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Speedy J is a key figure in the history of Techno, most recently with the development of his improvisational collaborative project Stoor.
Check out some of the epic ADE performances:
2023 JakoJako x Karenn (Blawan & Pariah) x Surgeon x Speedy J - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9D0sPIaSY4
2022 Dasha Rush x Rod20 x Rødhåd x Surgeon - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMfbX6714j0
So of course we discuss that, but also the 30th anniversary of his landmark album Ginger. Released as part of the Warp Records Artificial Intelligence series, it was a key plank in the run of releases that made such a huge impact on electronic music. And an album that I smoked a lot of weed to as a teenager.
This is a bit shorter than usual, but it's a good one... you're gonna enjoy it.
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