Anyone can do it if they try hard enough. There is nothing special about the process of matching the speed of two records and blending the two together. wrong. many people have tried & cannot do it. it's a fact, sorry. The talent comes in the form of musical taste. agreed, but: If you can play ...

Performing as a dj is totally not necessary. That's only the ego speaking of the person itself. There are numerous Detroit techno jocks that don't even want some kind of light on them, they want to be out of sight and let the music speak for itself.. But you are watching when listening to good musi...

thanks for the tips, i will check them out....

isn't a very repetatve track with 3 to 6 elements a little boring? sometimes you need substance. Well it all comes down to how you define 'substance' i suppose. exactly. i could reference Stars Of The Lid, Terry Riley, or Thomas Köner here, but in the spirit of keeping with more dance-oriented mate...

It's more the 'I don't waste my time programming synths' attitude i've heard from a few producer's mouths, which is no doubt why a lot of records sound pretty similar. You'd think that since people recognise these records sound similar, the producers would think about placing a bit more importance ...

out on beatport today!

pushed back to next Monday, March 3rd.