"I’m a dancer. I don’t dance during my sets to show off, it’s just me, an expression of what I do. I’m on the settee for three days after. My back’s gone, hip gone. But because I love it and I don’t do it so often – I do 26 gigs a year, that’s it – I’m soon ready to get back into it again.” (Worthy, S. 2020)

This energy and passion alongside his style of production is what inspires me most about this artist.

Mr G's tracks usually consist of the MPC 2000XL which he uses in such a way that he can rock a room full of people for over 2 hours on basically 32 MB of data.

"I’ve worked on the MPC, and then spent two years locked away in a box learning the machine. And I still probably don’t use it like anyone else in the world" (Frankland, B. & Thorp, J. 2016)

with patches so good that he has been asked by many synth manufactures to create the base patches.

"I’ve also been doing some work for synthesizer companies, mostly doing sound design for the preset patches and making demos." (Klemen Breznikar, 2021)

he also has a massive collection of synthesizers and has produced songs on some of the rarest ones to find, you can find information about the studio he owns on legowelt.org which is a website that he owns and creates content for personally.

not only does he create amazing music on exotic synthesizers but he has also created various albums on the Amiga 500 and speaks very highly of Ableton also.

Danny Wolfers believes that "Technology is the nemesis of creativity" (Analog Creative 2017)

and with the ability he gains from his technology he tends to stray into the strange, weird electro style music but does not limit himself to this category.

"The more obscure the subculture, the cooler". (Analog Creative 2017)

i believe that this artist strongly inspired the beliefs and styles of mr g and will continue to do so to many others with the same values.

he is considered by many as another iconic pioneer to electronic dance music through his seemingly careless but still highly calculated creative decisions and techniques, which resulted in some of the craziest IDM you will find.

Not only did he inspire people like legowelt and Bjork but he proceeded to make a name for himself in literally any producers list of favourites.

creating every style from hazy pop to breakcore and has been genre-defying since the early 1990s, but truely took off in 2001 and started to spend all his time in the bedroom studio mastering his craft.

another true legend in the UK rave scene.

He is a reggae and dub producer and has worked with the likes of bob marley and Studio one, Warner Bro's, and Heartbeat.

not only is he a talented musician but also what interests me the most besides fat analog bass and groovy reggae swing and beats, is the political stance that also mr g would of found inspiration in, which is evident in songs like "Slavery Days" and even his name Burning Spear which is a Kenyan military medal which i believe reflects his deep connection to afrikan heritage.

DJ Stingray is a Electro, techno producer and DJ.

He has a dark and foggy dystopian style

Dj stingray has a style that is very detroit with a spin off of individuality of course.

“No-one plays electro like he does,”

(Helena Hauff - https://mixmag.net/feature/dj-stingray-2017)

in his productions he fuses older styles together with the new to keep his work relevant to both the old school listeners and the newer generations, evolving older techniques into more artistic and unique creations that everyone including himself enjoys.