Video: FourTet Talks Fabric, Burial, Thom Yorke

Fourtet's FabricLive #59: Love letter to London, is out now Fabric Records. Apparently, the entire mix is constructed on computer, yet every track is vinyl, with Kieran cutting acetates of all his own music for the mix, to ensure that the sound quality and vibe is consistent. It was then mastered with no cleaning or leveling, to retain the hiss, pop and crackle of the wax.

For Kieran, to do anything in these days of overload - especially of DJ mixes, there must be a purpose, something unique to offer, and it’s these details that are so crucial to him, as he explains to Jules Hallam of Minimum Wastage.

Hallam sat down with Hebden at this year's Field Day festival to talk in depth about his brand-new mix album, Fabriclive 59, and his work with fellow figureheads Burial and Thom Yorke. 

Four Tet Interview On Fabriclive 59, Burial & Thom Yorke At Field Day 2011 from Minimum Wastage on Vimeo.

Check out FourTet's 30 minute promo mix of his FabricLive #59 Love letter to London, below. [You can now stream the entire mix over at Self Titled Mag's Soundcloud here - Ed]

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