Hagan is a British-Ghanaian electronic music producer and DJ from London. His music and visual world have inspired me for the last 6 years. My introduction to his work was through his film with Mike Calandra 'Yenki Taxi' which documents the beginning of his journey into fusing Ghanian traditional styles like High Life and Hip Life with British styles like UK Funky. The development of these ideas is captured on his debut album 'Textures'.He's recently resurfaced with new work, recorded in the British countryside at Devon Analogue Studios, and we spoke about creating music with a full time job, his creative community and making music with likeminded artists in the global diaspora.Deep Feedback is produced by New Strange🟨 https://eli1ah.substack.com

Charisse C, a DJ, Producer and Writer gives us an insight into Amapiano and the Southern African impact on global electronic music

I spoke to W.David Marx in a karaoke bar in Tokyo about his new book Blank Space which examines the last 25 years of pop culture. We touched on Simon Reynolds influence on music writing and the five steps to 'fix everything'.

Produced by New Strange.

DEEP FEEDBACK Episode Three: Jesse Bernard & Elijah - London Gentrification, Sound Systems and Documenting Culture

This conversation is a response to his article on sound system gentrification:

https://marginaleras.substack.com/p/even-sound-systems-are-being-gentrified

Produced by New Strangehttps://www.newstrange.com/

DEEP FEEDBACK: Episode Two: George Musgrave & Elijah - Can Music Make You Sick? Sustainable Music Careers & Geographic Privilege

Buy the 🟨 book: https://velocitypress.uk/product/elijah-close-the-app-make-the-ting/

Produced by New Strange https://www.newstrange.com/

I speak to London rapper Ceebo about his new project Blair Babies, Music Journalism, his Substack Liberation Library, The Union Jack and UK Rap, and kayfabe.

Produced by New Strange.

Elijah speaks to artists about London, Black British Culture, Electronic Music, The Creator Economy and Pro Wrestling. Rarely in that order. Sometimes one at a time, sometimes all at once.