God Damn All These Pseudonyms!!

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Post by Jesse Somfay »

I don't think I will ever use an alias. I've thought of using Sleepy Tier as one. But I wouldn't find any great use out of it.
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Post by Shadi Megallaa »

I think aliases are cool in some regards.. like when you are into more than one kind of thing and you want to make them under different names..
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Post by patrick bateman »

@Pheek,

why did you use alias on the sushitech release?
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Post by dsat »

some artists use different aliases becuase of exclusive contracts...
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Post by pheek »

patrick bateman wrote:@Pheek,

why did you use alias on the sushitech release?
check PM :wink:
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Post by patrick bateman »

dsat wrote:some artists use different aliases becuase of exclusive contracts...
Exclusive contracts sucks.

Sorry to say so, but exclusive contracts are for major labels, where they pay the artists 20.000 euro or more in advance, and the artist agree's to do XX 12" and X albums within the next 3 years.
I hate that exclusive bull.
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Post by fredrik_h »

I couldn't possibly work that way (making a certain amount of albums/ep's on a defined range of time)...

I can't push the creativity.
(read: I'm too much of a slacker) ;)
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Post by adam »

I think once you've done a lot of stuff over the years, you eventually discover that you've created some things that are embarassing or at least quite capable of taking away from your reputation within th e music you're working on presently. Monikers become important in situations like this. They are also important for marketing... Sometimes it's essential to differentiate between sounds (minimal sparse techno vs driving hard stuff for example.. creates confusion to be pushing both from the same artist sometimes).
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