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skimpi
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Re: Starting up a label...

Post by skimpi » Wed Oct 01, 2014 8:09 pm

Why dont you commission in a more well know name to do a remix of a track, rather than paying them upfront for one of their tunes or summat, I dont know much DnB but I've never really heard of paying up front for tracks, but i do know people pay someone to do a remix for them. It just sounded at first that you wanted to start a label and just wanted to release people who are already big.
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Re: Starting up a label...

Post by codeStep » Thu Oct 02, 2014 2:16 pm

So you want to know how you can get in contact with the big artists? Email (if you have) or twitter.

They'll probably say no - hence the advice you've been getting.

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Re: Starting up a label...

Post by Elkie » Fri Oct 03, 2014 12:58 pm

skimpi wrote:Why dont you commission in a more well know name to do a remix of a track, rather than paying them upfront for one of their tunes or summat, I dont know much DnB but I've never really heard of paying up front for tracks, but i do know people pay someone to do a remix for them. It just sounded at first that you wanted to start a label and just wanted to release people who are already big.
Thanks a lot, probably the first useful thing I've gained from this, I don't know why it hadn't occurred to me to get a bigger name on a remix!
codeStep wrote:So you want to know how you can get in contact with the big artists?
No. At what point did I say that?

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Re: Starting up a label...

Post by codeStep » Fri Oct 03, 2014 8:20 pm

Elkie wrote:
skimpi wrote:Why dont you commission in a more well know name to do a remix of a track, rather than paying them upfront for one of their tunes or summat, I dont know much DnB but I've never really heard of paying up front for tracks, but i do know people pay someone to do a remix for them. It just sounded at first that you wanted to start a label and just wanted to release people who are already big.
Thanks a lot, probably the first useful thing I've gained from this, I don't know why it hadn't occurred to me to get a bigger name on a remix!
codeStep wrote:So you want to know how you can get in contact with the big artists?
No. At what point did I say that?
You said "How do I go about hitting up producers for tracks?"

If you don't really know them or they know you it will be pretty hard, as others said so maybe try build up a relationship with them first.

Yeah getting someone to do a remix is a good idea, think most artists would be more open to that than original tracks.

Good luck with it all anyway.

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