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    "comment": "Before he went by Cajmere or Green Velvet or any of his other alien aliases, Chicago native Curtis Jones was studying chemical engineering and quit school to start producing music, running a label, and DJing as a full-time gig.\n\n“They told me that I needed to have a hobby, so I started off with music,” he told the Village Voice in 2012. “From there, I just fell in love with it, so I started to produce stuff. That transitioned into me performing out of necessity, because people wanted to see me perform ‘The Percolator.’” It was his first mega-hit and a dancefloor staple, but surprisingly, it didn’t catch fire out of the gate. This weird little gem needed a few stabs before getting the takeoff it needed.\n\nhttps://tinyurl.com/bdyektuc",
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