ORIGINS: DVS1 | Resident Advisor
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In person, Zak Khutoretsky radiates warmth-he smiles, he hugs, he calls his friends "brother." But he's also someone defined by struggle, a self-described hustler who had to fight for everything he has. His family emigrated to Minneapolis from St. Petersburg when he was a toddler, and his parents split up shortly after that. As a kid Khutoretsky had a good heart but a taste for trouble. He had a habit of getting kicked out of schools, and by the time he was 20 he was throwing illegal parties. Coming right at the peak of America's mid-'90s rave culture, Khutoretsky's events were legendary, and he did whatever he had to do to make them happen: forging insurance documents, lying to landlords, even selling drugs to offset costs. A run-in with the law eventually made him go legit, but he kept at it, throwing enormous raves and later opening his own club. Today he's a regular DJ at Berghain and gets booked all over the world, but he remains a cornerstone of his home city's scene.
Khutoretsky is an amazing DJ and producer, but as we see in this film, there's another quality that got him where he is today. From the beginning, he's been clever, resourceful and tenacious-devious, you might even say.
Music credits:
Black Russian - DVS1 [Klockworks, 2014]
Slim (DVS1 Four by Four Mix) - SAWF [2010]
Post-Traumatic Son (DVS1 Pessimist Remix) - James Ruskin & Karl O'Connor [Blueprint, 2011]
Leave Your Life - Borrowed Identity [Mistress, 2013]
Pressure - DVS1 [Transmat, 2010]
Balance - DVS1 [HUSH, 2014]
Clean Slate - Darko Esser [Curle Recordings, 2011]
Polyphonic Love - DVS1 [Transmat, 2010]
Submerge - DVS1 [HUSH, 2011]
Incursion - Discrete Circuit [Mistress, 2015]
Production credits:
Director / Camera - Patrick Nation
Producer - Debbie Butts
Editor - Sim Higginson (clockwisemedia.com)
Executive Producers - Ryan Keeling, Nick Sabine, Paul Clement
Graphics - Christian Olofsson
Dubbing Mixer - Guy Clarke
Colourist - Adam Clarke
Foundation photo: BBgunBilly
The Devious Ones. Now I know. In my own American Rave history I always have said, Rave Culture in America did not exist in places like Chicago & Detroit until it was forced into position from cities like Milwaukee & Minneapolis. DVS1 holds a key. Noted. This was a great video, too much respect for the man DVS1
Probably the most inspiring half hour I've had in a while. Respect!
same here!
As someone who lives in St. Paul, MN (I moved here for college and stayed because it’s a cool city) it makes me proud that so many people have come out of the Twin Cities including one of the biggest techno producers in the world, DVS1. The rave scene here isn’t super in-your-face and much of it stays really underground, but that’s why the people engaged in it really care about dancing and friendship and the music itself, and that’s a wonderful thing vastly different from how the electronic music scene is in Europe, where rave culture is so mainstream that a lot of people just care about being able to do drugs and look cool. Drugs are just as present in the Midwestern rave scene as anywhere, but DJs are able to play far more experimental music than you’re allowed to in Europe, because people here are happy to hear a huge variety of genres and appreciate more novelty (rather than people booing you when your set deviates from what the crowd expects). And that’s a beautiful thing.
As someone growing up in Belgium and having enjoyed rave scenes in Belgium, Germany and the UK I beg to differ. Been in the US for over 4 years now and having seen underground scenes in LA, SF, and St. Paul it’s nothing compared to the diversity and experimental sounds I have seen (and heard) in Europe. It’s possible I haven’t found my jam yet.
"Making mistakes teaches you more than success" :)))
"Making mistakes teaches you more than success , I think".
DVS1 = devious one....ohh
Morgan Williams never got that before now
Most respected DJ for me no questions asked. Used to get so excited back in the day when I knew we were going to one of Zaks parties. Such good memories
Had the pleasure of chatting to him after a gig a 2 years ago. Such a humble down to earth guy. No ego whatsoever. Had to ask him about his record collection! Saw him at Dekmantel the summer before which was absolutely killer so we talked about that too. Looking forward to seeing him next week again at Dekmantel!
DVS1- Black Russian [Klockworks, 2014]
Sawf - Slim (DVS1 Four by Four Mix) [Perc Trax, 2010]
James Ruskin & Karl O'Connor - Post-Traumatic Son (DVS1 Pessimist Remix) [Blueprint, 2011]
Borrowed Identity - Leave Your Life [Mistress, 2013]
DVS1 - Pressure [Transmat, 2010]
DVS1 - Balance [HUSH, 2014]
Darko Esser - Clean Slate [Curle Recordings, 2011]
DVS1 - Polyphonic Love [Transmat, 2010]
DVS1 - Submerge [HUSH, 2011]
Discrete Circuit - Incursion [Mistress, 2015]
very inspiring life history!
glad he found his way and is providing us with great music.
People aren`t bad, they are lost.
would like to see an "origin" session with speedy-j :)
DVS1 is my personal favorite DJ, ever. I've seen him play a dozen times, maybe more, and he just gets better every time. He's a midwest rave hero.
I remember electric indigos set at 4/20 in mpls like 97 in mpls. Pretty sure it was the same dust storm warehouse shrooming my ass off...
Watched this for the fourth time after RA issued a call for people to check this brilliant episode out. I only just noticed DJ Bone in that photo around 20 minutes in.
