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    django django

    Explore " django django" with insightful episodes like "The Devil & Daniel Webster (1941) w/ Django Django", "Django Django - Default. Janelle Monáe – Make Me Feel. Independent artist: SuZee Mack - Haunted", "Django Django", "Planet Of Sound 565 23.02.2021" and "Planet Of Sound 564 16.02.2021" from podcasts like ""A Year In Horror", "Just Hit Play", "Roots to Grooves", "Planet Of Sound - Radio Béton" and "Planet Of Sound - Radio Béton"" and more!

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    Django Django - Default. Janelle Monáe – Make Me Feel. Independent artist: SuZee Mack - Haunted

    Django Django - Default.  Janelle Monáe – Make Me Feel.  Independent artist: SuZee Mack - Haunted

    Independent artist: SuZee Mack - Haunted

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    Django Django

    Django Django

    "Django Django" are a British art rock band based in London England.

    The four piece originally met while studying in Edinburgh. The genesis of the project came from drummer/producer David Maclean, who approached music from a DJ background, primarily beat juggling hip hop before getting into other genres of dance music. When David discovered the drums he would initially record short live loops to incorporate into his DJ sets. It was this approach that led David to create his own beats, and eventually to the initial ideas that would form the basis of Django Django's self-titled debut album.

    Frontman Vincent Neff started out by teaching himself guitar, by studying the Beatles. It was a process that led him to eventually mess around writing his own songs.

    "Django Django" was initially a melding of David's ability to write beats and instrumentals, and Vincent's ability to craft songs, lyrics and melodies. Not long after they began to collaborate, they drafted in fellow students Jimmy Dixon on bass and Tommy Grace on synths.

    To learn the full story, check out this week's episode of Roots to Grooves!

    "Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.

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