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From London to Glasgow via Havana, Brian D'Souza talks us through the making of his incredible new album, Theory Of Flo. Auntie Flo plays alongside the
Auntie Flo - Attack Magazine Features » My Studio » Auntie Flo Auntie Flo Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp From London to Glasgow via Havana, Brian D’Souza talks us through the making of his incredible new album, Theory Of Flo. Auntie Flo – My Studio The starting point for Theory Of Flo was a desire to move away from using a computer for production. I was spending too much time staring at a screen and my brain was frazzled. So I set up a very simple hardware setup in my flat that would allow me to jam out some sounds. This was – an MPC500, Roland TR-606, Roland 727, Korg Kaoss Pad a
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