I made the channel "TechnoTracklist". It's orphaned and I'll probably never get it back. You like my sound come to my soundcloud. I have all the links and everything there.
If you enjoyed Headroom's sur:real track there is some new stuff that has a similar vibe of this industrial techno trance hybrid. I can recommend the Nova Future blog who features this kind of sound and whom I still consistently enjoy their selections. New labels such as Sindex and on youtube @hardvision and @zukazhvania2270 who post these types of track. Another label and collective is Demain Kollectiv.
I started spotify and was surprised to find a decent amount. Spotify is definitely nice if they have the music and I have been able to find enough to be worth the time. It is pretty fun to be able to go through massive backlogs through the convenience of spotify, but it also has brand new releases. Please have a look if you will: open.spotify.com/user/ymuvxbl0xonydfi8bsohl3zfd?si…
I gave up long time ago when videos were being taken down left and right due to copyright issues. I didn't see the need to since then because there are plenty of uploaders. That only leaves very rare records that still haven't been uploaded yet because I don't see the point in uploading duplicates. The next step is reposting/reblogging because the videos are there now. If there is interest I have taken to soundcloud which I would do anyways because it is a great place for discovery. I simply don't see the need to upload videos anymore.
Question is what platform? I was incredibly surprised anyone responded to my recent upload, but also realized youtube is the place to be. Would it be interesting if I repost/blog tracks here on my youtube channel?
BTW, I made the channel "TechnoTracklist". I have no idea what to do about it. Everything got messed up when they were transitioning from the real name policy long time ago. Another reason why I abandoned this whole thing.
Kageki
I made the channel "TechnoTracklist". It's orphaned and I'll probably never get it back. You like my sound come to my soundcloud. I have all the links and everything there.
soundcloud.com/kageki
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Kageki
If you enjoyed Headroom's sur:real track there is some new stuff that has a similar vibe of this industrial techno trance hybrid. I can recommend the Nova Future blog who features this kind of sound and whom I still consistently enjoy their selections. New labels such as Sindex and on youtube @hardvision and @zukazhvania2270 who post these types of track. Another label and collective is Demain Kollectiv.
soundcloud.com/novafuture
soundcloud.com/demainkollectiv
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Kageki
I started spotify and was surprised to find a decent amount. Spotify is definitely nice if they have the music and I have been able to find enough to be worth the time. It is pretty fun to be able to go through massive backlogs through the convenience of spotify, but it also has brand new releases. Please have a look if you will:
open.spotify.com/user/ymuvxbl0xonydfi8bsohl3zfd?si…
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Kageki
I gave up long time ago when videos were being taken down left and right due to copyright issues. I didn't see the need to since then because there are plenty of uploaders. That only leaves very rare records that still haven't been uploaded yet because I don't see the point in uploading duplicates. The next step is reposting/reblogging because the videos are there now. If there is interest I have taken to soundcloud which I would do anyways because it is a great place for discovery. I simply don't see the need to upload videos anymore.
Question is what platform? I was incredibly surprised anyone responded to my recent upload, but also realized youtube is the place to be. Would it be interesting if I repost/blog tracks here on my youtube channel?
BTW, I made the channel "TechnoTracklist". I have no idea what to do about it. Everything got messed up when they were transitioning from the real name policy long time ago. Another reason why I abandoned this whole thing.
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