Re: [microsound] podcasting/audioblogs/net.radio/p2p

[Simon Kong <nil@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

  Hey . there

   I have an answer for you.

  Check out www.psurkit.net

  I'm doing the Speakeasy show.  I'm onto my fifth one.  All the
  music I am featuring is free net-label music.

  The original brief was Techno.  However Due to finding a vast
  amount of really good microsound (and other stuff), I have
  extended my brief and cover basically anything.

  It's an amazing exercise.  I completely stopped using P2P
  about 6 months ago, and only surf for net-labels now.

  The Speakeasy show, is my little way of sharing the vibe, and
  trying to get more people out there, finding and supporting
  these great labels.

  I am waiting for someone to kick my ass over playing their
  music, however the way I am reading creative commons licence,
  I think I'm on the right side of intentions..

  I have tried to contact most artist that I feature, the only
  feedback that I have gotten is positive, so far.

  So it would be great to field comments on this topic.


  //

  Please note. Psurkit . is on soft launch '

  Hope you enjoy it, get a load of kiwi culture while your at it.

  .simon



derek holzer wrote:
> A couple questions about sound on the net these days:
>
> ---Does anybody know of some microsound, sound-art or radio-art related 
> podcasts or audioblogs? The concept seems to me like a huge improvement 
> over the streaming model of net.radio...
> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podcast)
>
> ---In general, how do the releasing artists on this list feel about 
> their work being used in podcasts, net.radio shows, etc. Is this 
> different than sharing those same tracks on p2p? Does the potential 
> exposure of the work being available in these ways outweigh the 
> potential loss in hard sales? Keep in mind I mean specifically for 
> experimental, microsound or sound art works which have a very limited 
> "commercial appeal". This isn't meant to be a free-for-all sound-off on 
> what U2 says about peer-to-peer, for example... ;-)
>
> best,
> derek

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