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so the company stussy (stussy.com) is holding a national original beat competition and I have entered it (i'ma aspiring producer). I submitted, and if any of you have a soundcloud.com account, take a listen, if you like it then please 'like it' and even leave a comment if you like
Direct Link: http://soundcloud.com/frankiecriner/ignorant-bliss-3
Ignorant Bliss by FrankieCriner
Also if there is any other producers that'd like to enter then here the info:
The Stussy Make Beats Contest is about the fun of modern music making. Whether you’re a beat-maker, rapper, DJ or listener, this contest combines the creative aspect of making music with the fan’s point of view all tied together with some fresh tees and hats. The contest will be judged by Stussy, Low End Theory and Swedish synthesizer company, Teenage Engineering, who produced a new drum machine/synthesizer called the OP-1. In the music world today, it’s rare for a company to develop a piece of hardware, because most people use their computer to make beats. The OP-1 brings it back to the days of drum machines like the 808, when making beats meant banging them out on a machine. The Make Beats contest will start on 8/31/11 and invites the public to upload their own original tracks (made on any machine/computer) via the Stussy Make Beats Drop Box on SoundCloud. Send us your beats!!!
http://www.stussy.com/features/make-beats
Direct Link: http://soundcloud.com/frankiecriner/ignorant-bliss-3
Ignorant Bliss by FrankieCriner
Also if there is any other producers that'd like to enter then here the info:
The Stussy Make Beats Contest is about the fun of modern music making. Whether you’re a beat-maker, rapper, DJ or listener, this contest combines the creative aspect of making music with the fan’s point of view all tied together with some fresh tees and hats. The contest will be judged by Stussy, Low End Theory and Swedish synthesizer company, Teenage Engineering, who produced a new drum machine/synthesizer called the OP-1. In the music world today, it’s rare for a company to develop a piece of hardware, because most people use their computer to make beats. The OP-1 brings it back to the days of drum machines like the 808, when making beats meant banging them out on a machine. The Make Beats contest will start on 8/31/11 and invites the public to upload their own original tracks (made on any machine/computer) via the Stussy Make Beats Drop Box on SoundCloud. Send us your beats!!!
http://www.stussy.com/features/make-beats