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@​izlo @​numaphlex @​johncave @​midge-f @​samuraitracks Hey gang, touching base on releases. There are approximately 5 upcoming releases which take us into late November. The plan is to release very two weeks as things ramp up. The next releases currently scheduled are from @​johncave and @​numaphlex with John's release sometime this week and Numaphlex in the last week of September. Beyond that we will have some new members on-boarded next week for the preceding releases as well as some non-dnb releases from myself. So plenty of music lined up and very excited for the next coming weeks as I have some additional news which I hope will make a big impact on the site and the community. I'll be contact you guys individually to touch base as things are rolling out. Talk soon! - J

Another cool 303 plugin, this one actually looks pretty insane in terms of features...  https://www.if-tah.com/devices/sting/

All, Just wanted to mention, ANYTIME you finish a track you're proud of, PLEASE post a link to it here:  https://aymat.org/community/releases/ The whole point of this community is to have a place where you can share, release and promote your music.  I would LOVE the release section to be filled with releases from all the session producers, REGARDLESS of it being released on LF or not. The release forum is set up specifically for this so please feel free to post ANY music you'd like to promote in it, no need to ask! ️

Few years old but a really interesting video to that talks about key changes in #1 top billboard tracks from 1958 to to 2023 (round that basically to today as well). Most modern popular music really doesn't have a lot key changes, if any, which is why a lot of it tends to sound the same IMO. Having key changes in a track isnt a requirement, but it does make it interesting and helps the track stand out more, almost like having an extended vocabulary to help you articulate and express things better. Its a little different though with electronic music since it tends to lean more towards dance and he touches on that in the beginning when he references disco. But I think its a really interesting find and something to consider: