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kejk wrote:Never made a penny from EDM.

I have sold a LOT of "beats" in the Amsterdam hip hop scene - I usually charge 10eu/beat. I've sold at least 100 over the past few years.

I wanna hear some Amsterdam hip hop!! That sounds wicked.

Links??

JFK wrote:

kejk wrote:Never made a penny from EDM.

I have sold a LOT of "beats" in the Amsterdam hip hop scene - I usually charge 10eu/beat. I've sold at least 100 over the past few years.

I wanna hear some Amsterdam hip hop!! That sounds wicked.

Links??

European hiphop is immense man, my friend gave me some french hiphop on a cd a couple of years ago, it was serious!

legend4ry wrote:

JFK wrote:

kejk wrote:Never made a penny from EDM.

I have sold a LOT of "beats" in the Amsterdam hip hop scene - I usually charge 10eu/beat. I've sold at least 100 over the past few years.

I wanna hear some Amsterdam hip hop!! That sounds wicked.

Links??

European hiphop is immense man, my friend gave me some french hiphop on a cd a couple of years ago, it was serious!

Ive heard French and German hip hop before and it didnt really do anything for me. I liked the beats but a big part of hip hop for me is the lyrics, and not being bilingual meant I couldnt understand a freakin word they were saying.

The reason Amsterdam hip hop sounds so appealing is because most Amsterdammers speak better English than the majority of English people, so I was kind of hoping they might rap in English too......

I haven't made much from music

not anywhere near the amount I've spent

got a little advance from a project I did on One cell which had sony distro channels but that barely covered the amount we were spending on herb and booze

i've got serious stuff in the works. i dont know why so many people here place such little value on what they do? if you treat it like a hobby, you'll be amateur your whole life. it's up to you really.

I have trouble adjusting to European rap... they definately got us in the U.S. with their beats, but we are catching up... but French rap is just weird for me!! In this one Glitch Mob song, called "Crunk de Gaulle" it features two french rappers, one of them is Busdriver (who is AWESOME in every way), the other is some guy I don't know of.... but he says "wi wi" (spelling?) in his rap... as soon as I hear this french guy come on I have to change the song, the language just sounds too pretty and sensual to be in rap music... I'm sorry to anybody on here who is french or likes french rap, but keep the wee wee out it for the sake of the rest of the hip hop around the world...

Isturite wrote:Busdriver (who is AWESOME in every way)

while I was on stage and busdriver was agressively hitting on my wife after she told him several times she was with me...

he's not awesome in at all

good lyricist, terrible human being

Isturite wrote:two french rappers, one of them is Busdriver (who is AWESOME in every way)

Busdriver is American.

I've only heard one Busdriver track (Unemployed Astronaut) what album should I get, I liked that one a lot at the time.

JT7 wrote:We buy software/hardware for the love of doing it in the same way someone who loves playing golf pays over a Grand for a decent set of clubs and a membership at a local course

i produce music and love to play golf. i guess im really screwed financially. especially with my $0 earnings from music-heh. its ok though, i didnt get into music for money.

U are a strange one Sterling.

Soundcloud

Puffy say it all about the Benjamins.

misk wrote:if you treat it like a hobby, you'll be amateur your whole life.

Problem?

I enjoy not taking it so seriously - plus I'd have to be pretty fucking huge to earn more than I do now.

Let me repeat this again since it has been a while someone said it:

THERE IS NO MARKET FOR DUBSTEP. MAKE HOUSE IF YOU WANT MONEY.

misk wrote:i dont know why so many people here place such little value on what they do? if you treat it like a hobby, you'll be amateur your whole life. it's up to you really.

Def agree here

boot wrote:

misk wrote:i dont know why so many people here place such little value on what they do? if you treat it like a hobby, you'll be amateur your whole life. it's up to you really.

Def agree here

I think a lot of the problems with music today is because people only "dabble" instead of jumping all the way in

gotta be innit to winnit

Gotta disagree with you three, and side with that shirtless hillbilly up there.

I've been making music all my life, I can't avoid it. But if I don't like doing something, fuck it, I'm not doing it, ie arranging! Hate that shit, and just won't really do it unless it just comes naturally from the song itself.

FSTZ wrote:

Isturite wrote:Busdriver (who is AWESOME in every way)

while I was on stage and busdriver was agressively hitting on my wife after she told him several times she was with me...

he's not awesome in at all

good lyricist, terrible human being

wow i honestly might punch him in the face next time he is in Portland he did the same thing to one of my buddys old ladys

Make sure to roll camera, you will get a million youtube hits, and a lawsuit.

five-ohh-what wrote:

FSTZ wrote:

Isturite wrote:Busdriver (who is AWESOME in every way)

while I was on stage and busdriver was agressively hitting on my wife after she told him several times she was with me...

he's not awesome in at all

good lyricist, terrible human being

wow i honestly might punch him in the face next time he is in Portland he did the same thing to one of my buddys old ladys

yeah...

there is also the time I was at a radio station and he showed up sober but when we went live on air he pretended to be drunk

who does that???

nowaysj wrote:Gotta disagree with you three, and side with that shirtless hillbilly up there.

I've been making music all my life, I can't avoid it. But if I don't like doing something, fuck it, I'm not doing it, ie arranging! Hate that shit, and just won't really do it unless it just comes naturally from the song itself.

to each his own

I am used to you (and your aliases) disagreeing with me

FSTZ wrote:(and your aliases)