You support the N/W Music scene how???

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Jan 22, 2007
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KALYN said:
I started out as a fan.. buying up all the NW albums I could get my hands on... then I started networking and promoting projects, obtaining advertising and press for different labels, promoting shows and getting additional coverage (local press and photography).. I have street teams for the local area that get the word out on new releases and shows we fly folks in for.. I put together an entire NW issue of SWB to showcase some of the hottest in the region (no- I didnt cover everyone..) .. I've stocked shelves with product all over the NW.. and shipped bulk product out the region to shops in the Bay and in the mid-West.. photoshoots for album covers and one-sheets and promo flyers/posters.. I've connected different artists in this region with other artists outside of the region, hustled beats and verses.. written reviews and press releases... I've been on the road and hustled CD's - recruited dancers and 'entertainment' for artists we've brought to town... lol...
Ah yes.. its been some good times........
Yeah...that pretty much sum's up what I do....just on a lil smaller level...hahah
And yes...it is a lot of fun! Finally somthing I can be passionate about and enjoy...as hectic as it is!
 
Feb 4, 2004
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I have been reppin the NW from day 1........ Slangin CD's, Buying CD's, Going to shows and even setting up shows back in the day. Infact I remember workin with a ton of cats on this board today. Now I dj worldwide and spin NW shit whenever I can. I spin it on my monthly podcast (15000 listeners and counting) and now on my new show on X104fm called the Wednesday night groove with the homie Dj Tone from 10pm to midnight starting 5/2/07.

Every now and then I ask for music to rock on my show or if I am playing a big gig out of town but cats just sleep on it. So I just keep to myself but if you wanna send tracks in the email is still the same [email protected] and make sure you isht is copywrited and mastered.
 
Mar 11, 2005
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I feel you.
KALYN said:
I started out as a fan.. buying up all the NW albums I could get my hands on... then I started networking and promoting projects, obtaining advertising and press for different labels, promoting shows and getting additional coverage (local press and photography).. I have street teams for the local area that get the word out on new releases and shows we fly folks in for.. I put together an entire NW issue of SWB to showcase some of the hottest in the region (no- I didnt cover everyone..) .. I've stocked shelves with product all over the NW.. and shipped bulk product out the region to shops in the Bay and in the mid-West.. photoshoots for album covers and one-sheets and promo flyers/posters.. I've connected different artists in this region with other artists outside of the region, hustled beats and verses.. written reviews and press releases... I've been on the road and hustled CD's - recruited dancers and 'entertainment' for artists we've brought to town... lol...
Ah yes.. its been some good times........