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tenfold234
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Canada
75 posts
Joined: Dec, 2017
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 Posted - 2018/06/29 : 19:18:45
Any know if D-Lyte is still supporting this label. Haven't seen any releases since last year
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DJIntensity
Senior Member
Australia
447 posts
Joined: Oct, 2017
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Posted - 2018/06/30 : 04:52:45
Have no idea it?s been ages since I listened to any of his tunes.
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dj switchback
Senior Member
United Kingdom
363 posts
Joined: Jul, 2004
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Posted - 2018/07/13 : 00:47:32
He was needing some motivation to release some new stuff. That's what he said to me a few months back. He works FT (as far as I know) and there's a lot of effort goes into running a label, with, unfortunately very little financial reward. The label is still going tho!!
I've binned Facebook now so I haven't spoken with Justin for over a month or so. But I'm sure we'll get more Legit stuff down the line.
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arpz
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United Kingdom
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Joined: Aug, 2012
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Posted - 2018/07/13 : 06:11:06
He did say the other day that there's a few bits waiting in the wings but that he needs to find some motivation to put them out. Pretty sure he loses money on all of them and that it's a labour of love so try not to be too hard on him
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Craig Cairney
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United Kingdom
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Joined: Nov, 2016
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Posted - 2018/07/13 : 21:30:15
Yeah definitely man!! It's a great label etc and I hope it continues. But as said, there's not much financial reward with digital downloads in Hardcore.
I have (along with others) urged him to put out a CD like the old Rebuild albums. We'd get something tangible, a cool CD filled with 10-12 tracks or so, and hopefully he and the artists would make a few quid.
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trippnface
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United States
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Joined: Jan, 2010
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Posted - 2018/07/13 : 22:52:19
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Originally posted by Craig Cairney:
Yeah definitely man!! It's a great label etc and I hope it continues. But as said, there's not much financial reward with digital downloads in Hardcore.
I have (along with others) urged him to put out a CD like the old Rebuild albums. We'd get something tangible, a cool CD filled with 10-12 tracks or so, and hopefully he and the artists would make a few quid.
i'd be on that. d lyte still keepin it real.
missed a show he spun in LA, i bet it was kill
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Samination
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Sweden
13,227 posts
Joined: Jul, 2004
195 hardcore releases
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Posted - 2018/07/14 : 05:17:02
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Originally posted by dj switchback:
I've binned Facebook now so I haven't spoken with Justin for over a month or so. But I'm sure we'll get more Legit stuff down the line.
I was going to ask where you went. I guess I don't need to now :)
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Craig Cairney
Junior Member
United Kingdom
146 posts
Joined: Nov, 2016
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Posted - 2018/07/14 : 21:19:15
Ha, yeah man! 10 years is more than enough!
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tenfold234
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Canada
75 posts
Joined: Dec, 2017
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Posted - 2018/07/15 : 13:43:30
quote:
Yeah definitely man!! It's a great label etc and I hope it continues. But as said, there's not much financial reward with digital downloads in Hardcore.
I have (along with others) urged him to put out a CD like the old Rebuild albums. We'd get something tangible, a cool CD filled with 10-12 tracks or so, and hopefully he and the artists would make a few quid.
He should team up with Robbie Long and combine unreleased TNC bits with Legitimate as I know Robbie has said in the past he would be down to release his entire back catalog if the demand was big enough.
They can call the CD "Legitimately Crispy" or something on those lines
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