avicii coblos Jokowi
Menu
Show postsThis section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to. Show posts MenuMessages - club2club #77
Main Talk / Re: Secret Rave Party by David Guetta10/08/12, 13:49
atau yang kayak gini juga ciamik do...di pasar buah....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9ecuxfwRhc&feature=related kalau guetta mau bikin underground party cocok di pasar induk kramat jati #78
Main Talk / Re: Secret Rave Party by David Guetta09/08/12, 19:48
Yang underground menurut saya seperti ini sih :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sj_S10CvJNQ&playnext=1&list=PLCCC4CC647C26F6F2&feature=results_main music, venue, dan vibe nya dapet banget. dapit guettasu perlu banyak belajar dari londoners. #79
Main Talk / Re: DWP 2012 First Wave Lineups08/08/12, 18:55
ismaya kayaknya belum pernah bawa dj tekno ya? 4 selanjutnya mudah2an ada nama luciano sama villalobos...
#80
Main Talk / Re: DWP 2012 First Wave Lineups07/08/12, 15:46
warming up...
kotak no 8 sangat diharapkan eric prydz b2b adam beyer...eric udah berani naik pesawat lagi kok, sekarang kan doski lagi tour ke US... Zlatan Ibrahimovic DJ set mungkin ga? #81
Videos / Re: Sunset On A Rooftop DJ ZOKA by Dimboyproject31/05/12, 18:59Quote from: Gober on 30/05/12, 12:43 daripada diperawanin, bagaimana kalau diperdanain aja yon? #82
Jakarta Events / Re: Jakarta Next Party31/05/12, 15:01Quote from: Jah bless on 31/05/12, 13:52 Yolanda Be Cool sama Gramophonedzie #84
Local Remixes / Re: Padi - Sobat [ Cover ] ( DJ Nard Extended Remix )24/05/12, 18:54
cinta tanah air yon.
#85
Main Talk / Re: Documenting the San Francisco Rave Scene23/05/12, 20:07
salah satu ibadah wajib tuh menyaksikan garth and jeno main long set.
#87
Jakarta Party Report / Re: JOHN 00 FLEMING at Wonderland - Friday May 18th 201222/05/12, 09:57Quote from: ZeN on 22/05/12, 08:25 Dubfire? Sasha? Hawtin? Menurut gw lo harus membandingkan sesuatu dengan prinsip apple to apple dong...Jangan membandingkan Rhoma Irama dengan Tohpati...Sama-sama satria bergitar tapi beda jurusan alias kagak nyambung, alatnya doang yang sama #88
Main Talk / EDM THESE DAYS21/05/12, 20:22Why Old-school DJs Are Complaining and You Should Too After a slow and difficult push, the Electronic Dance Music scene is exploding exponentially in the United States. Not long ago DJs were confined to dark rooms hidden from view and were looked down upon by most of the music community. Now they are the new rockstars and headliners; main stage and front and center. EDM is now a billion dollar commodity, but that in itself is not such a bad thing. I remember dreaming of the day I could live off of music, that is more possible now than it has ever been. There are more opportunities to play our music, to get paid, and to make a name for ourselves doing what we love. How can anyone be mad about that? What's the problem? Well... Like any industry, when the money starts flowing in it attracts people that are after it as their priority. Add attention and fame to the mix and you can get a pretty nasty breed of person mucking up the works. At one time art and passion for the music was overwhelmingly the motive of DJs and producers (for promoters it is a little more debatable), but now we see more and more that money, fame, and less than admirable intentions are what drive a lot of people to our EDM world. The balance is shifting and the art of the music and the dance floor are suffering as a result. Beat matching tech, gimmicks, and reliance on playing popular music have become the common definition of what a DJ does. It is no wonder that this seems like an easy source of money and fame. The truth of the matter is that these qualities are irrelevant to the art of the mix and in what makes a DJ worth seeing and worth the ticket price. To better understand, let's take a look at some of the bigger complaints coming from the old-school and why the new-school should care. David Guetta and Swedish House Mafia It doesn't take much digging to find out how old-school head DJ Sneak feels about these guys. He's called them out for their showmanship antics, elaborate stage setups, and more importantly, for getting caught playing pre-produced sets and not actually DJing during their shows. First of all it is important to separate the concept of DJ from producer, they are not the same thing. While I applaud these guys for their production skills and developing an accessible sound that attracts lots of people, this does not mean they have the right to charge massive amounts of money to see them press play while they jump around. This would be like paying