a new "new music" music site
John Nowak <[email protected]> Tue, 8 Jun 2004 02:07:52 -0400
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(x-posted to reaktor_romp... I'm posting this here to try and gauge interest, or perhaps have someone whack me over the head because a site like this already exists) "Would any of you be interested in a website featuring -only- the latest, bleeding-edge, ground-breaking computer music? All artists who would be interested in joining would either mail a CD along with an artistic statement, or email a few links along with a statement. The artists would retain all rights to the music... completely non-exclusive, etc. All songs offered would be free and available for download (no streaming nonsense). Users of the site would receive a newsletter once a week via email introducing new artists and songs, along with the respective information, etc. Real personal-like. The site would require no signing up, no logging in, no cookie nonsense, etc. Just an optional subscription to the newsletter. Received materials would be screened to ensure that the artists definition of bleeding edge isn't "techno with a twist", but something actually attempting to do something new... something actually experimental. Regardless of weather the reviewers actually like it or not doesn't matter so much. The idea behind the site is to allow artists who are trying to break down walls an opportunity to share their work with a community. The site itself would be white, clean, and free of any sort of style and imagery that might take away focus from the music. I would also possibly be interested in allowing artists to submit video works, flash works, etc. I would definitely also like to get some articles written by the artists giving their opinions and viewpoints about anything and everything. I have no interest in running a site to keep people up to date though on the latest happenings... there are sites like rhizome.org for that. It would be strictly for showcasing work, be it musical, textual, or possibly visual (bandwidth is a bitch). Does anyone think there would be an interest in this sort of thing? Perhaps even interested in contributing music? If enough people say yes, I could get this site up and running in about a week." - John Nowak _______________________________________________ csoundtekno mailing list [email protected] Subscribe, unsubscribe, change mailing list options: http://plot.bek.no/mailman/listinfo/csoundtekno