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All articles filed in Will Seth-Smith

Will Seth-Smith is a DJ and Human Geography student interested in electronic music and grass roots club culture. Check out his mixes @willseth-smith.

Ears to the ground with Dance Wax and Jockey Slut

By: Will Seth-Smith 23rd March 202123rd March 2021
MusicInterviews

Sharing tracks with friends is one of the joys of discovering new music. Whether face to face in someone’s kitchen, or through a text message, it’s a nice feeling when your appreciation for a particular song is reciprocated. It was from this simple love of exchanging tracks with friends that the music recommendation platform Dance…

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Sounds of the City: A guide to the music of Two Tail

By: Will Seth-Smith 25th October 202024th January 2021
MusicSounds of the City

Not much insight can be gained from looking at the Macclesfield-based producer Two Tail’s Soundcloud profile, aside from the 24 year old’s commendable desire to “make music for your dog”.

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MusicSounds of the City

Review: Interplanetary Criminal – Dubs Vol. 1

By: Will Seth-Smith 11th June 202024th January 2021
MusicAlbum Reviews1 Comment on Review: Interplanetary Criminal – Dubs Vol. 1

Packed with pulsating basslines and slick snares, Dubs Vol. 1 and Vol.2 have allowed the Manchester-based artist to successfully carve out a unique sound amongst the saturated new wave of UK garage.

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