ridiculous sums to James Cameron to jump around on stage while watching Avatar (actually maybe I would pay to see that). Seriously though, producers either need to put on a live show like Orbital, Daft Punk, Chuck Love, etc., or develop actual DJ skills before they step on stage. Unless, of course, you like paying a premium for gimmicks instead of music and talent. **Disclaimer – I have seen Steve Angello of the Swedish House Mafia on his own play a great 8 hour set and actually mix, so I know he is at least capable, again it's about what you are paying to see, demand more. I also know playing pre-recorded sets is nothing new and has been a necessity now and then for DJ's playing nightly on tour, but to use this as a default is unacceptable. DJ X Factor Now, in all fairness the verdict is still out on this one as we don't really have all the details or what the contestants will be judged on, but based on Simon Cowell's propensity to monetize talent it's likely this show will do more damage than good. It will further push and expose people to the idea that DJing is more about the show than it is about the music and the art. At one point DJing was about bringing new sounds to the floor and making them hits, now DJ's play the popular tracks to make themselves hits. They are glorified jukeboxes in fancy packaging with laser shows, not artists. Just to be clear, I am not anti-showmanship. It's all part of the bigger artistic package when done correctly, but there has to be art at the core. I am anti-showmanship to cover up a lack of talent. Hopefully this show won't support that, but I am skeptical. We'll have a better idea when the judges are selected. Paris Hilton I will try to keep the vulgarity to a minimum on this one. Remember not long ago when there was a bit of a scuffle with Paris and a certain house DJ because he wouldn't play a hip-hop song? Remember all those top-40/hip-hop clubs she was frequenting (even when she wasn't being paid to be there)? Remember how she has never once mentioned or was seen at any house related event until recent press surrounding her new publicity ploy boyfriend Afrojack? Now all of a sudden house music has always been a passion of hers? What does Paris Hilton and a cow's colon have in common? This is the epitome of jumping on the decks for the money and the fame bandwagon. Everything she has done to date has been because she saw it as popular and a way to be famous for the sake of being famous. Do we really expect to believe that passion and art will play any part in this catastrophe in the making? At least I have a new term to call people who aren't DJing for passion and art. Paris Hiltons. Don't be a Paris Hilton. The Point For all you music consumers out there, I appreciate you, I really do. I just want you to be an educated consumer. Know what it is your hard earned dollars are supporting. Be patrons of art, not ATMs for the money hungry. You would be DJs, producers and promoters: Create art, don't just press start. Contribute something to the world and to the people, don't just look to take their money and attention. Let's be amazing together. http://notyourjukebox.com/ #89
Jakarta Events / Re: GLIMPSE with JONATHAN KUSUMA (Space System / Space.rec)21/05/12, 18:50
maaf ey kemarin tak bisa hadir...jatem berat...baru bangun aja jam 12 malem..
#91
Disk Jockey / Re: Funny things about indonesian dj nowadays...16/05/12, 20:17
kita harus selalu jujur biar bisa saling membangun...keras boleh asalkan ga melewati SARA...
debatnya di forum aja, ga usah dibawa ke luar. sama-sama punya burung kok kita. playground kita ini udah cukup keras loh apalagi kalau buat "pemain" gw juga kalau nyindir atau menghina selalu apa yang dimainkan/dilakukan DJ tersebut...ambil contoh : gw ga suka sama sekali dengan dj set-nya Indra Bruggman, tapi gw sama sekali ga benci apalagi dendam ama dia...kenal aja kagak nah sekarang tinggal tuh dj aja...jaman udah internet...mau jenis musik apa tinggal click doang...nah cari deh hidayah sebanyak-banyaknya...gw sampai sekarang juga masih nyari hidayah walaupun hanya sekedar penikmat #94
Main Talk / Re: Wolf + Lamb: The Marcy Hotel - Brooklyn, NYC16/05/12, 10:43
tergantung dari hati siapa dulu brot...kalau dari hatinya Laidback Luke sih males juga sih
#95
Main Talk / Re: Wolf + Lamb: The Marcy Hotel - Brooklyn, NYC14/05/12, 10:12
Swedish House Maffia harus main di sini nih
#96
Mix Tape / Demo sharing / Podcast / Re: Vindra Junko - shakeNPOP! #111/05/12, 21:14
ok juga nih
#100
Surabaya & Malang events / Re: BOIM GHETTO New Album Launching "HALLUCINATION"09/05/12, 19:09
ntar albumnya beli ya pur
|