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  • @RBMA
    @RBMA Před 4 lety +3

    If you want to read more about Derrick May then you're in luck...
    ► www.redbullmusicacademy.com/lectures/derrick-may-it-is-what-it-isnt

    • @peter3deckwizard
      @peter3deckwizard Před 3 lety +1

      With multiple credible allegations of rape and theft, I'm surprised you haven't followed suit with Boiler Room and deleted this video.

  • @NextSound170
    @NextSound170 Před 24 dny

    I’ve met people like Derrick in the music and to be fair you take their curtness with a pinch of salt or sugar if you will. But they speak a truth, which we’re not ready for; there’s an enlightened one amongst us all, I wasn’t ready for them, but after years away from it. It makes sense. Bless up all in this music thing. Stay positive

  • @chriswareham
    @chriswareham Před 4 lety +8

    How has this video not got tens of thousands of views?!? Best interview I've seen with Derrick May.

  • @Dbulkss
    @Dbulkss Před 6 lety +9

    My Mentor. Such a icon. Best DJ ive ever seen in the Techno/ House scene. Out of all the three Derrick is much more elaborate about the music itself. Kevin and Juan were much more into the producing side of things.

    • @abrahampalmer8761
      @abrahampalmer8761 Před 2 lety +1

      Tbh Derrick May is my favorite DJ out of Belleville Three imo Derrick is the most unique and creative of all three.

    • @hellymartins2670
      @hellymartins2670 Před rokem

      he's a serial rapist and abuser who stole all the music he's famous for.

  • @Bthelick
    @Bthelick Před 9 měsíci +2

    The best definition of a musician that I stand by is by Genesis P.Orridge of the Industrial band Throbbing Gristle
    "anything that makes a sound is an instrument, and anyone that can make it make a sound is a musician"

  • @Kablehead
    @Kablehead Před 6 lety +14

    Why is this interviewer so disrespectful? I almost can't watch this because it feels so uncomfortable. Good thing that Derrick May is dropping his knowledge anyway.

    • @ScooterJackson
      @ScooterJackson Před 6 lety +3

      that cat is consistently one of the worst interviewers ever... every single time I see him it's "WTF is guy even doing in this room"

    • @Kablehead
      @Kablehead Před 6 lety +1

      Absolutely true. This is the first interview i saw where someone tells him to shut up. Finally.

    • @Kablehead
      @Kablehead Před 3 lety

      @P X-101 I don't complain about everything. Maybe you like this guy's "sarcastic" interview style but i don't.

    • @UseYourEarsBro
      @UseYourEarsBro Před 3 lety +1

      Because he's poking through the bullshit

  • @Dbulkss
    @Dbulkss Před 6 lety +16

    @ 49:00 I would have to fully agree with Derrick here. Him stating that going full digital and fully dependent on computers to make our music can definitely kill the soul or human element in the music. I've been noticing this massively in the current stages of Techno / House track coming out. You can clearly tell who and how the artist made the track simply by the emotions evoked in it. You feel no passion from the music. Just a hollow machine with no sentiment. So it doesn't connect with the audience.

    • @abrahampalmer8761
      @abrahampalmer8761 Před 2 lety +1

      Agreed that's why I only listen to old school artists such as Derrick Juan and Kevin Jeff Mills etc... That type of music make you FEEL instead of artificial digital nonsense that people love so much especially younger people in particular.

  • @DJMTRAXXX
    @DJMTRAXXX Před 5 lety +5

    Gr8 interview! Very inspiring!🙏🏼

  • @ryhrtjnr
    @ryhrtjnr Před 4 lety +2

    OMG - can not believe how rude that interviewer was! how did he get that job? Fair play to Derrick for not calling him out.

  • @notsogood9449
    @notsogood9449 Před 3 lety +11

    "House Music does not come from London... It comes from Chicago!" 1:02:42

  • @user-gw5ns3is7r
    @user-gw5ns3is7r Před 3 lety +3

    His ears are so trained, he can hear a fart from anywhere in the room .. its called ear training .. he seems to be well versed with it

  • @dhruv110
    @dhruv110 Před 6 lety +2

    This is from 2006?? And uploaded in 2018?? Why did you guys take 10+ years to upload it?

  • @levraidesir
    @levraidesir Před rokem +1

    Is this a young and sleepy Gerd Janson at 1:10:38 ?

  • @midwaymanic
    @midwaymanic Před rokem

    Derrick May finally comes clean in this interview, I'm glad he spoke out about Chicago and the legendary Ron Hardy being so influential to his scene but Techno should not be credited to Detroit or a thing at all aside from the German scene. his breakout 1987 "strings of life" single is a straight up house track even if as he says "didn't want to make songs that sounded like their stuff but just stuff that they would play in Chicago" well that's not what happened, it sounds exactly like Chicago's stuff that predates it and should not be labeled techno because there's nothing in it that distinguishes it from House.
    And there's countless examples of that in the so called techno sub genre, Inner city's "good life", Juan atkins's "no ufos" another literal house track but it gets labeled as techno...wtf is techno about it? the fact it was made in detroit? come on man it's time this gets corrected, "THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE"! detroit techno is just straight up chicago house music, specifically acid.

  • @peter3deckwizard
    @peter3deckwizard Před 3 lety +14

    For those who don't know, Derrick May was friends with Thomas Barnett, Blake Baxter and Eddie Fowlkes and had them come over to his place to use his equipment and record tracks. Derrick then stole their tracks, including Nude Photo and released them under Rhythm Is Rhythm. The piano section from Strings of Life was performed by Mike James and although he was credited, Derrick May has never paid Mike any royalties. I've seen conversations between Derrick and Mike where Derrick promised to pay Mike and nothing materialised. Chez Damier introduced Mike to Derrick in to 80s and in a later conversation, Derrick promised on their friendship to pay Mike his portian of the royalties. Again, nothing materialised. There's also women coming forward internationally to speak about their negative experiences with Derrick. We're talking about some serious allegations. Derrick's career rode off those tracks, which weren't his. Mike's exposing Derrick and a book is due to go on sale with a full expose. Coincidentally, Mike has started to receive threatening calls and messages.

