RA Live 2016.5.14 - Ata VS Gerd Janson - Part 1, RA In Residence, Robert Johnson, Offenbach

Michael Devin (Mr. Tea) was drawn to the electronic music invasion of the British music scene in the late '80s. Influenced by artists such as S'Express, Adamski, N-Joi, Future Sound of London, and everything else that was making waves.

In 1994, the Hard Hands label, created by Leftfield's Paul Daley and Neil Barnes, released a three-track EP under the name Sentinel. This included the track Transistor Rhythm, which received heavy airplay by Annie Nightingale on Radio 1.

A collaboration with Andrew Weatherall and Jagz Cooner of Sabres of Paradise (along with Bleasdale again) led to the release of Crash, under the name Cymbol, on Concrete Recordings. This caught the attention of DJs like Justin Robertson, John Peel, and Annie Nightingale.

After a break, moving to San Francisco, Mr. Tea is back with a biscuit in one hand and a drum machine in the other. Most recently, he has been producing music for the Church of Woo events, an immersive surround sound project complete with a sub-bass floor and live musicians.

https://linktr.ee/mrtea_sf

RA Live 2016.5.14 - Ata VS Gerd Janson - Part 1, RA In Residence, Robert Johnson, Offenbach

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