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.
Why breaking genre rules in house & techno often means big DJs won’t play your tracks — and why that might actually be a good thing for real creativity. [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…]
Should you release house, techno, and downtempo under the same artist name?
I share the pros, cons, and why I started a new project to avoid confusing algorithms and fans. [continue reading…]
Discover the two main types of DJs — Curators who play complete, standalone tracks and Performers who treat tracks as tools.
Which philosophy do you follow in techno and electronic music? [continue reading…]
In the age of AI-generated music, why should you still make and release your own tracks?
A deep reflection on intrinsic motivation, human expression, oversaturation, and what truly matters for electronic music producers. [continue reading…]
In this article, I explore why long-form tracks (especially in house and techno) matter more than ever, the unique challenges they present to producers, and four outstanding examples that perfectly demonstrate the craft. [continue reading…]
