An amazing track from 1976 remade as a tribute.

John Carpenter - The end (Rimini Kid Remake)

Andrea Acosta, Mexican DJ, born in Pittsburgh, California and raised in Mexico City.

Music began to be an important part of her life at a young age, specially electronic music.

Shared stages with:
Magdalena
Tim Engelhardt
Mat.Joe 
Louie Fresco

I've been working as a DJ 1980-1995. Still playing occosionally. Grew up with electronic music in the 70's and 80's. When all teenagers in the 70's was listening to Sweet, Slade and Abba, i listened to Kraftwerk Giorgio Moroder, Space, Jean Michel Jarre etc. When i started DJ'ing in the 80's, i only played disco and electronic. At that time DK was a "Pop" country, but i kept on playing my own style. I became very interested in Italian Disco. Especially the years from 1982-1986. Me and some friends where totally fanatics and whent to Italy every summer and buying records at all the big labels in Milano, Firenze. We spent a lot of time in Rimini and the amazing discoteque - L'altro Mondo Studios. The homebase for the amazing band - The Creatures. Call me old school, but the best music was made in 1977-1986. A lot of the new stuff being made is strongly inspired from then. Play a track by Giorgio Moroder from 1977 and young people would say it's made yesterday. Timeless! Some years ago i started making my own music. I never learned to play piano and notes, but i'm using my ears :) My inspiration is of course the old analogue sounds, but i try to bring in a new kind of touch. It's a hobby, but with a purpose of keeping the old school sound alive.

i like italo, samba, trip-hop, idm, braindance, ambient, R&B, acid, post-punk, electro, boogie, downtempo, vaporwave, drone, samba-jazz, jazz-rap, jazz-house, industrial, pop, musique concrète, lounge, abstract, big beat, sovietwave, jazz-funk, neosoul, outrun, film score, afrobeat, hard bop, spiritual jazz, chiptune, maowave, reggaeton, space-age, chillwave, giallo, breakbeats, lambada, glitch, HI-NRG, krautrock, space-rock, acid jazz, modal, noise, dub, leftfield, groove, ska, funk, indietronica, new beat, no wave, disco-punk, synthwave, darkwave, coldwave, LO-FI, NDW, new age, space-disco, EBM, MPB, forró, cumbia, carimbó,  hip hop, frevo, jazz-reggae, bleep, berlin-school, samba-rock, baião, disco-funk, disco-jazz, nu-disco, nu-italo and good music at all

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maybe between 10 or 12 years old, it was the first time i understood that the sound i was listening from the radio and the video game could be called music. i tought that maybe this both abstract and physical thing entering trough my ears and my mind could be the reason why we still have a good reason to keep trying to be alive again and again...