Interview With Welcome Back Sailors | Artist Momentum = On the Move | Status = Breakthrough

By Cisco on April 9th, 2011

In this week’s artist interview, we hear from the ever-chill Welcome Back Sailors. Their smooth synth-pop melodies transform you a place where stress melts away, it would seem much like the small village that the boys of Welcome Back Sailors grew up in. Read on for an interesting look at what makes WBS tick.

Agency Watch- B4booking signs D’julz, new clients for Globalbass and Faze2Agency

By Veronica on April 9th, 2011

D’julz has joined Barcelona-based booking agency, B4booking. B4booking will represent him exclusively in Latin America.
Manchester-based Faze2Agency announced that they would represent three new artists in the UK & Continental Europe: I Killed Kenny, Darkhouse Family, and Submerse who owns the label, Night Audio.

EMI’s Female DJ competition is on

By Veronica on April 8th, 2011

EMI Australasia launched a new female dj competition, She Can DJ. This is a new A&R project of EMI label which represents global EDM stars like David Guetta, Deadmau5 , Empire of the Sun, and Swedish House Mafia.

The competition is open from April 7 to May 6 on shecandj.com. The 10 finalists and the ultimate winner selected by a core panel of “Ambassador Judges” will be announced in September.

Berkleemusic Partners with Soundcloud

By Veronica on April 5th, 2011

Berkleemusic, Berklee College of Music’s online continuing education division announced that they have partnered with fast growing music streaming site, SoundCloud. Now, over 75,00o Berklee members can upload, record, share, download tracks and get quick feedback on their music Soundcloud.
Berkleemusic CEO Dave Kusek said “Many of our online courses cover the best practices associated with [...]

Interview with The Amplifetes | Artist Momentum = On the Move | Status = Influential

By Cisco on March 30th, 2011

In this week’s interview, we hear from The Amplifetes whose influences range from 60s Psychedelia of Roy Wood and Velvet Underground, with some 70s brilliance of The Electric Light Orchestra and The Ramones and early Elvis Costello – New Wave plus the different shapes of David Bowie and Chicago House, with a little Paul Hardcastle on top. If that description doesn’t entice you to read on, them I’m not sure what would.