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Record labels sending promos
Anyone know of some record labels that send you promos when you join their mailing list? I am really interested in getting some but I don't know where to start :P
hard to get unless you're playing out lots, but free records always a good idea
or you write for publications like ivibes.nu
i'm not bothering to tell you how many i'm on.
I think Overdose records has a VIP status that you can buy to get on their mailing list and receive all their new releases and promos firsthand. not sure if they still do that or not.
HOOJ use to allow you to pay like 50-80$ a month for like 30promo's.
Platipus lets you pay alot of $ to get promo's too 
I want to be on the vandit promo list
if ever a thing existed.
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| Originally posted by trippennuts Platipus lets you pay alot of $ to get promo's too |
bonzai do this
u can buy in 3, 6 or 12 month subscriptions...
http://www.bonzaimusic.net/shop/index.php?cPath=2
wow i never knew labels did this......gonna have to seriously look into it....
seems like a better idea than constantly going down to groovman and gettting ass raped on the prices all the time.....
also would be cool to get vinyls in the mail all the time....
that is defintely a good way to have the latest tracks and get known for dropping sick sets. i guess 210 fazoules would be a fair price for that.
isnt everyone
Personally, I'm not that big a fan of these kind of lists.. Since you're paying for something you don't know..
OK, you'll probably only do it for a label of which you like the releases.. But every label can have bad releases, and then you're paying for something you don't like.
Then, the only reason for me would be to do it for the mere fact that you get promo's. Well, since I strongly believe that having new tracks doesn't make you a better DJ, that doesn't do it for me either..
quite a few labels offer a paying promo list, you just gotta find out the ones & hope you can afford it, as people have said, a lot of 'freebies' only goto the big named dj's or the media (ivibes trance.nu etc) as we can help sell more by publicising them etc
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| Originally posted by basd Personally, I'm not that big a fan of these kind of lists.. Since you're paying for something you don't know.. OK, you'll probably only do it for a label of which you like the releases.. But every label can have bad releases, and then you're paying for something you don't like. Then, the only reason for me would be to do it for the mere fact that you get promo's. Well, since I strongly believe that having new tracks doesn't make you a better DJ, that doesn't do it for me either.. |
Yeah, but this holds only for myself
I just don't think it's worth spending too much money on the chance you MIGHT get a good track a few weeks (or maybe a month or two) before everyone else does..
I'm not too label-bound when buying records anyway..
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| Originally posted by basd Yeah, but this holds only for myself I just don't think it's worth spending too much money on the chance you MIGHT get a good track a few weeks (or maybe a month or two) before everyone else does..I'm not too label-bound when buying records anyway.. |
Another bad thing is that, when buying PROMOS, the artists dont get any royalties. PROMOS doesnt count as record sales. So for those of you who loves supporting the artists, this surely is not the way.
Are there any record labels that do this for promos on CDR instead of vinyl?
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| Originally posted by Galapidate Are there any record labels that do this for promos on CDR instead of vinyl? |

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Originally posted by Vigilante |
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| Originally posted by Zombie0729 HOOJ use to allow you to pay like 50-80$ a month for like 30promo's. |
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| Originally posted by basd Personally, I'm not that big a fan of these kind of lists.. Since you're paying for something you don't know.. OK, you'll probably only do it for a label of which you like the releases.. But every label can have bad releases, and then you're paying for something you don't like. Then, the only reason for me would be to do it for the mere fact that you get promo's. Well, since I strongly believe that having new tracks doesn't make you a better DJ, that doesn't do it for me either.. |
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| Originally posted by Galapidate Are there any record labels that do this for promos on CDR instead of vinyl? |
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