If you haven’t seen it yet, there’s a new interview on Props website featuring DJ Gerald Simpson aka A Guy Called Gerald. This is an interesting interview because he is using Reason for live performances … nice!

A Guy Called Gerald is best known for his work in acid house scene from the late ’80s and for the track Voodoo Ray. At that time, he specialized in techno music produced using equipment such as the Roland TB-303 bass synthesizer and the TR-808 drum machine.

His latest album called Proto Acid / The Berlin Sessions, released in August 2006 is a continuous mix album and is a definite return to the dance floor. It was created entirely in Reason!

Watch the interview with A Guy Called Gerald.

Watch his Voodoo Ray (videoclip) where you can hear his expertly programed TB-303 and TR-808:

Watch Fever a drum’n'bass timeless

Here is a list of his most popular albums: A Guy Called Gerald - Black Secret Technology (1995); A Guy Called Gerald - Essence (2000); A Guy Called Gerald - To All Things What They Need (2005); A Guy Called Gerald - Proto Acid: The Berlin Sessions (2006)