-Переводчик (последовательный, синхронный, технический переводы) -Преподаватель/наставник по английскому, русскому, французскому и немецкому языкам, математике, физике и т.д. -Продюсер, звукорежиссер, диджей

https://open.spotify.com/user/1193075900?si=QvwWHd_-QLuPBYGcdkokcA

их много, но например Ying Xiong (2002), Coffee & Cigarettes (2003)

Religion is for people who fear hell. Spirituality is for people who have been there. (David Bowie)

Die Tanzenden wurden für verrückt gehalten von denjenigen, die die Musik nicht hören konnten. (Friedrich Nietzsche)

Если хочешь, чтобы у тебя было мало времени, — ничего не делай. (А.П.Чехов)

...I think all creative people are incredibly egotistical or they couldn't create... (Caitlin Thomas)

I think it is because of the ritualistic elements in [techno]. It is hard, repetitive and thus also a powerful tool for trance and to me it has become some sort of modern electronic shamanism. It is serious. It speaks and bends the mind. (NTOGN)

I think what bothers me the most is that when you do release music, people's reaction to it is that your intention was to make a product for them. Which is not my intention whatsoever, with anything. I think just dealing with that is what bothers me. People's ideas of "Oh, I want this to be this for me," instead of "Maybe I'm going to listen to this and see how this makes me feel, or how this presents a new idea to me". (Aaron Funk aka Venetian Snares)

My grandma used to tell me that we all have a black dog and a white dog inside of us. The one you feed the most eventually eats the other... (Venetian Snares - "Aqap")

If I Use a Dark Thing to Make People Happy, I Win. (Mike Levy aka Gesaffelstein)

I think legally speaking there’s a very solid case for impeaching every American President since the Second World War. They have all been either outright war criminals or involved in serious war crimes. (Noam Chomsky - "How the World Works")

I've always liked music without meaning. It's really lush. In fact that's what attracted me to electronic music instead of music with lyrics and stuff. <...> Because it's abstract. I like that you can interpret things in different ways. Abstract things are more flexible. I get more enjoyment out of them. (Richard David James aka Aphex Twin)

Our religion teacher used to say: for us, the sky was our soul, and the clouds were our visions. But if too many clouds come up, you don't see the sky anymore. (Das Weiße Rausch)

Every true artist is at war with the world. (Anthony Kiedis, Scar Tissue)

In every civilization, "tribal" is the basis of all music, whether you hear drums or not. The stoccato sequences that you hear of each note, the separation, the silence between each note create the beating of the drum. It's there subconsciously, and when people hear the drum, you know, it somehow connects them to their unconscious past, I think...
After so many years of people coming to this type of events and hearing this... there's something already within them... already... so, I don't have to start from zero...
I assume that if I play something that has a 4/4 beat, it should connect with 99.99% of the people that are actually in there because they've heard this before and they know what it means. (Jeff Mills aka The Wizard aka The Alien)

"My philosophy: No pain, no pain." George Carlin

"The old days were better in the old days"
Andy Jenkinson aka Ceephax Acid Crew

"To posit the potential merit of sampling in a hierarchy of creative validity is preposterous and equivalent to asking whether it's more creative to paint or collage." Zach Moldof

"Confused if I need help or if insanity is brilliance." Travis Miller

"We already know enough to lead perfect lives. <...> Our trouble is not ignorance, but inaction." Dale Carnegie - How to stop worrying and start living

"Wenn ich dich umbringe, gelangen deine Leidenschaften ins Paradies und verderben es - wieder…"
Elmar Kupke, Amorismen 1 (1985)