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DJ Politik
DJ Politik came up in Berlin's electronic scene after starting out in Moscow. He wears a wolf mask when he performs, and his name nods to the idea that music...
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DJ Politik came up in Berlin's electronic scene after starting out in Moscow. He wears a wolf mask when he performs, and his name nods to the idea that music can push for social change.
His track 'Wolf (feat. Deathbyromy)' got some attention. It's built around a haunting melody and raw vocals, with the wolf imagery pointing toward strength and self-acceptance.
Some of his lyrics have drawn criticism for being politically charged, but he's kept at it, sticking to his view that art ought to provoke. His recordings show a producer willing to move between different electronic styles.
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