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The Cassette That Sounded Terrible: How a Glasgow Techno Label Took a TB-303 Playing Funk and Made It Da Funk

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October 6, 2026

A cassette that sounded terrible, a TB-303 used as a funk bass and a Glasgow techno label with doubts about the tempo. How Da Funk was ignored in 1995 and then carried by DJs into a major-label deal.

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