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Sykonee
Supreme EMCritic

Registered: Dec 2004
Location: Vancouver, Canada
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I think promoting the notion of distribution and even buying of quality music will be far more productive in the long run than the downloading of toss-off music. At least, for those of us that want that kind of thing.
Armada will always appeal to the fresh faces in the overall scene, because that's their target audience. Eventually, those new fans will either burn out after they realize the music really is quite generic, or they've 'discovered' other genres like tech-house, jungle, or psy. Armada (and Cloud9 Music, which they seem to be joined at the hip in recent years) operates in much the same way as any run-of-the-mill euro-dance label, only they try to sell themselves as something more musically credible than ZYX or Polystar. It even worked until the last couple years...
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Aug-26-2009 16:45
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Hrvoje
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2006
Location: Croatia,Zagreb
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Aug-26-2009 16:58
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