“yes i just purchased Yamaha SK 20, and i am just thinking of buying a Minimoog”
What's in Nina Kraviz's studio?
Nina Kraviz has said she bought a vintage Yamaha SK-20 synth in 2010. She has called Goldie's Saturnz Return one of her most loved albums, named the soundtracks to Danger: Diabolik and The 10th Victim as favourites, and picked Hiromi Shinya's The Enzyme Factor when XLR8R asked about books.
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Studio
“yes i just purchased Yamaha SK 20, and i am just thinking of buying a Minimoog”
Records that shaped me
“This song is taken from my favourite album of Goldie and one of my most loved albums ever.”
“Danger Diabolik or 10th Victim and alot more.”
“Currently it's a mix of Yellow's "Oh Yeah" and literally any other record.”
On my nightstand
“Hiromi Shinya's The Enzyme Factor.”
About Nina Kraviz's gear.
What synth does Nina Kraviz use?
In a 2010 Keep It Deep interview she said she had just bought a Yamaha SK-20 and was thinking of buying a Minimoog. She told DMY in 2012 that her track 4 Ben was made in the morning on her Korg synthesizer, without naming the model.
What is Nina Kraviz's favourite album?
In a 2015 DJ Mag interview about her DJ-Kicks mix, she called Goldie's Saturnz Return, the album with Truth and Mother, one of her most loved albums ever and said it influenced her a lot as a musician.
What records does Nina Kraviz collect?
She has said she started collecting Italian soundtracks from the 1960s and 70s, naming Danger: Diabolik and The 10th Victim as favourites. In 2021 she told Berliner Zeitung her favourite blend was Yello's Oh Yeah with any other record.
What book has Nina Kraviz read?
Asked by XLR8R in 2015, she named Hiromi Shinya's The Enzyme Factor.
Nina Kraviz is the Siberian-born DJ, producer and singer who founded the label trip in 2014 and mixed a DJ-Kicks in 2015. She rarely names her machines, so this guide is short: a vintage Yamaha synth she bought, plus the records and a book she has named in interviews.
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