Good place to drop your productions

[AaronJ]

I'm a producer myself (alright, i call myself one, it's a hobby) and i noticed the new website by Fedde le Grand (He's a Dutch dj/producer)

What's surprising about this website is that users are invited to upload their own tracks to the website. Users can listen to your stuff and even rate. At first i was a bit sceptical about this but it seems to work. Fedde is actually active on the website, inviting the best producers there to see if they can release some work. Gotta say: respect for this innitiative

Anyway, this is just a general tip for putting your stuff out there (if you produced it yourself.) I noticed Soundclound is getting a bit crowded, not even to mention Youtube/Myspace etc. so http://www.feddelegrand.com is a nice solution for now..

Hope this is useful

[Ed J]

Please tell me you're havin a giraffe. Mr Detroit may well be the antithesis of anything I'd want to be a part of.

[AaronJ]

No i'm serious the website is good, not considering what you think of his music (altough 'mr. detroit' is a bit old, don't you think? )

For me it's about the concept, i've not yet seen a dj setting up a channel like this. and ofcourse i'm going to check the video tutorials the guy promised.. But if you don't like the music, just don't bother to go there..
(Might want to check out the user tracks tough, some are quite good. For me Lil' Mama by Tyler Hampton was a great discovery.)