Mixmash Pop, Dance, Urban March 2009

Alright folks, now occasionally I'll do some demos on these guys here. They're music DVDs from a company called Mixmash. Now the trouble is at the moment I'm trying to get through all the legal logistics that will basically enable me to do some very, very short demos showing you the DVDs as well. So until that time what I'll do, I'll show you these three and then you can have a look at the artists and what to expect. I'll put a link in the side of the video here in the description that will take you to the Mixmash website, so let's have a look. Right, we've got March Urban 2009, we've got Pop 2009 and we've got The Dance, all March 2009. Right, this is The Dance DVD and you can always pause it to have a closer look. Let us know if there are any particular tracks you do like or maybe you don't like.

Right, this guy here is the pop issue. What you sometimes find is you may have certain tracks on the pop issue and the same tracks on the dance issue or urban. But that's because in a sense the tracks are almost crossing over from, you know, the likes of pop maybe to dance and maybe vice versa. They're dance orientated but they could also be classed as pop as well. This one here now is the urban. Now very quickly... If there's anyone out there watching this video at the moment who is seriously involved in the music industry, let's be honest, wouldn't it be a better idea if people like me could do a quick easy demo showing people small snippets of these videos as opposed to just having a look at the tracks because at the end of the day it's you guys who will benefit the most because if people see the videos they're more likely wanting that they will more likely want to buy them.

There you go, that's the Urban. Check out the link in the description. Thank you very much to Mix Mash. Practice and enjoy.

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