whisper12 wrote:No worries, wish there were more interviews like this around

John Clees wrote:good read. thank you for sharing the link here..

Digging is a dying art.

amen

The fact that it's dying seems great to me, as it is now an opportunity to be totally unique.

I hope it keeps on dying.

Trust John Clees to give me an answer from which I can learn. Thanks. / Breton, I listened to Prosumer, whom I now rate, predominantly because of his track selection and his use of vinyl. However, his mixing isn't brilliant and he doesn't produce much music. I would also be curious to see how his st...

I want to know what this thread is about though, amateur journos, or amateur musicians.

One is far more pathetic than the other, which is not pathetic at all. Quite the contrary in fact.

But if legends like Claude aren't naming and shaming (a la Seth Troxler) then all of these amateurs will keep on getting a pass and not exposed like some think they should. why would Claude name Seth exactly? care to elaborate your thoughts? I meant in the way that Seth Troxler names and shames tra...

OK, so it's more EDM rubbish than the stuff I necessarily thought. I heard Breton mention that Mr G has Beatport-ish tunes. Would love to know which ones he thinks are that!

No, but I'm asking you, if you were a manager, which events would you have your artists playing?

actually its kind of incredible that he managed to cloud himself with an aura of mystery and exclusiveness, despite playing so often on so big events. So what events should artists play? Should they be more discerning in the hope of pleasing mnml users, or should they just play anywhere and do thei...

Themis wrote:against this guy every dj who comes just with a record bag like zip seems like a god

So basically, in your opinion, you're only a good DJ if you still only play vinyl?