Magnetron Music Amsterdam, Netherlands
Its debut release broke new ground, the first Dutch-language record to be played on BBC Radio. Magnetron Music from Amsterdam is a small and innovative label, centrered around a closely-knit aggregation of producers, designers and performers. Its remarkable success raises a few questions. Like: is the future of rap multi-lingual? And: is electro the ‘lingua franca’ of dance? ... more
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