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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Reese
One thing I will say...and it took the Bob Sinclar and Guetta nights to figure it out...the dj/producers that get a lot of XM/Sirius play, or have their own shows are the ones that pull the massive crowds. Dirty strikes me as the type that would be in on that. I can't say for myself because I don't have sat radio. I've seen some djs get pretty popular pretty quick that way, but this was too fast for that big of a jump. Kaskade is another getting big though sat radio. I didn't know he was big on it until the first time I opened for him and he was setting up his XM equip though half my set. Didn't mind though, he's a cool guy which also adds to the popularity of some of these guys. You've all noticed a big boost in Kaskade's popularity too. It's taken some time, but in a year he blew up. You'll see that in a month. I suggest buying presales for that one too. It's right after WMC, but he's pulling that commercial crowd too....oh yeah....and lots of hot women |
i think what helps a lot is all of the big commercial hits and remixes the names you mentioned have done. the average person hasn't heard of most djs, but they do know Tiesto, Guetta, etc. I think Kaskade and Dirty South are getting into that type of name recognition by the average joe now. weirdly enough with Kaskade, he played in Vegas over the SuperBowl weekend at the Bank, and the club asked him to wait until after 3 to start so the people there for the hiphop music the opening dj played started to this out. Brian was good natured about it - hey he got his full fee...but def a weird one there to have the resident dj play hardcore rap for 5 hours before handing it over at 315 on a sunday nite/monday morning.
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