MCR-T: Becoming a rising Ghettotech and Techno producer (Live from Earth)

In our new episode we meet with MCR-T and talk about his messy school years, how he turned struggles into strength, why germans are ‘being anal about their history’, his new music and so much more.
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[@ryuseiso]

Absolutely loled at that first edgy name but I know how he meant it. MCRT is definitely part of the new era of raves/ hard dance. His approach is unique - he's that guy that don't give a fuck but he gives. The irony / satire he brings or cute aspect like that Horse track etc or funny track vids where he makes fun of the fact that people are sometimes being too serious about meaningless things, meanwhile keeping the tracks groovy and pro. It's just something different and that's why I respect this. Hes being himself

[@itslit4927]

Julian is such a cool and hard working guy! You can really get his inspiration from Tyler the Creator

[@officialplayfultv]

He really is!

[@trevorthompson9887]

Still waiting for my MCRT Minneapolis show

[@standingoffthecorner]

[@TURBORES]

показалось Тесак..

[@dilara4863]

how is music not politic when you name yourself NZI? I don't agree with many things he says like fuck safe spaces. Everything is political in this world, he says himself that he is angry about things and expresses them thru lyrics. House and techno were born as safe spaces for Black LGBTQ communities. I agree with his point that many DJs are the same and look the same and we need more creative stuff. But this has nothing to do with politics.

[@friedrichzizek6700]

So a joke Name means that he’s political? Ok dilara

[@FoxDHX]

Give over

[@MrDrProfessorPurple]

He, and many other artists mean it in the sense of mocking the harshness of those words. Think Mel Brooks making 'Springtime for Hitler', or Armando Iannucci directing the film Death of Stalin. They showcase the symbols, the ideals, and sometimes actuality of what those people were like, but they make them a farce through mockery and taking the power. To name yourself MC-NZI is mean to give a middle-finger to those that may think you are down with that bullshit in 2020. I have friends and family who would sticky their anti-skinhead tracks onto hidden NEOGAF literal skinhead forums just to piss them off, but then talk to those assholes to learn more ways to make fun of them. Denying their hate the power is to triumph over them.

[@EUGENKECK]

Not everything is political in this world. In my view Politics are just a layer of fakeness so the emotions you have get compressed into something else, that wants to be logical and into something that wants you to act a certain way. Atleast if we talk about politics in art. Because my english sucks, here another take on it in german: (sry for the english speaking folks) Wenn Kunst als primären Anspruch eine Politische Aussage hat, wird die Emotion dahinter in meinen Augen fast immer indirekt und verliert an Authentizität. Natürlich kann Kunst politisch sein, aber ich fühle es 100 mal mehr, wenn es ungezwungen und eher subtil durchkommt, anstatt einem volle Kanne mit irgendeiner Ideologie in die Fresse zu treten. Kein Angriff auf dich oder deine Sicht der Dinge, ich sehe es einfach anders.

[@felixweimer2799]

He is the hardest newcomer!

[@officialplayfultv]

Such a talent!

[@yungeclipxe]

I LOVE THIS MAN´S MUSIC

[@officialplayfultv]

Right?? He is very good indeed!

[@IamAvni]

Very inspiring speech, one of the most interesting artists right now!

[@technolover5406]

Love his vibe! Thanks for an awesome episode

[@officialplayfultv]

You are very much welcome, so glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@maximillianhaupt5365]

thanks for the interview , learned a lot

[@DJEIGHTYSIX]

really nice and interesting podcast but Playful mag - please get an audio editor! the volume differences and pops while speaking are crazy annoying and the interviewer sounds way lower in volume. put some compression and limiting on the voices.

[@TheTurtlesrockz]

Found him yesterday, and I've just been down the rabit hole! :)

[@lizbethrodriguez692]

SAME and seeing this; his voice has power.

[@realmanting8518]

So happy you got him!!!!! Keep up with the 🔥 inteeviews

[@officialplayfultv]

You sweetie! Big thanks

[@fresitacaramelo1233]

I love him ❤

[@paradiseali47]

❤

[@GyspyCrusader]

🐐🐐

[@lukaswinzer3108]

y’all forgot one important thing. there’s no way to become a ghettotech artist anymore. either u r one or none. that era is over. u can only play ghetto… but never become ghetto

[@VincEnt-ux5uw]

Das juckt kein Schwein

[@slipziq]

MCR-T seems like a chill guy.. but this interviewer, what a beauty!