What’s the anatomy of a musical genius? Each original groove fleshes itself out on the bones of one’s influences. The music that inspires you gives your voice depth, and Calvin Harris did some serious studying to make hooks as silky smooth as his.
The Scottish producer recently went on a bit of a twitter binge. He answered a bunch of fan questions about his love of house music and his plans for new original tracks. Now, he’s dug deeper into his personal taste to give fans a list of his favorite musicians through the years. It’s a road map to his wiring, so to speak.
Harris is a man of the classics, but he’s also got a lot of love for the biggest producers of the ’90s and 2000s, which is why there’s a fresh mix of funk, hip-hop and electronica from the likes of Fatboy Slim, Timbaland, OutKast, Goldie and Sly & the Family Stone. Check out his favorites for yourself and get some inspiration of your own.
Aw yeah definitely heres some
Sly & the family stone
Fatboy slim
Roy Ayers
OutKast
Defected records 1999-
Azuli records 1998-
Complete works of Timbaland
Complete works of Neptunes
Isley brothers
Chemical brothers
D’Angelo voodoo
Goldie inner city life
Positiva Records 1997- https://t.co/5QvzeN7DTV— Calvin Harris (@CalvinHarris) November 14, 2018