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How To Build A Local Scene: Part Three

gsynth January 15, 2006 Comments

Whether you want to promote events, start a record label or DJ agency, run a website, radio show or magazine, or anything else in the scene, the following tips should help you get started. Only you know what you uniquely have to give. Don’t be afraid to step up, learn some new skills and make something happen. Once someone takes the lead, people are likely to follow and come along for the ri... Read More »

How To Build A Local Scene – Part Two

gsynth November 15, 2005 Comments

Everyone has to start somewhere. There seems to be many doorways into the music industry. The key is to find an entrance that works for you. To walk through it and get involved where you can learn and grow and become what you want to be, and enjoy the journey. Whether you have a goal in mind or not, you can often stumble upon opportunities. You can often find or put yourself in situations where yo... Read More »

Christianity and the Dance Scene III:

Brandon September 15, 2005 Comments

Any history of a Christian dance scene must include not only the producers of the music and the DJs that spin it, but also the variety of venues, the myriad of events, and the differing motivations that exist for throwing parties – outreach, worship, the desire to kick out the jams, whatever. Dance music events are a key element of the subculture and should not be treated lightly. Read More »

How To Build A Local Scene – Part One

gsynth September 15, 2005 Comments

The building blocks of any scene are the people in it. The talent, events organizers, and anyone and everyone who gets involved to help out, show support, or show up at events. You can’t have a scene without all the crucial elements – mainly people, talent, skills, equipment, and support – so building excitement and getting people involved is a major priority. What it comes down ... Read More »

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