memory in club culture.
“The Rhythm Slaves – The Light You Will See (Trentemoller‘s Deep Dub Mix)” is also one of the flagship tracks of the “Where Dancefloors” compilation Stand Still” by DJ Sprinkles. Released in 2004, this title stands out for its atmospheric and immersive approach, which perfectly captures the introspective and meditative spirit that DJ Sprinkles seeks to highlight in this compilation.
This compilation remains an essential testimony to the importance of electronic music in contemporary society.
Label: Mule Musiq – MMCD41
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“DJ Sprinkles – Where Dancefloors Stand Still” is more than just an electronic music album. It is a sonic exploration and social critique of club culture, a call for resistance against commercialization and a celebration of the fringe roots of house music. Through introspective tracks and powerful lyrics,DJ Sprinklesreminds us of the importance of preserving the authenticity and integrity of dance spaces as places of liberation and expression.
To understand the impact of “DJ Sprinkles – Where Dancefloors Stand Still“, it is essential to place the album in its historical context. In New York in the 1980s and 1990s, clubs were havens for marginalized communities, including the LGBTQ+ community and people of color. These spaces provided sanctuary from an often hostile and discriminatory society. DJ Sprinkles, as a transgender woman and committed artist, uses her music to evoke these experiences and tell these stories.
The album opens with “Braxton Holmes – “12 Inches Of Pleasure (Ron’s Foreplay)”, a track that immediately establishes the introspective tone of the entire work. The mix by Ron Trent brings a warmth and sonic richness that captures the essence of Chicago house With a sensual and deep ambiance, DJ Sprinkles reminds us that deep house was born in. the margins of society and that it must remain faithful to them This opening is a poignant reminder of the roots of house and the importance of preserving its authenticity and integrity.
The impact of “DJ Sprinkles – Where Dancefloors Stand Still” goes beyond the music itself. The album was praised not only for its artistic quality, but also for its intellectual depth and social relevance. DJ Sprinkles uses music as a means of communication, a means of expressing truths often ignored or marginalized in dominant discourses. In this sense, the album is a work of resistance, a reminder of the importance of collective memory and social criticism.
The album also influenced a new generation of electronic music artists, who see DJ Sprinkles as a model of what it means to be a committed artist. His ability to combine catchy rhythms with powerful messages showed that music can be both beautiful and meaningful. This duality is what makes “Where Dancefloors Stand Still” such a unique and enduring work.
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