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Interview: Justin Strauss with Todd Terje
Oslo, Norway
Norwegian DJ, songwriter and brains behind Olsen Records, Todd Terje came to early dance floor fame with his orgiastic disco edits. For this episode of the Just/Talk series, Ace friend, legendary DJ and music producer Justin Strauss talked to Todd about early musical influences, the surprising turn in designing men’s underwear and why he can’t stop buying “non-playing” music.
Justin Strauss: This is my third trip to Oslo, and I’ve always been fascinated by how small this city is, and yet, there’s such a big music scene that has had an influence over dance music culture the last ten years or so. There’s you, (Hans-Peter) Lindstrøm, Prins Thomas, the Sunkissed Collective and a lot of other people doing great things in this relatively small city. Was there a time you felt that something was happening?
Todd Terje: I don’t really have a good answer for that. I mean that’s the most typical question journalists ask, because they think there’s some kind of link. I don’t think there is, to be honest. You’re probably aware of that movie Northern Disco Light or something like that.
JS: I haven’t seen it. Have you?
TT: No, but I hear it’s supposed to be good. That’s covering the Norwegian scene back to Belle Canto in the 80s, Röyksopp, Biosphere and Strangefruit, who had this early radio station that I was inspired by — but where did he come from? Where did Prins Thomas come from? They were in the same city. I think the answer is that inspiration came from the UK. We’ve been looking over to the UK for so long. We heard about the Idjut Boys. Now Dan is my neighbor. Dan Tyler from Idjut Boys is my neighbor, so he’s not so mythical anymore.
If anything, I would say that it comes from and inspired by UK dance styles and the ability to mix up genres like they do over there. I guess specifically who we looked at was Idjut Boys, Ashley Beedle and DJ Harvey — all the original UK “nu disco” guys.
I think that’s at least what inspired me, and of course Strangefruit here in Norway. If you ask me where his inspiration comes from, I have no idea.
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My body pulsing like a dwarf star, walking out of the bathroom and your black hair down your back like moss at night growing and somewhere in the near distance, your cat fights with the blinds, and I see your face bathing in disco light from the television and from behind I drag my fingers across your ribs, and hold you close to me and you don’t look but deflate, your head dropping and we sway in the light and when I kiss the holes in your ears I feel your smile stretch with eyes closed and as I reach down your thigh I hit the stop button on the world, and the breeze stops blowing, and the babies stop crying, and you turn around and we begin again.
Thomas Blamey Tavern, Lake Albert (by Stephen Lloyd)
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put coloured bulbs in the lights and you’ve got your own little disco light set up
I pay five corn to local tv channel they let me put my show on 4:00 am! It dance party disco light show! Here a close up of face, already maybe famous!
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LISTEN TO: Disco Dikc - Disco Lights
There’s more heat coming out of Disco Dikc’s studio. The latest release from this hardworking production talent is entitled “Disco Lights,” and it’s every bit as groovy as the name suggests.
With a nice blend of deep house and future house acting as the foundation for the track, Disco Dikc keeps the energy high with a steady rhythm and excellent future-inspired bassline. The drum tracks are particularly perfect in this track, with a top notch kick drum leading the charge. Layered on top are excellent disco string samples and a catchy vocal hook that helps the listener quickly become entranced in the track’s deep disco inspiration. Be sure to stream “Disco Lights” here and grab your free copy below:
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Largest Limo Party Bus 46 Passenger Party Bus Limo in NJ
Capacity: 20-47 passengers
Motor coach with LIMO style seating
42", TV with DIRECTV satellite, Playstation 2 & Karaoke
Plug and play computer AV inputs perfect for on-board presentations
Microwave
Beautiful flooring
Upgraded sound system w/DVD, CD and PA system
Champagne buckets, glasses and napkins provided
Full rear controls for neon, fiber optics, strobe, disco lights
Stand up hostess bar
Large underbelly luggage area - perfect for out of town tours
JAUS Los Angeles, CA Room 216
JAUS is a curatorial project space founded and operated by artist/curator Ichiro Irie. Since opening its doors in September of 2009, JAUS has delivered group exhibitions by both outside and in-house curators with an ample range of themes, genres, and media. Although not a commercial gallery or a “non-profit” in the traditional sense, the venue has operated independently, and has steadily gained its reputation as a space that showcases the work of artists from around the world in diverse stages of their careers.
Known for organizing exhibitions from around the world, JAUS has done group shows dedicated to artists from Japan, Mexico, France, Australia, the Philippines, and Germany, England, Sweden and Finland. In all, we have shown the work of artists from over 20 different countries from every continent.
Although committed to serving as a platform for emerging and lesser known talent, JAUS has also exhibited the work of established artists such as Doh Ho Su (Venice Biennial), Alexander Melamid (Documenta), Marcos Lutyens (Documenta), and Rafael Lozano Hemmer (Venice Biennial). Among several prominent curators have been Koan Jeff Baysa, Director of Honolulu Biennial, Etienne Bernard, Director of Passarelle Center of Contemporary Art, and Jennifer Johung, Director of University of Wisconsin Art History Gallery.
JAUS has been featured in print and online publications such as LA Weekly, Whitehot, Art Week LA, For Your Art, Artillery, Art Lies, Temporary Art Review, and Giant Robot.
Martin Durazo. Known for creating object-based sculpture and large-scale installations involving high and low-end design and furtniture, disco lights, fog machines and video, Durazo explores fringe subcultures and the expression of personal fulfillment rooted in both spirituality and excess. Axioms and Ecstasies explores the correlation between aestheticized formalist principles and spirituality found in illicit forms of existence.
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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY @undertale!!
This game was a SUPER important part of the last year and we wanted to say ‘thank you’ with a fun cover. We originally did this live at FreqFestSF with like only one rehearsal and it was so much fun; the energy of the crowd was so off the chart so we knew we had to go back and do it right. Plus Josh and Alan’s disco lights finally came in handy!
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