Proven strategies for finishing, promoting, and getting your tracks into DJ crates and playlists — without a big label or huge following.
Information: This guide is about 6,000 words. It may take you 20-30 minutes to read in total.
Sorry for the somewhat clickbaity title because I know there are DJs who play my tracks (thanks for your support, guys!), but my claim here is:
When there are too many rules, it’s not about art; it’s about business
As a ‘newcomer’, I’ve had this discussion time and again with an insider from the house/techno scene who has over 20 years’ experience as a professional (doing it full-time and making a living off of it): [continue reading…]
New digital release with two solid house tracks:
1/ Come Again
2/ Diggit
Mixed by Magasine
Mastered by Perla Audio
It’s finally here: my first vinyl EP! 😃
When I started releasing seriously about a year ago, I never expected to be holding my first record in my hands today.
Hence the title Unexpected. [continue reading…]
I’ve started a new side project: Still No Jazz.
You can find the first release here. [continue reading…]
A couple of weeks ago I stumbled upon an Instagram post by Pheek, a producer and sound engineer from Montreal.
In his post he states that “Techno Tracks Are Built to be Mixed (They´re incomplete on Purpose)”
And that´s “why producers feel their music is empty and incomplete” [continue reading…]
There’s no doubt that a lot has already been said on this topic.
However, I found a video by “Venus Theory,” who runs a well-known YouTube channel, to be remarkably inspiring: [continue reading…]
A few weeks ago someone left a comment below a reel about my last release “Time Is Up” I posted on instagram: [continue reading…]
