I shudder to think about what the future of the electronic music underground means with all these cloud zombies running around. These kids know there's no cell service out in the middle of the desert right???
Your comment reminded me of an old video that went viral quite a few years back and has since been reposted to infinity. There are still legitimate DJs that focus on the aspects that you care about but I suspect downward pricing pressure have forced the creation of "show" DJs that are just there to play some music for venues that don't really care. Note: I am not in the industry and these are all just second hand observations so I could be totally off the mark.
Yeah, stuff like that happens all the time. Warehouse parties, desert parties, forest parties, that scene is alive and well. Hell even the kandy-kid Happy Hardcore 90s raver culture is still going
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Your comment reminded me of an old video that went viral quite a few years back and has since been reposted to infinity. There are still legitimate DJs that focus on the aspects that you care about but I suspect downward pricing pressure have forced the creation of "show" DJs that are just there to play some music for venues that don't really care. Note: I am not in the industry and these are all just second hand observations so I could be totally off the mark.
[1]:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQOpqJ82EY4
On a side note, do people still run underground raves like the following?
[2]:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=648UkmmTG5w
WWARNING: LOUD AUDIO
Wonder if there is a market for people to go back to the 80s/90s. We might as well since we might be re-playing the cold war era!
Yeah, stuff like that happens all the time. Warehouse parties, desert parties, forest parties, that scene is alive and well. Hell even the kandy-kid Happy Hardcore 90s raver culture is still going