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Jimmy A
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Hi - I know the word hardcore may be swearing to some of you, but I'm just after a bit of advice.
I used to play out hardcore during the nineties - I was no great shakes but I managed to get gigs alongside names like Sy, Slipmatt, Vibes & Livelee, so I must have been alright!
I was as surprised as anyone to hear of hardcore's reported resurgence, and I've noticed that there is even a hardcore night in my home town of Leeds (which there never was when I was DJIng!)
Now, having never been to Ibiza, and having decided that I'm off for the summer, I've decided that I'm going to take a bag of records along.
For the last couple of years I bought a fair bit of the Subliminal style house, and techy house, and I like that.
But what should I do? - Do I stick with what I was successful at at the highlight (ahem!) of my DJing career, (ie bring hardcore), or do I try to compete in areas where there is undoubtedly a surfeit of newer (and probably better) talent (ie new modern house music)
PS - the sort of hardcore I would be playing would either be old skool stuff from 92, or banging bouncy techno stuff from 1995-98 (my two favourite styles)
Would there be any call for it? and what are my chances of getting a job?
Thanks!!
I used to play out hardcore during the nineties - I was no great shakes but I managed to get gigs alongside names like Sy, Slipmatt, Vibes & Livelee, so I must have been alright!
I was as surprised as anyone to hear of hardcore's reported resurgence, and I've noticed that there is even a hardcore night in my home town of Leeds (which there never was when I was DJIng!)
Now, having never been to Ibiza, and having decided that I'm off for the summer, I've decided that I'm going to take a bag of records along.
For the last couple of years I bought a fair bit of the Subliminal style house, and techy house, and I like that.
But what should I do? - Do I stick with what I was successful at at the highlight (ahem!) of my DJing career, (ie bring hardcore), or do I try to compete in areas where there is undoubtedly a surfeit of newer (and probably better) talent (ie new modern house music)
PS - the sort of hardcore I would be playing would either be old skool stuff from 92, or banging bouncy techno stuff from 1995-98 (my two favourite styles)
Would there be any call for it? and what are my chances of getting a job?
Thanks!!