Baby alphabet book, The A-Z of electronic, house and techno music, released
A is for Aphex Twin, B is for Blessed Madonna, C is for Carl Cox...
A new baby alphabet book, The A-Z of electronic, house and techno music, has been released by Alpha-Beat.
Described as a “respite from beige baby books”, it combines colourful illustrations with key terminologies to educate young readers on the world of electronic music by way of the alphabet. The A-Z of electronic, house and techno music spotlights a selection of iconic artists and legendary party spots including Aphex Twin, Carl Cox, Jeff Mills, Daft Punk and The Haçienda, along with contemporary stars like The Blessed Madonna and Peggy Gou – “a musical fashionista who travels the world sharing her wonderful sounds on starry nights”.
“The transition to parenthood is tough, as you experience a new kind of ‘all-nighter’ where late-night dance floors transform into late-night nappy changes,” the book description reads. “When seeking to embrace this new reality, the glory days of youth may feel like a distant memory... Our books provide a glimmer of nostalgia for the new parent in your life and offer an amusing moment to be shared from one generation to the next.”
Initially released in February, The A-Z of electronic, house and techno music forms part of a growing series of music education books from UK company, Alpha-Beat, which also includes The A-Z of '90s Indie & Britpop.
Grab a copy of the book for via their website.
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