That's very true - especially if you're looking beyond a niche. I can't keep up with all the good music. Thank god for promos!
MEK Fred Heutte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 04/24/2008 01:48:02 AM: > I'm with my friend Mikebee, long time Detroit festival attendee, ace > DJ, buyer at the world-renowned Amoeba records and possessor > of serious vinyl. He was recently profiled in the SF Weekly and says, > > "Every year there's always people out there who'll go, 'Ah, what > a sh1##ty year for music this was!' I find that impossible to relate > to. Every year is another great year. There's too much to experience!" > > http://www.sfweekly.com/2008-03-12/music/making-a-buzz/ > > fh > > ============== > > > I really liked reading this. > > American electronic music has gotten into a pretty serious rut in the > past 7 years. > > Despite this, I have continued to hear phenomenal music. It appears > that the successes are not being held by those creators often, and the > success and cash ends up going to a trendier or more easily swallowed > form of hipper musics. > > Michael Kuszynski > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.planerecordings.com > New York, NY >
