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“Despite his inauspicious beginnings as a gardener, Peter Kersten has spent the last decade becoming one of the main players on Hamburg’s music scene. In that time he’s notched up 12-inches for some of the world’s most popular electronic labels—Kompakt, Mule Electronic, Ghostly International, Ladomat 2000, Sender, Spectral Sound and Smallville just to name a few. From wistfully romantic electronica to bumping deep house, Kersten’s musical gamut runs far and wide throughout the sphere of electronic music, but his sound is a distinctive and recognisable one.”

Oddly enough, I’ve been listening to a lot more of it lately - Thanks to SV4 for the link to this enjoyable beat-tape.

The solution to the enterprise quality problem is easy: foster a culture that doesn’t allow the company to make, produce, sell, or accept shit. Done. Well, it’s not quite that easy. But Steve Jobs is notorious for saying “this is shit” to shitty things, and that bluntness, I think, is essential to a culture that creates amazing products and experiences.