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Ari Rosenschein

  • Senior Manager, Brand and Product Copy, Roland
Seattle
As seen in: Roland, Medium, Gnet Radio, Observer, PopMatters, Relix, The Bookends Review
Author | Musician Short story collection Coasting out now YA novel Dr. Z and Matty Take Telegraph, out spring 2024

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A Few Minutes with Monster Rally

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By Ari Rosenschein
| Roland
“Up to this point, I didn’t work in a DAW at all. 95% of what I was doing was produced on the 404, you know?” Ted Feighan is speaking about the latest verdant sensory exploration by Monster Rally: Echoes of the Emerald Sands. Seated in front of an immaculately organized art wall in his Cleveland, Ohio, studio, the perpetually beaming beatmaker, visual artist, and songsmith is explaining his stylistic evolution.
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Scene Report: CRSSD Fest Spring 2025

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By Ari Rosenschein
| Roland
How do you view the current state of underground techno and its evolution? I think techno is not underground anymore. It’s really popular, and people are waiting for it, especially nowadays, seeing as we are at a big festival. My motto is to reach a wider platform, stick to my roots, and be authentic. More people around me or listening to me is a good opportunity to showcase the music we have in hands, in our minds. Let’s spread the word—let’s spread the magic of techno.
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ARC Music Festival: House Comes Home

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By Ari Rosenschein
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Sibling Cities How do you see the relationship between Detroit and Chicago regarding techno and house, and how does ARC navigate the two powerhouse cities? John Curley: You can think of Chicago and Detroit as sibling cities, with house and techno growing up together since the ’80s with relative proximity, alternating influence, and mutual respect. Founding fathers of both genres exchanged ideas, intentionally or by osmosis, over the years.
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