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I think there is definitely a market for this, albeit a niche market here in the US. There may be more of a demand for something like this in Europe, where EDM is more widely accepted as mainstream music. Think about some of the limited edition prints (and posters) your parents or older relatives may have had from some of the legendary classic rock outfits of the 60s and 70s. Some of those are worth hundreds of dollars now in good condition.
Drew, if you could get the artists on board with this idea, you may be able to run a long way with it. You could potentially capture images of the artists/DJs performing at some of the most (in)famous venues in the world. Think clubs in Ibiza, the terrace at Space in Miami during WMC, huge European festivals like Creamfields, etc. Of course, your travel schedule would be a lot more hectic.
You've read these boards and others like them. You've photographed some of the biggest EDM events ever in the US. People go absolutely ape shit over these DJs and producers just like our parents did for classic rock bands in their time. The market is there; it's just thinly spread world-wide.
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