Now I realize how far these two go back. Watching them play on the 5th August at Radion at the Dekmantel by Night party is a memory that will forever stay with me. Well...me, a big Texan and an energetic Irishman. If walls could talk, they'd have a few ridiculous stories to share from that epic night.
that boombox record player @5:25 is the coolest thing I've ever seen.
that was the best ra video ever
Honestly this is an amazing story. I already respected Zak a great deal but now far more so.
Seems like a really nice guy. Shot well, too!
Agreed RA. This guy not only makes proper music, but he's also very very interesting. Devious indeed.
Man, this guy deserves his due's.
I'm thankful for getting to grow up in Minnesota and experiencing the rave family.
Prob my favorite video ive seen from you guys. He's a real icon in this culture....real blood, sweat and tears shit. Been a fan of his music for quite some time but had no idea of any of his life and story.
Very enlightening! Thanks for the Origins interviews and also Between the Beats !
The honesty is so refreshing.
This guy speaks to my heart
What a kind and great person he is .. hero!
What an incredible story! I have heard of DVS1, but not so much because House & Techno isn't really my thing - but this was definitely inspirational.
Saw Derrick May play the most incredible set at Foundation. RIP
Derrick is alive!
RIP Foundation (DVS' club) not Derrick! :)
Ok lol.
Foundation was fuckin awesome. Saw so many good shows there.
what an honest guy. nothing but respect! and such an amazing DJ
Hugely inspiring and honest video from a super talented guy. Massive respect to DVS1 x
Such an amazing person
What an incredible interview. I think it's one of RA's best. His mother is an amazing woman. :)
Zak is one of the living legends when peopel speak about Techno coulture. Thank you Zak you're Inspiration.
Your inspiring humility adding to your passion for imparting pure club music experience made an intense effect on my soul. Keep it underground, keep it real.
Wow, what a great docu!! It just sucked me in. I am from germany and xperienced the firt comming up of techno in Germany and his story shows a lot of this spirit!!
Great! Very honest and inspiring!
Big respect for you man!
WOW! What a beautiful documentary!
The origins series is truly inspiring!
Keep them coming !!!
Interesting story and person, well shot as well! Thanks RA
Damn, memories giving me Chills RN....
Thanks for this awesome interview
such a good documentary! thanks, ra
a couple weeks ago his set @ dude club milan was easily one of the best i ever heard. genius
A very admirable guy
Great honest doc
best one yet! amazing edit guys!
Thanks for making /posting these!! It's so nice to here Electric Indigo mentioned - who'm I met through very close friends in the underground techno scene in NYC / Primarily the Killer Parties thrown at the Robots space by Khan and Gilman. She was utterly sweet, sharp, and amazingly talented - though, (lucky me!), I met LOTS of talented producers there. I'm so glad her career has blossomed, and I got to know her on a more personal level at the very beginning. Cheers and Best! .ant
let me guess - you ran into the whole liquid sky posse there... dr.walker, jammin unit / cem oral, carlos soul slinger etc?
This was a fabulous episode! 👏👏👏
Got a lot of respect for this guy
What a great doc!
Much respect to DVS1..
All ove this is great and awesome but can we have a moment for DVS1 mother always holding Down the fort ?? That lady is a boss !!!
I just love these.
What a great story. respect, respect, respect
The best of Origins series
Wow that was inspiring. Much respect.
Amazing as per, truly inspiring!
great video RA! keep up the great work!
Great documentary, he seems like real interesting person
Props to Zak!
Great stuff! ..and the Mother is cool as well !
love his story
I remember that 420 always, the dust is probably still in my lungs, thanks for an epic party, Z!
Outstanding story.
I miss Minneapolis.
Love your story DVS1
Absolutely real guy
I love this Guy
MPLS!
Great to hear Zak's story
Dustin Zahn would be very interesting as well.
+Yeknom0913 Zahn isn't originally from MPLS but he moved here a while back. They both played at an afterhours event last summer. So much fun!
M P L S
T E C H N O
I'm a fan
That was the dustiest party ever. GOod time DVS1~! Original dun DADA
I'm a HUGE fan
RESPECT!!!!!!!
great inspiration !!
mint doc, mint producer, mint mum
This guy is my new idol
Awesome Vid!
a year on, great stuff
3 years on... 🖤
Not enough comments here about Mira - what a BOSS.
20:26
Name something more inspiring than this 28 mins
loving it!
Resident advisor needs to do a Victor Simonelli interview/ documentary like this one seeing how he changed House culture and growing up in Brooklyn NY and working for Arthur Baker.
Incredible
respect !!!
Hi from SPB, nice to hear that your roots come from Russia, thanks for HQ music, keep it up. Very interesting video.
Интересно, говорит ли он по-русски...
Говорит, еще и подстебет тебя)
Respect!
this is awesome!
Respect massive to dvs1 :)
My first party and live set I saw was 1994. I've seen hundreds of a amazing Dj's since then and this 3 1/2 hour set by DVS1 in Pittsburgh, Pa is probabaly the best set I've ever seen. I recorded two videos at about 25 min. Here they are hope you guys enjoy them : ) Part 2 ua-cam.com/video/9DYW6m4bEio/v-deo.html
wow that was amazing
What is the track he starts playing at 5:50? and fades out about 7 seconds later
John Rocca - I Want It To Be Real (Farley's Hot House Piano Mix)
Michael O'Connor Thanks a ton, people!
Jobe Garry What a track ! Thank for sharing its name
You seems to know your shit ! Do you know what kind of speakers he has ? I'm looking for one with good sound
ledgend shiiit
great dude
a true master
Great
Great vid.
Dvs1 is my new fav dj
Genios
Awesome
Legend!
holyyyyy shitttt that collection is WILD