This independent single tells an uplifting and fascinating story of the birth of our Universe – also known as The Big Bang. It went live on Oct 29 on Beatport (Exclusive) and will be released worldwide elsewhere on Nov 12 (2013)…
This independent 140bpm 3-part electro-and-dubstep composition will raise your eyebrows, in a very good and playful way. It went live on Oct 29 on Beatport (Exclusive) and will be released worldwide elsewhere on Nov 12 (2013). Alternative track spellings include Yeah-Ah-Hey or Yeah Ah Hey…
The independent EP Echoes of Spacetime: Hard and Loud went live on October 8 on Beatport (Exclusive) and has the worldwide release date of October 22 (2013). The well-anticipated lead track – Echoes of Spacetime – is the noisy culmination of a fantastic 13-minute hard dance trilogy: it is a multi-part hardstyle record with a surprising and amazing hard trance super-build…
This independent single is the second of the three tracks to be included in the upcoming EP Echoes of Spacetime: Hard and Loud (out in October). It is a Beatport Exclusive from Sep 5 and then goes live worldwide on Sep 19 (2013). It is a marchy, uplifting and melodic composition enjoyed by global audiences…
This independent debut single is the first of the three tracks to be included in the upcoming EP Echoes of Spacetime: Hard and Loud (out in October). It is a Beatport Exclusive from Aug 29 and then goes live worldwide on Sep 12 (2013). A hard march with a soft edge, this record will shock you with tempo many unexpected swings and an amazing upward modulation after the big break…
It’s hard to describe how excited I am to announce that my own label TuneDome (TuneDome.com) is now setting out to begin to distribute music free – EDM tracks and/or albums – on Beatport, Spotify, Amazon, iTunes, LastFM, Rhapsody, Shazam and many other hot electronic dance music platforms. It’s a no-brainer…
I can’t say that I can rest easy now, but I feel that I have achieved a lot in 5 weeks since my EDM site – BPMstr.com – went live. The most important question I asked myself last week is, “What is my EDM niche?” And the answers helped me define my first marketing campaign. Next, my electronic music site is fully operational (and now has the cool “black look”), and my social networks are set up and working. During Week 5, I properly configured both of my YouTube channels (it’s very important to add proper tags to your videos), and last – but certainly not least – I released TuneDome EDM Network….
It is impossible to describe the awe I experienced when I understood how complex the social networking world has become – for electronic dance music producers and otherwise. When I was in college studying marketing and finance, I wasn’t told that I would have to be on Facebook to survive. Nor was I told that… in case I ever decide to become a music producer or a DJ, I would have to kill myself over building a Twitter account and link it to my Facebook fan page in such a way that my Tweets would appear on my timeline properly, making sure that they show the featured image correctly from the blog posts on my WordPress website. Really? All this before I become the next Paul van Dyk or Coone? WTF?….
This discussion and the videos on this page are about Last.fm, about Chris Price (the Head of Music at Last.fm), about the nature of digital and conventional media channels, and about the effects that the rapid media evolution has had and will have on your life and on Electronic Dance Music industry. But if you have no time to read… Here is how to enjoy the cool videos on this page: there are 2 vids with Chris Price below about digital media concerning Electronic Dance Music trends – one is a 6-minute interview with Chris Price of Last.fm embedded from my YouTube channel, and the other is the full 50-minute deal. You *don’t* have to be logged in to see the full Last.fm video – just scroll down and click to see it…..
Cut Through The Chase…If you don’t have the time to read today, here is how to enjoy this supercool Armin van Buuren interview: there are 2 vids below – one is the 15-minute YouTube embed, and the other is the full 40-minute deal. You *don’t* have to be logged in to see the full video – just scroll down and click to see it…..