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Weehaa. Another netlabel party with deep lfo sounds ahead. Take a look at the Sostanze Records party in Rome, Italy.
Have you ever wondered what a netlabel party rocks like? Here’s a demonstration of Starquake Records‘ Say Yeah party in Turin, Italy. Download the missed Say Yeah compilation.
For swiss standards this 27. edition of the festival at the Lake Léman brought off another real extension. Beside other numerous main acts, six different stages and a special theme zone about Caribbean Culture it was the fact to have both Portishead and PJ Harvey live on the main stage Wednesday and Thursday that stole this swiss festival summer. PJ Harvey had her last swiss concert in 2001, and Portishead partly appeared one or two times in the same period. And considering further important criteria, as the infrastructural management, this leads to the widely objective statement that this festival is second to none in this country.
Botany Bay from Germany are working hard on their new album. They now want you to remix one of their songs: A better way. Your free to choose your genre to whatever you like: Techno, dance, dub, club, trip-hop.
We’ve been asked, where good places are to get free and legal Creative Commons licensed music. Here are our recommendations.
So you are an artist and have a new album. You want to make yourself heard, but nobody, absolutely nobody has waited for your release. Your missing a fan base. Build a fan base. Collect e-mails with your newsletter, run a blog and collect RSS subscribers, don’t forget Twitter and Facebook. Try it at MySpace. Play gigs at your local community (that’s the best) and sell your CD’s there.
Here’s an interview with the Belgian producer Paul Van Haver, better know as “Stromae” and he shows us how he created his hit “Alors on danse”. Quite interesting but little bit messed with the Propellerheads Reason commercials.
The message is simple: Buy Reason and you can create a hit. You know it’s creativity not tools.
Thanks for the image smemon
The swiss netlabel alpinechic with lots of Creative Commons licensed music transforms to a new label: fictional island.
fictional islands sets off, where alpinechic has stopped, but focuses on artists, bands and musicians that play real instruments, sing real songs and live real lives with true emotions.
fictional island will release indie, alternative, electro rock and all of their relatives.
Have listen to Le Zero
Le Zero – Dive by fictionalisland
Good luck guys.
