In 2019 I found out about a community of artists named the Electronic Music Alliance, a collective I was quick to join.
I've realised some of my best work from learning in this group and I'd like to share with you this colossal bounty of electronic music that we are continuing to expand on.
Behind this link you will find everything the community has put out on collaborative projects.
I'll leave you with this great track and video made my Cylotron - a longstanding member of our community and excellent producer and DJ.
All interactions are highly appreciated, we all absolutely love what we do :)
Meeting fellow musicians is always great. I started a pub session here years ago and it's one of the best things I ever did. Are electronic musicians very social? They do have an image of operating out of bedrooms.
Rock on!
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I agree mate always a good thing, kudos on getting something going with your local lot. We are generally social yet most of our work as you can imagine involves a lot of computer time and we tend to take on projects from artists all over the world so the social game is important. Thankfully I do have a few musicians in my area that like to come round for tea, nibbles and a good jam.
I get where the term bedroom producer came from, there's many famous artists that made their debut work whilst still living with parents. Another way to look at it is DIY artist, pretty much the same as indie. I'm fortunate that I have a dedicated studio room, still not complete but it'll get there. Thanks for chatting :)
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