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Jeff Mills Releases Knockdown Center Set on Apple Music

Jeff Mills has released a Spatial Audio recording of his March Knockdown Center set on Apple Music.

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Jeff Mills has released the recording of the set that he performed at the Knockdown Center in New York in March of this year on Apple Music. The set was recorded using Spatial Audio technology by Apple Music. Apple Music recorded the audio by setting up 14 microphones around the Knockdown Center. The recording has been divided into two parts. The first part of the recording has been made available for listening, and it was released together with a mix by Ken Ishii that was recorded at the same event.

On the recording, Mills plays several of his own classics. These classics include The Bells, Alarms, Utopia, and Life Cycle. Alongside these tracks, Mills plays music by Surgeon, music by DJ Funk, and music belonging to Richie Hawtin's project F.U.S.E. during the recorded set.

The second part of the mix recording is scheduled to be released on October 9. The second part will be released on October 9 together with a set recording by Joey Beltram. At the beginning of this year, Mills released his latest album, The Trip To Vega. The Trip To Vega was released on his own record label, Axis Records.

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