AbstractSteeloShow, Interview
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0:00 Here we are, Abstract and Stilo, and also we've got Angelo there
Alright guys, here we are, Abstract and Stilo, and also we've got Angelo there. Alright, tell us where you are now, okay? It's 2010. What's happening? Okay, 2010. To start right off the bat, 2010. We started in 2008. Two dudes in a living room, in a little corner of that living room, doing music reviews. From there, a year later, we had our own room, production, CD players, the lights. Everything's kind of slowed down for us a little bit because we're redoing that room. But for 2010, that room is going to reopen. Our studio is going to reopen. We've gotten sponsors from this point on. Companies have come up to us and said, hey, can you help us out? We need reviews, we need this, we need that. They're taking us to Vegas. Here we are in MobileBeat thanks to our sponsors. We've been to NAMM thanks to our sponsors.
1:18 To people out there who
And that was ignited by Jonathan right here because he went and told these guys, you better hold on to these guys or someone's going to pick them up. And we've had calls from other companies and said this and that, but we're not going to leave who's been taking care of us for the last year and a half. So, you know, we're making things happen and according to Jonathan here, it's only going to get bigger and bigger and bigger. Oh yeah, I mean very quickly as well. You mentioned, we just had sort of a bit of a seminar and we talked about music etc. And can you just explain to people out there who are let's say mobile DJs and they feel as though they're in a rut because they have to play the continually same music all the time. So how did you get away from playing the same music to what you play now? Alright well, the way you get out of that rut is get out of the rut.
2:12 DJ Tutor.com The DJ Tutor
Play what you want, sneak it in, don't be scared, throw it in and look at the crowd. If they're not moving to it, take it out, go back to what you were doing, find a different track. If you want to get into an electro sound, use your commercial electro, you know, your mashup. Throw it back in. All the kids will get up like, oh my god, I know that song. It's just a different beat, that's all you did. In and out. If you want to try something new at a gig, I know they're not paying you to do that, try it anyways and if it works... DJ Tutor.com The DJ Tutor. That's brilliant. Alright, take us out. Practice and enjoy. You know what's up.
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