I'm never in the same country for more than three months at a time now so I'm not sure which country I am supposed to be paying tax to when I'm selling over the internet. I'm registered self-employed in the UK at the moment, but as i havent been there in about 17 months i'm thinking of maybe paying ...

side question: still relevant but i can start my own thread if it takes things off of topic.. It is perfectly legal to create tracks and just release them from your own personal blog/website as opposed to starting a label or trying to get onto another label? Ive got a blog that has started to get qu...

Its his last breath into the trumpet, looped.

i think anybody who reads a list and attempts to fulfil the requirements in order to produce great music was never going to get very far so i wouldn't worry about it.

saying that though.. i don't believe you need to reinvent the wheel to be able to blow minds.

breton wrote:I wish he kept them vinyl only.

Why? So less people could play his music?

I'm very happy to hear that he doesn't. I travel around a lot and don't have a permanent home therefore all my djing and any kind of producing I attempt has to be done all digitally on my mac. The problem is all my fave producers have always spoke so highly of hardware, I was concerned that getting ...

This is stupid! Well, assuming this gets out of hand and every club starts getting raided and harddrives are thoroughly checked.. let's plan the backlash; Laptop DJ store all their music on a secure cloud. The clubs would just need to install a fast internet connection, which would be plugged straig...

I think the problem lies when people follow artists too far, and get too wrapped up in each and every track IDs, waiting and waiting for the next releases and those rare tracks on for $$$ and then forget that the artists are not actually that good and aren't really playing interesting music anymore ...