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| quote: | Originally posted by Zack Roth
I feel like that ship has sailed though. Not to be pessimistic about it, but how relevant is Airwave these days? I mean that with all due respect of course...the guy is beyond being a legend. Its more a comment on where the scene is at musically these days. In the whole Skrillex / SHM / Avicii world...how does Airwave fit in? He fits in perfectly with me and my tastes, thats for damn sure. Just curious how the majority would feel about him playing a headline set in NYC in 2012.
I'm all for it though. Lets make it happen. |
i def understand what you're saying...
from a business stand point it wont be packed like big top 100 dj's.
guy is def a legend, he'e been doing it for more than 15 years and yet still hassent sold out or changed his sound very much...still keeps it real. it's a shame tho he still makes great trance but dont get much support... you got armin who's radio show is called "a state of trance" but yet he hassent supported an airwave track in years and show this new generation of clubbers that deep,melodic,prog, euphoric trance still exists
he does have an artist album coming out later on in the year
so hopefully if he does hit the states he stops by nyc for some kind of gig
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