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As I stated on here early last year; I started writing an album about Jan/Feb 2011 and have been banging out all kinds of tracks for months and months and months. Eventually I got burned out, took 6 of the tracks, signed them off and thought i'd give it another go another time..


Cut to now; I announced my "retirement" of the Legend4ry name and my involvement with Dubstep and begin to send off stuff to get signed off to more labels to make sure the last of my music gets out there, a single turned into a EP, now that EP has turned into a 100% guaranteed signing for an album.


So it all starts again! I already have the 3-4 tracks they wanted for the EP so nearly there!

Why go out with a bang when you go out with a boom!

Well done mate, your tunes are quality

so it was just a publicity stunt all this time. well played man, well played.

j/k, congrats legend4ry!

What type of stuff you going to be making next? Your tunes are quality, interested to hear what you're gonna be focusing on next

AHaha @ koman; feels like it a bit innit? I was calling favours from label heads I know and one thing lead to the next blah blah blah. After the album is out - that'll be it though! Trust.



@Huts; unsure as of yet; I really want to work with more vocalists and restart my Triphop stuff for JustAnotherAlias. Also interested in more band-like stuff these days! EDM is boring me beyond any place i'd ever thought i'd be when it comes to what I am making so I guess I will be making more 'songs' than beats.

Vinyl release ?

sorry for double post

I'm not interested in vinyl releases; me and who I do my show with are the only vinyl DJs I know these days; everyone has swapped to digital means.

I am not writing a "tunes to play out" album anyways; its going to be a headphone listen so putting it out on vinyl will have no benefits other than to say "I have my album on vinyl" which only carries weight in Dubstep & DnB which is what I am getting out from anyways haha!


Though, it does piss me off that people who don't even own a single vinyl, let alone a turn table and get vinyl releases; if you ain't part of our culture then don't try and get involved!

legend4ry wrote: Though, it does piss me off that people who don't even own a single vinyl, let alone a turn table and get vinyl releases; if you ain't part of our culture then don't try and get involved!

Hang on... people who don't even own vinyl, then get vinyl releases? Surely that then means they do then own vinyl?

Also what's wrong with people buying the odd vinyl even if they don't have decks? That is still supporting the artists, label and scene which can't be a bad thing.

I bought the odd vinyl years ego even though I had a deck to play off I only used to buy old records to sample off. Now due to me dabbling with "playing out vinyl" I've come to the conclusion that I really like buying current releases and I'm building up a collection of dubstep and bass music. I think your comment was meant to be light hearted but I dunno don't think it was necessary, all vinyl sales are good ones imo.

Thats totally not what I said i'll explain further..

".......who don't even own a single vinyl, let alone a turn table" means, vinyl is amazing to collect, even if you have nothing to play it on I embrace that! (the smell :O)

What I mean is...


A vinyl release and a digital release hold exactly the same amount of weight if the tunes are quality in this day n age - FACT!

So, if you DJ out digitally, buy your music digitally and are part of that whole scene while having absolutely no interest in vinyl other than to get your tunes on it then its a bit contradictory, shouldn't you be releasing on the medium you support?

I hate the idea of producers who are not a part of the vinyl culture, like people who have never stepped foot in a record shop, even knew what a vinyl was until people started taking about it on forums getting signed/put out on vinyl. Its just one of my pet-peeves, vinyl costs a lot to produce so if you don't even own a single vinyl, making a label fork out grands worth of money for your release just because it'll be on vinyl and that equates to being a " big producer" these days is just arrogant and self-righteous. There is nothing wrong with not being a vinyl DJ but just appreciating it, collecting it and maybe have a little record player at home you whack on once in a while when you want a quiet night in doors listening to music and still putting out wax because those people have respect for the medium, culture and most important money, time and effort labels go through to put it out.

congrats man! i hope to be where you are at someday, good work you deserve it.

"The more you try and run from your destiny, the harder it comes back to bite you on the ass"

Well done man!

Congrats, bro.

lloydy wrote:

nowaysj wrote:Congrats, bro.

x2

Sinestepper wrote:

lloydy wrote:

nowaysj wrote:Congrats, bro.

x2

+5

divided by 10

multiply by 10,000

add 2 million

Thats awesome congrats!

Ive really enjoyed the Wednes4ry i hope that wont be stopping??

But I will DEF be picking up your album thats huge man

Climax wrote:I will DEF be picking up your album

On vinyl, that is. Only buy vinyl...

congrats
though on your digital vs vinyl argument about holding the same weight i'd have to disagree as a label is putting a lot more funding and at stake to put something out at vinyl just to break even

saw you post this on FB yesterday

big up