Joe Miller's Planet E is Far Away EP Launch (Anjunadeep Explorations)
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21 March 2025
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Jamie Stevens (Bedrock, Sudbeat, meanwhile)
Joe Miller (All Day I Dream, Bedrock)
Nasti Goreng (S.H.A.K.E.)
Pjenné (Passing Notes, Companion)
Joe Miller is a DJ and producer with a collage-inspired mixing style and a fascination with the idea of evoking a sense of place through music. The past few years have seen him play in Berlin, New York, Tokyo, Chicago, London, and Saigon on the back of solo and collaborative releases through labels like All Day I Dream, Bedrock, Hoomidaas, Nie Wieder Schlafen, and Traum.
His new solo EP – ‘Planet E is Far Away’ – is uncharacteristically introspective, following Viriginia Woolf’s approach of exploring fundamentally human experiences through personal, idiosyncratic ones. His set will involve a hybrid synthesiser/multi-deck format and include tracks from this upcoming EP inspired by British psychedelia, Gerard Manley Hopkins’ poetry, and the naive optimism of the 90s electronic scene.
Jamie Stevens (Bedrock, Sudbeat, meanwhile)
Joe Miller (All Day I Dream, Bedrock)
Nasti Goreng (S.H.A.K.E.)
Pjenné (Passing Notes, Companion)
Joe Miller is a DJ and producer with a collage-inspired mixing style and a fascination with the idea of evoking a sense of place through music. The past few years have seen him play in Berlin, New York, Tokyo, Chicago, London, and Saigon on the back of solo and collaborative releases through labels like All Day I Dream, Bedrock, Hoomidaas, Nie Wieder Schlafen, and Traum.
His new solo EP – ‘Planet E is Far Away’ – is uncharacteristically introspective, following Viriginia Woolf’s approach of exploring fundamentally human experiences through personal, idiosyncratic ones. His set will involve a hybrid synthesiser/multi-deck format and include tracks from this upcoming EP inspired by British psychedelia, Gerard Manley Hopkins’ poetry, and the naive optimism of the 90s electronic scene.
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