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Status: Single
City: ORLANDO
State: Florida
Country: US
Signup Date: 4/18/2006

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[21 Dec 2008 | Sunday] 

Current mood:  groggy
Category: Music
Yes, EIGHT-TRACKS is always looking for music and is happy to listen to yours. Here are some guidelines:

- We are interested in funky eclectic house (or house-ish) tracks
- Nothing too tracky or repetitive ... the more song-like the better
- If it's sorta weird and quirky, we will probably like it a little more
- Vocals or vocal hooks aren't necessary but are a plus
- We're not interested in tracks with uncleared and identifiable samples
- We have a weakness for guitars

As for sending us the music, we would totally prefer a CD in the mail. Send to:

EIGHT-TRACKS
P.O. Box 540571
Orlando FL 32854 USA

Please contact us beforehand by e-mail to let us know you're sending us music by clicking HERE.

Please don't put more than 3 songs on your CD. If we want to hear more then we will let you know.

You may direct us to your MySpace page to preview music but, honestly, those players never really work right in our browser so chances are we won't be able to listen. Even if we do get the MySpace music player to work we will be listening through crappy laptop speakers which won't represent your music well. It's really best to send a CD.

You can also e-mail us links to downloadable MP3s. We can listen to those, but only send links to 2 or 3 songs at a time. And even though MP3s are acceptable : yes, we still prefer a CD.

Please don't barrage us with "have you listened to it yet?" messages. We can sometimes be slow, but we will eventually get back to you.

Let us know if you have any questions ...

ADDENDUM: You are also more than welcome to send us tracks via our SoundCloud dropbox by clicking the box below. Again, please send us an e-mail to let us know you've uploaded a track by clicking HERE

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Currently reading:
From Joy Division to New Order: The True Story of Anthony H. Wilson and Factory Records
By Mick Middles
Release date: April, 2002
QUEEP

 
The best of luck with the new label lads... will be awaiting the oul ear candy with great interest.... if ur track record is anything to go by, this musical venture should really do some damage, and produce some gems :)
 
Posted by QUEEP on [30 Apr 2006 | Sunday] - 5:16 PM
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Joe Livingston

 
I read that book From Joy Division to New Order: The True Story of Anthony H. Wilson and Factory Records last year. Quite a rush going inside the backdrop of dance music history. I will send you a CD of the rmx...rock on!
 
Posted by Joe Livingston on [11 Jul 2006 | Tuesday] - 4:58 PM
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Bobby Starrr aka Bobby Starrr Productions

 

hi mike n dave

i have some trax which i wanna send out to florida for inspection....also just sent ya an email to double check the addresse etcetera

love n respect

RMS


 
Posted by Bobby Starrr aka Bobby Starrr Productions on [19 Jul 2006 | Wednesday] - 11:48 PM
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