

#117 Quinn (Paranoid London): Anonymity and acid house, "We'd always press fewer copies than we had preorders for!"
May 21, 2024
Quinn, a member of the electronic duo Paranoid London, shares insights about their unique approach to anonymity and the acid house scene. He recounts the thrill of playing large festivals while maintaining a 'vinyl-only, no interviews' ethos early in their career. The conversation touches on the evolution of their sound, recording techniques, and the vibrant party culture in London. With humor, Quinn reflects on their new album and the resilience of smaller venues post-pandemic, showcasing a balance of artistry and commercial challenges in today’s music landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Anonymity and Acid House with Paranoid London
02:11 • 4min
Transitions in Sound and Performance
06:30 • 13min
Exploring Politics in Dance Music and London's Party Scene
19:52 • 3min
Resilience in the Music Scene
23:07 • 16min
From DJing to Production: A Musical Journey
38:49 • 7min
From Hip-Hop to House: A Raver's Journey
45:53 • 8min
From Hip-Hop to House: A Musical Transition
53:31 • 17min
The Shift in Music Consumption
01:10:09 • 12min
Reflecting on Laughter and Future Engagements
01:22:33 • 4min