defwill01-blog

[defwill01-blog]

Living in electronic music isolations.

Over the years, the music scene has been growing fast and the demographic has been changing. 1960′s to 1980′s it was black or gay music till the twist came along up to 1990′s, as this was era of raves and community coming together naturally for the music and popping pills to feel the vibrations within the bloodstream. As it is like smoking weed to get the high and not worry about the fear or isolations behind you.  BUT year 2000 came and things was going like a roller coaster, where films and other medium of entrainment was hybridising together and political movement of speech was getting louder and louder to speak in other forms of language. Now @petetonggonewrong was laughing story and made fun of the disabilities community. However it did make movement for inspirational stories within the electronic music scene around the globe and Pete Tong never saw that people with challenges are becoming some of finest DJ’s or sound producers.  Because we can feel the work that artist put into the musical sores. Therefore it time for executive producers should rewrite the movie and do documentary about the reality of DJ’s with challenges (This includes ones born with challenges and has authentic gift).  I remember asking SASHA (DJ/Producer) about the changes of demographic within the electronic music scene and how people with disabilities are stepping up to the plate at EMC - Sydney. Which took him awhile to try answer it but I was humble that he tried. Plus lately many of international artist that come to Brisbane, Australia like @listentobec (BEC) and Marika Rossa sees the benefits of getting inspirations influence within their lives.  My question to readers, do you have child or teenager wants to enjoy the nightlife and festivals scene? Give yourself a favour, support them because when we old enough to socialise, support them and grow opportunities to learn, share and educate the people around you. It not old ways, it new ways of being creative and supporting the growing community that collaborating with social norms.