Thank you to Michael Tullberg for writing a piece on Hunnypot Live radio stream in this months DJ Magazine. DJ Magazine is a monthly British based magazine dedicated to electronic dance music and DJs. DJ magazine is distributed in over 10 counties including the US, France, and Italy.
Hunnypot is honored to be featured next to 80's British TV comedy 'The Young Ones' about of four college students living together in a dingy London apartment. 'The Young Ones' introduced many viewers to Motorhead, The Damned, and Dexy's Midnight Runners. The full series is a Hot Tub Johnnie fav.
Noted L.A. Photographer and acclaimed electronic music photo journalist. In the book DANCEFLOOR THUNDERSTORM, Tullberg captured several years (1996-2002) of the vibrant rave scene for most of the country’s major dance music magazines, including URB, Mixer, BPM Culture and others. His work also crossed over into the mainstream media, including Rolling Stone, SPIN and the Los Angeles Times, and internationally in DJ Mag and Mixmag, at the time when raves thrust electronic music into the national spotlight and laid the groundwork for today’s incredibly successful EDM festival circuit.
Tullberg's article is transcribed below:
Hunnypot Internet Radio: One L.A.’s longtime dance music traditions, Hunnypot has been carving out its Internet radio niche for several years now. Helmed by “Hot Tub Johnnie” Anderson with frequent assistance from Jeff Gray, the show is a freewheeling fun base that features both DJ sets and live performances from wide variety of genres. It’s not unusual at all for the show to step beyond the boundaries of electronic music, featuring fresh talent from the rock, blues and jazz worlds. What sets Hunnypot apart from its competition is that it's broadcast live from The Mint, one of the city’s longest running blues clubs-which means that anyone in town can come on down and enjoy the festivities. Spin at HunnypotUnlimited.com
