Goofball - Dash Dude

Michael Büeler
as a kid, little dash used to sit in front of his parents' radio with a tiny little keyboard on his lap, trying to accompany every song that was played. shortly after buying an amiga computer in 1989, he started arranging his first dance music tracks on a simple four track sequencer program, mainly inspired by the omnipresent acid house sounds of the summer of '88. a few cheap analog synths became his longtime production companions soon after. undecided what musical genre to stick to, he dabbled in everything from hip hop to disco, from ambient soundscapes to detroit techno.

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