Straight out of the DMV into the Tree House Studio comes Henry Galindo & Stukes with the sounds of Techno.

Support from FTC’s Mike E & Yung Maté.

Henry Galindo

Born in Los Angeles and raised close to the Washington D.C. Area. Henry’s first introduction to Dance Music was Disco Music from his family at an early age, later on he would discover House, Trance and Techno Music in the 90s. In the late 00s when the term E.D.M. was beginning and growing also music was changing, He ventured more underground to get away from that scene. One DJ that he looks up to showed him the way through his music and that was Dubfire, being a huge Deep Dish fan he followed Dubfire after his temporary break from Deep Dish. Finding out about the underground scene, he would come to find out about DJs like Richie Hawtin , Carl Cox, Nina Kraviz, Solomun, Ricardo Villalobos, Sven Väth, Joris Voorn, Joseph Capriati, Nicole Moudaber, Len Faki,Seth Troxler, Chris Liebing, Jamie Jones, Loco Dice, Hot Since 82, Maya Jane Coles, and The Martinez Brothers.

Stukes

Through the years, Marshall’s identity has been closely tied to music. His roots in hip-hop and r&b, and his love for rock and metal, lead to a lifetime multi genre journey, for which has landed him in the world of techno. Although he has loved music all of his life, Marshall started dabbling in music production after his best friend showed him FL Studio (a day which Marshall admits changed his life), and it took him over a decade to finally find his calling in producing techno. Whether it’s hard hitting 145bpm, or a chill 128bpm, Marshall, who DJ’s under his last name Stukes, spins and produces music that is true to who he is, with a heavy emphasis on Black self acceptance. No better example of this emphasis comes from his Black Techno Matters release, DLADWYA, which stands for “Don’t let anyone define who you are.”

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