Soundtracking with Freddy K & Dr. Rubinstein | RA

RA’s newest series Soundtracking is a playful look into the relationships between two DJs and their respective music collections. Switching up the conventional interview format with a focus on unusual tracks, this inaugural episode sees techno activist Freddy K engage in a lighthearted repartee with his close friend and beloved acid techno academic Dr. Rubinstein. The two puzzle over what music they’d play to alien lifeforms and the one track they’d gladly listen to for the rest of their lives. Hint: it’s not the genre you’d expect.

0:00 Intro
0:15 Q1 Best track to present to alien lifeforms as a sign of life on earth
1:51 Q2 Berghain is about to close down forever, what is the most important track for your final set?
3:50 Q3 The track people would be surprised that you own
5:33 Q4 The best track to describe the other person
7:10 Q5 The track with the most Krzrzrz
8:50 Q6 You have to erase one track from existence, including any memories, what would it be?
9:44 Q7 You can only listen to one song for the rest of your life, what would it be?

Production:
Producer, Director, Editor - Sophie Misrahi
Director of Photography - Mario Bergmann (movinapes productions - www.mario-bergmann.com/)
Camera Operator - Nay Aoun
Graphics: Lucy Ross, Olesia Lipskaia
Motion Graphics: Jono Canning
Colour grade - Adam Clarke
Sound mix - Guy Clarke
Original concept - Whitney Wei

Music in order of appearance:
Ennio Morricone - Deborah's Theme (Once Upon A Time In America)
Desiderius & James Daltan - 1101
Mo-Tune - Psychowaves
Aphex Twin - Polynomial C
The Exploited - Punks Not Dea
Ofra Haza - Im Nin’alu
Freddy K - Devo Andare
Jaffa Kid - Acid Rave
Planetary Assault Systems - Voodoo
The Sculpture - The Monument
Gigi D'agostino - Bla Bla Bla
Dj Sprinkles - Sisters I Don’t Know What This World Is Coming To
Nils Frahm - Says