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- Check out this new banger from Relentless & @SpekrFreks! Perhaps there's a couple remixes of my music in the works?? :)
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Monthly Archives: May 2010
What I’ve been up to since Bingo
Just wanted to let y’all know what I’ve been up recently! Last Friday I finished recording a song in the studio of Stefano Sorrentino, a very talented producer from Italy who has produced several Billboard hits including Kim Sozzi’s “Feel Your Love”
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We’ve got a smash hit in our hands, I can feel it! =) *Crossing my fingers and toes*[...] Continue reading
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Tagged billboard, feel your love, kim sozzi, music video, stefano sorrentino
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New radio edit of “Bingo” – and remix coming soon!
Here is the Radio Edit of my latest single with John Dahlbäck, “Bingo”. Just heard the remix too – sounding sick!!
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Tagged john dahlbäck, John Dahlback Bingo, john dahlback ft Elodie
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From Australia to England
My hot hot music tip of the week!
Posted in Song of the week
Tagged electronic pop, hurts, new music, Song of the week, synth pop
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Why I Think Spotify will end illegal downloading
Last week, I wrote about why I think Spotify is a great tool for artists as a means of spreading their music, and this week I want to go even further and explain why I think Spotify will probably and hopefully kill illegal downloading forever, putting the money back into the artists’ pockets after a decade of panic in the music industry. Sue me if I’m wrong, but I think I may be onto something here!
In the new version of Spotify, you are now able to import music to Spotify from your local harddrive (such as from iTunes). I just came across this article (heads up: it’s written in Swedish) that brings up the privacy issue of giving Spotify access to your other music. The author means that since all the major record companies basically own Spotify, it would be very hard for Spotify to withhold this user info from them, and this could mean that the labels would be using Spotify as a means of finding illegal downloaders and putting them behind bars.[...]
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Posted in Music debates
Tagged downloading music, future of music, illegal downloading, illegal filesharing, spotify
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