yeah, with stush over the top?? i think it was anyway. what is this called, where did it come from, where can i hear it again etc etc
yeah, with stush over the top?? i think it was anyway. what is this called, where did it come from, where can i hear it again etc etc
it's not a mash up, stush voiced it.
hmm, probably....
how come?
i often wonder about this. the main reason i started djing was to introduce people to tunes i loved. i can understand not giving out tunes or tracklists from a career/financial point of view (it means people have to book you to hear those tunes) but in every other way it seems kind of wrong
like this, it's stush's tune (and hh banton's) not mine, so it's not for me to keep hold of, right?
Thanks!!! It sounded so good last night on that system.
When are you DJing in London next Gabriel? I want to have a listen to one of your sets.
But from the other hand, I can see why the whole ''ive got this, you havent'' thing is so strong, and that is mostly (what i think) it boils down to, ive got this, you havent. which is cool because it makes people want it more when they hear it...
next london things are at big chill house on thursday 16th and thursday 23rd july but for what i'm assuming you'll want to hear it's gonna be yoyo and fabric in august, especially fabric, got something special for that but line up not confirmed yet
full list of (confirmed) events here http://www.theheatwave.co.uk/events/
yeah it's true, it is powerful. this is something i've always struggled with though, the idea of deliberately restricting access to something that's brilliant, in order to... what? make it more brilliant? i can't really get my head round it lol