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Music producer Victor Van Vugt is back in Berlin to tap the city’s ‘youthful, anarchic’ energy

todayJune 2, 2018

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    Music producer Victor Van Vugt is back in Berlin to tap the city’s ‘youthful, anarchic’ energy Dina Elsayed

 

 

Victor Van Vugt is a producer, mixer, and engineer who has worked with acts including Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Einstürzende Neubauten, and P.J. Harvey. We speak with Van Vugt about his return to Berlin and his plans for the future.

Van Vugt made Berlin his home in the 1980s before moving away to live in London and New York. He returned to Berlin four years ago and has since been working with a host of artists, including on a bi-monthly night called “The Fan Club” to reinvigorate Berlin’s live music scene.

Photo (c) Victor Van Vugt 

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When Axel met Sally: music to show the magical side of the U8

    Berlin's public transport is both loved and hated by residents of the city, and the U8 line pretty much embodies this public sentiment. The line connects the north to the south, running through the heart of Berlin, and it connected an American from San Francisco with a Berliner for a musical homage of sorts. Journalist Sally McGrane and musician Axel Scheele both live on the U8. "The whole […]

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