that little diatribe aside...

the EP has been getting good support from a nice cross-selection of DJs:

Mr. C (of course ); Ewan Pearson, Anthony Collins ("Hazy Lazy is super cool"); Jimpster ("lie to Me is amazing! love it"); Mark Henning; DJ Three ("Lie To Me" has been doing damage"); Funk D'Void; Doc Martin ("Both tracks are excellente!"); Slam; Danny Howells ("Francis never ceases to amaze - nuff respect"); Bruno Pronsato ("My Boys turning up the heat, love these cuts"); Kate Simko; Sebo K ("Great release. especially lie to me!"); Meat; Marc Ashken; Groove Armada; Silicone SoulSubb-an; Mat Playford; Miss Jools ("Beautiful Ep,,lie to me is simply a hypnotic timeless piece of music,thanks!"); Geddes; Jet Project; Buckley...

also Richie Hawtin, Dubfire and Danny Tenaglia....


jus' kiddin'

Last edited by technocolour on Aug-27-2010 at 19:30

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Originally posted by technocolour also Richie Hawtin, Dubfire and Danny Tenaglia.... jus' kiddin'

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Originally posted by woscar

+1

As for the vinyl strategy [again], I understand that part of it, and, even though there may be no direct profit from the choice to both offer releases on vinyl and to give them exclusive release periods, as you alluded to, it gives credibility to the label and, I'd be willing to bet, has a positive impact on digital sales, in the long run. It can still be profitable, indirectly.

As someone who doesn't buy vinyl, though, I just hate waiting (or, in some cases, not having the opportunity at all) to get a hold of music I already know I want.




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Originally posted by technocolour Francis is a top producer who has been changing things up a bit lately and we are happy to grab these from him - they are a bit funkier and deeper, with LA's Big Bully giving the tracks a lot of personality The release comes out on vinyl first, next week, with digital to follow in 3 weeks. Vinyl releases are still very important, certainly not for economic reasons as making money on them is exceptionally difficult. But investing in physical, tangible medium, the one that has and always will have a cult following gives a young label extra weight. it forces us to consider our releases and schedule more carefully. Releasing vinyl 3 or 4 weeks before digital is a necessity, to give it a better chance in the market place and to reward those few who buy it for spending that extra bit of cash by having a month-long exclusive.

this is great! Its all about street credit. I think it demonstrates that the label really believes in their output if they are willing to invest in a vinyl release, even though the label may only break even or lose some bucks on it.

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This is out now. I have to wait till I get paid on tuesday to pick it up. The bassline in Lie To Me is so defiant. Glad to see producers making beats outside the normal template. A breath of weird, but fresh air.

thank you for the feedback, Mark...


this is indeed out on vinyl now...in the US Halcyon (NYC) and Amoeba (LA) will carry it, trying to get it into Turntable Lab too

Online it's available here:

Phonica

Juno



Word and Sound


Chemical Records

Very solid sounds. Lie To Me is great. Nice quirky percussion, deep lush pads, crisp his, smooth vocals, overall a great track.

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Originally posted by technocolour Out on Beatport: Adultnapper & Big Bully

Obviously, you are releasing this early so you can rip people off for another 5 days. Haven't you seen Amazon's release date strategies? They follow announced dates much more stringently, instead of scamming their customers with exclusive early releases of music people want.

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hah...well said