Funk D'Void: Reveals his Influences on „SCI.FI. HI.FI Vol. 4“

Lars Sandberg aka Funk D'Void is joining a league of illustrous acts by presenting the next volume of Soma Records' „SCI.FI. HI.FI“ series. Originally born in Scotland and now residing in Barcelona, Spain, Lars Sandberg has been a steady member of the Soma Records' crew since he released his first 12 inch „Jack me Off“ with them twelve years ago. After publishing his third full-length, „Speed Freak“ in 2004, he is now back with a Dub-infused mix which presents his own work as a remixer alongside artists like Ski Oakenful, Artec, Alex Moran and King Britt. Even though Sandberg mainly focusses on other people's tracks for „SCI.FI. HI.FI Vol. 4“, the album has a warm and pulsating vibe to it not dissimilar of his own music. Alex Moran's „Earth Women are Easy“ is dubby and dreamy, „Joe Mull's „Klangfarben“ spaced-out and krauty, while the Francois Dubois treatment of Dirt Crew's „Deep“ takes things into House-territory. All in all, „SCI.FI. HI.FI Vol. 4“ is is a drifting collection which displays all the skills which have caused others to call Funk D'Void "a true music connoisseur, a partyman and a DJ's DJ.“ Lars Sandberg has also been referred to as „One of the finest, sonically trustworthy and consistent selectors on the planet."