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Egyptian Lover Shares His 5 Favorite B-Sides

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The Los Angeles electro pioneer reveals a few of the cuts from his collection.

Few artists have had such an impact on the development of American electro music as Egyptian Lover. The Los Angeles-based DJ and producer made history with party-rocking ’80s dance classics, like “Egypt Egypt” and “Freak-A-Holic”.

Since the beginning, his sound has been tied to the Roland TR-808 drum machine, which he still uses in his incendiary live DJ performances. For the latest edition of Telekom Electronic Beats’ B-Sides series, we met him at his studio in Los Angeles to discover a few of the records hiding in his record bag. Watch the video above, and for more Egyptian Lover, scroll below to see our classic feature on him.

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