    • @basehead617
      @basehead617 Před 2 lety +4

      You don't get royalties just because you play on a record... learn something about the music business before making allegations

    • @peter3deckwizard
      @peter3deckwizard Před 2 lety +3

      @@basehead617 I work in the industry and know how it work. Take your pointless comments elsewhere. These aren't allegations, they're fact.

    • @peter3deckwizard
      @peter3deckwizard Před 2 lety +2

      @@basehead617 Enabling a thief and abuser. You must be proud.

    • @kollusion1
      @kollusion1 Před 2 lety +3

      He also comes across as very arrogant too. Comparing House producers to Jazz musicians?
      It always amazes me how these people become so worshipped, just for pressing a few buttons?

    • @Matt_Foley
      @Matt_Foley Před rokem

      It’s a well known fact in the Detroit scene that Thomas Barnett co-produced Nude Photo with May but never received credit or compensation for it. An old friend of mine used to be roommates with Thomas.

  • @alexshaw2
    @alexshaw2 Před 4 lety +8

    Painful to watch due to the interviewer - much respect to Derrick obv

    • @peter3deckwizard
      @peter3deckwizard Před 3 lety +4

      For those who don't know, Derrick May was friends with Thomas Barnett, Blake Baxter and Eddie Fowlkes and had them come over to his place to use his equipment and record tracks. Derrick then stole their tracks, including Nude Photo and released them under Rhythm Is Rhythm. The piano section from Strings of Life was performed by Mike James and although he was credited, Derrick May has never paid Mike any royalties. I've seen conversations between Derrick and Mike where Derrick promised to pay Mike and nothing materialised. Chez Damier introduced Mike to Derrick in to 80s and in a later conversation, Derrick promised on their friendship to pay Mike his portian of the royalties. Again, nothing materialised. There's also women coming forward internationally to speak about their negative experiences with Derrick. We're talking about some serious allegations. Derrick's career rode off those tracks, which weren't his. Mike's exposing Derrick and a book is due to go on sale with a full expose. Coincidentally, Mike has started to receive threatening calls and messages.

    • @kollusion1
      @kollusion1 Před 2 lety +1

      I thought DM was a cock in this too.

  • @brendencosta7361
    @brendencosta7361 Před 3 lety +2

    Derrik wasn’t lying about Belleville lol

  • @dhruv110
    @dhruv110 Před 6 lety

    @redbullmusicacademy Do you guys have any new material? Any new content from the present time.? Curious to know. Please reply. Thanks in advance.

    • @drumdog6624
      @drumdog6624 Před 4 lety

      Dhruva Kashyap Red Bull music Academy was shut down in 2019

    • @kollusion1
      @kollusion1 Před 2 lety

      No decent music has been made since the late 80's, so good luck with that one?

  • @cancersoul
    @cancersoul Před 3 lety

    to which king did May once dj?

  • @NS-pj8dr
    @NS-pj8dr Před rokem +5

    Derrick May comes off quite arrogant

  • @WellyWonder1
    @WellyWonder1 Před 4 lety +1

    This interviewer was pretty bad also with Tony Humphries.

  • @JaceInman
    @JaceInman Před 6 lety +1

    How long are you performing
    48 hours
    That man is gonna be on some drugs

  • @iamyourfuture808
    @iamyourfuture808 Před 2 lety +2

    I have respect for this guy but the comment about not dancing while producing his own music is total BS.

  • @20thingsgoing62
    @20thingsgoing62 Před 10 měsíci

    I disagree with nearly everything he says. Dont be afraid to be proud of your work

  • @kollusion1
    @kollusion1 Před 2 lety +1

    Absolutely terrible interview? Why is he comparing Jazz musicians to House Music producers?
    I loved the Chicago House days, but they're not in the same category by a long stretch.

    • @mizuko6132
      @mizuko6132 Před rokem +1

      I get where he’s coming from in terms of history. Appreciation. And catalog.

  • @AYYYEEEEYOOO
    @AYYYEEEEYOOO Před 3 lety +1

    This interview is slightly CRINGY 🥴

  • @duskomanojlovic8507
    @duskomanojlovic8507 Před rokem +1

    least likable daddy of Detroit Techno

  • @matthiasschneider6398
    @matthiasschneider6398 Před rokem +2

    This dudes like Derrick May and Theo Parrish always pretend to be professors to a stupid crowd. Like they invented music..

    • @Cl4rendon
      @Cl4rendon Před rokem +3

      Whereas Parrish is yet the more down to earth, sensible one.

    • @mizuko6132
      @mizuko6132 Před 10 měsíci

      It’s being passionate about your craft. Maintaining a culture of music that’s been watered down.

    • @MrUrg-vq4yb
      @MrUrg-vq4yb Před 7 měsíci

      Idk how you could possibly compare Theo and Derrick. Theo ain’t anywhere near as arrogant as Derrick May. Also hasn’t been accused on mass of sexual assault like Derrick either!

  • @importedmusic
    @importedmusic Před 3 lety +5

    There's probably only 1 thing in the world that is more insufferable than Derrick May himself, his music.

    • @QuestionKnife
      @QuestionKnife Před 3 lety

      Huh...?

    • @isaiya3927
      @isaiya3927 Před 3 lety +2

      Then why are you watching a two hour interview w/ him?
      I get why people don’t click with his persona, but you rlly think he has no soul, passion, or groove in his tracks/sets? That’s wild.