[Dynagroove] house music is dieing

[Steven Linseth]

well said, now that was G as f*ck!!! well i grab the torch and im goin to run with it guys, and i dont have any kids or a family sooooo i now declare house as my family and ill say the over 31 people are my grand parents!!!! bahahaha!!!! compliments to AMY :-P



----- Original Message ----
From: Lars Behrenroth <lars at housesound.com>
To: dynagroove <dynagroove at dynagroove.com>
Sent: Monday, October 20, 2008 1:53:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Dynagroove] house music is dieing

house music is not dieing.

interests might shift and maybe it's not all like it once was. people 
get older and realize that staying home w/ their family can be fun, too.

imo one problem is that some DJs and promoters get older and are set in 
their ways (and music they play) and don't show flexibility to recruit 
new listeners but rather think they're too good to invite those who are 
new to the music.

personally I love checking out parties that don't push the house music 
label but the music is pretty much exactly that and the party is right.
Martin Landsky hosted by Droog at The Room in Hollywood was the f*ckin 
bomb. I hardly knew anyone, people were dancing, people were drinking 
and the music was ace.

RIGHT NOW is a very exciting time cause house music is coming around 
again and entering a new level.
the differences between styles are pretty much disappearing and whether 
it's soulful, minimal, deep tech or whatever, it could all be played the 
same night. ..


at the end it's important that the party is a party and not just a 
showcase of coolness.

lb.
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