Kenny Dixon, Jr.’s outspoken views on the state of black techno and his aversion to publicity put him in a league occupied by few Detroit producers other than Underground Resistance supremo “Mad” Mike Banks, though his tech-house productions as Moodymann are soulful in a league few could expect. Dixon began producing early in the ’90s, and inaugurated his own KDJ Records in 1994 with the Moody Trax EP.<\/p>\n
The one and only Moodymann returns with an off-the-cuff double LP! As you would expect, the man from the D is in fine form, presenting some of his best work to date. And check that artwork too! Wall-to-wall killers, don’t sleep.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The one and only Moodymann returns with an off-the-cuff double LP! As you would expect, the man from the D is in fine form, presenting some of his best work to date. And check that artwork too! Wall-to-wall killers, don’t sleep.<\/p>\n
This is the Detroit sound in its finest form!<\/p>\n