I disagree with everyone on here saying "invest in turntables" and that's what 'makes it exclusive'. One turntables cost far more than buying a digital copy on iTunes or Beatport. Secondly, as we have become more and more transient and as consumers we continue to default to our mobile devices, we'd like this exclusive music to be available so we can get through our day with tracks like this. Vinyl will always be the warmest sounding yes, but we'd happily pay for this EP in a heartbeat to be able to play this over and over again at our fingertips - that's the point. Beautiful album.
This comment made you unelegible to buy one just because you will never enjoy a turntable's true value, which is indeed sound quality. p.s: you can buy one with an USB connection and digitize the track, if you really need to listen to it everyday at whatever hour you prefer...
Exclusiveness is one part of what makes this music so great, can't deny that ;* get yourself the turntables as Ryan says and have the greatest time! Nothing bores me more than playing digital, maybe you'll find yourself in the same spot one time! Vinyl
let me disagree here. exclusiveness is what makes a small elite of people capable of keeping good music for itself, it makes music smaller not great. it comes from the fact that once djs where this sort of shaman, the only ones able to play and mix music. with digital taking over, this elite feels threatened in its privileged position, as music is slowly becoming affordable to a bigger portion of the population. if we want great music, we must include younger generations. how many 15-16 yo can afford technics turntable and a modular mixer? not many. I respect yoyaku and i love their music, but choosing to release music on vinyl only is a shortsighted and egoist choice, particularly if you love good quality music. open up, involve the youth, spread the good music.. dont stay close in circle!!
Marco Castagneto the fact that music can become affordable to more people doesn't make it more beautiful or more fascinating. In dj's world the more important thing is that bomb tracks like this remain a little bit "hidden", otherwise no one would feel the necessity of going to a party. This is part of the charm: the dj drops tracks which no one knows, and that's the beauty of this job. If some 15-16 yo likes this kind of music they will surely find enough money for a turntable without pretending to have every exclusivity ready to be listened on youtube. You just can't say that vinyl only is something egoistic because this is the essence of this craft. If you can't understand this, you can't likewise understand this music, which despite of your disappointment, consists in digging exclusivities. Bye
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Here now in 2022 and I’m so thrilled, this track is everything. STAY BLESSED AND STRIVE FOR HAPPINESS
I'm playing this baby tonight. Thank you, Janeret! Much love from Colombia
fucking bomb. Janeret from a thousand miles
Top notch production
IT S AMAZING! REPEAT - ON!
lovely
What a release! Already got my copy
I disagree with everyone on here saying "invest in turntables" and that's what 'makes it exclusive'. One turntables cost far more than buying a digital copy on iTunes or Beatport. Secondly, as we have become more and more transient and as consumers we continue to default to our mobile devices, we'd like this exclusive music to be available so we can get through our day with tracks like this. Vinyl will always be the warmest sounding yes, but we'd happily pay for this EP in a heartbeat to be able to play this over and over again at our fingertips - that's the point. Beautiful album.
Buy it on wax and digitise it then...
Vinyl is Vinyl
Vinyl is the only true way to listen to music.
vinyl is a way for the artists/lables to keep its particularity
This comment made you unelegible to buy one just because you will never enjoy a turntable's true value, which is indeed sound quality.
p.s: you can buy one with an USB connection and digitize the track, if you really need to listen to it everyday at whatever hour you prefer...
Master Piece !!! *****
Come to Romania you G
Top work
perfect!
pure
floating
wow
godly
To stari :D
🚀
So neat... Mistaken this many times for Janeret!
Hamza Zaman it is him
:O seriously?
Hamza Zaman yee what a g
Should have followed my gut instinct since day one aha
What a man!
4:00 + !
boom
interstellar
🌌...
wew
top
ce diable
Vinyl only , Two words that always break my heart... Don't relegate us for being Digital consumers :'(
invest in some turntables, have the best of both worlds!
Exclusiveness is one part of what makes this music so great, can't deny that ;* get yourself the turntables as Ryan says and have the greatest time! Nothing bores me more than playing digital, maybe you'll find yourself in the same spot one time! Vinyl
let me disagree here. exclusiveness is what makes a small elite of people capable of keeping good music for itself, it makes music smaller not great. it comes from the fact that once djs where this sort of shaman, the only ones able to play and mix music. with digital taking over, this elite feels threatened in its privileged position, as music is slowly becoming affordable to a bigger portion of the population. if we want great music, we must include younger generations. how many 15-16 yo can afford technics turntable and a modular mixer? not many. I respect yoyaku and i love their music, but choosing to release music on vinyl only is a shortsighted and egoist choice, particularly if you love good quality music. open up, involve the youth, spread the good music.. dont stay close in circle!!
Marco Castagneto the fact that music can become affordable to more people doesn't make it more beautiful or more fascinating. In dj's world the more important thing is that bomb tracks like this remain a little bit "hidden", otherwise no one would feel the necessity of going to a party. This is part of the charm: the dj drops tracks which no one knows, and that's the beauty of this job. If some 15-16 yo likes this kind of music they will surely find enough money for a turntable without pretending to have every exclusivity ready to be listened on youtube. You just can't say that vinyl only is something egoistic because this is the essence of this craft. If you can't understand this, you can't likewise understand this music, which despite of your disappointment, consists in digging exclusivities.
Bye
Keeping it small keeps it good, wide markets are for watered down bs.
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