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American Black Journal
Tapping into Detroit’s techno roots with producer Carl Craig
You can’t talk about Detroit’s African American techno roots without talking about pioneering producer Carl Craig. For Black History Month, host Stephen Henderson talks with Craig, a leading figure in the second wave of Detroit techno, about the city's history in techno music. Plus, they talk about the importance and influence of the Black music experience locally and globally.
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