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Showcasing the future sound of Anjunadeep, prolific Bristolian DJ Jody Wisternoff and label co-founder and A&R James Grant share their ninth mixed compilation together – ‘Anjunadeep 13 Mixed by Jody Wisternoff & James Grant’.
Anjunadeep, is the renowned UK label responsible for breaking acts like Lane 8, Dusky, Yotto, Ben Böhmer and Eli & Fur. Ever since the inaugural ‘Anjunadeep 01’ in 2009, the compilation series has been a launchpad for the next generation of electronic artists.
Anjunadeep 13 sets the label’s agenda for 2022 with new and exclusive tracks across two meticulously-crafted mixes. There’s label favourites Tinlicker, Lane 8 and Ben Böhmer alongside rising stars such as Icarus, Bantwanas and São Miguel . This year, Jody and James are also pleased to introduce Nicky Elisabeth, Steven Weston and Mona Vale, who all make their label debut on Anjunadeep 13.
To celebrate the release of this year’s compilation, Jody and James have filmed a special live performance of Anjunadeep 13 at Lake Skadar in Montenegro. Filmed across two 80-minute sessions, one at sunrise and one at sunset.
“Jody and I have been spoilt for choice compiling Anjunadeep 13. Our growing label family has been on fire lately, with more amazing music than ever in the release schedule and a tantalising wave of new talent coming through. We’re delighted to have them all on board, and to showcase their music in the mix.” – James Grant
Release date: 25th March 2022
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Production – Dream Beach Media
Director – Alex Boulton
Producer – Josh Stockdale
Camera Operators – Alex Boulton & Tom Forsey
Drone Pilot – Stefan Lakovic
FPV Pilot – Alex Boulton
Production Assistant – Max Morrison
Production Assistant – Bianca Polizzi
Sound Technician – George Pinnegar
BTS Video – Tom Forsey
BTS Photography – Djordje Zivaljevic
Fixer Company – Film Fixers Balkans
Lead Fixer – Vasil Markov
Fixer – Igor Mitric
Head of Catering – Elliot Napier
AV Company – RecAudio
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The Influence of Music in Australia
People have been using music to express themselves throughout history. From jukeboxes to earbuds, from concert halls to bars and restaurants, music has influenced our society. People cry, laugh, and dance to music. It is no surprise then that music continues to shape society and culture. And although music is not necessarily the source of happiness, it certainly is one of the most important elements in our lives. Throughout history, people have used music to express themselves and make others feel good.
The first CD was released in 1982, and in the following 20 years, over 200 billion CDs were sold worldwide. Instead of using magnetic tape, this technology used digital optical recording to embed playable tracks on a polycarbonate plastic disc. It was light, thin, and produced superior stereo sound. These new technologies made music portable and affordable for everyone. By the 1990s, CDs replaced the tape collection and became the standard for portable music. Even today, CDs are widely available in retail stores.
Whether it is music for personal enjoyment or as a means to express a political message, Australians are huge fans of music. In fact, the Australian music industry is the sixth largest in the world, and the seventh biggest in the digital sector. The country spends over $350 million on recorded music every year. Over 20% of the population is involved in some form of music creation. The triple j Unearthed digital radio site features over 40 thousand Australian musicians and boasts 3.5 million unique users.
