My Way

A groundbreaking album in the microhouse genre, Marc Leclair's 'My Way' was constructed almost entirely from thousands of tiny, unidentifiable samples taken from shortwave radio broadcasts. Leclair pioneered this 'microsampling' technique, weaving fragmented vocal snippets, static, and musical phrases into intricate, funky house rhythms. The album's playful and chaotic sound collage approach had a significant impact on the electronic music landscape of the early 2000s.