presents...
The Drums & Machines Project
Chart Data, Feedback and Radio Stations Playing Drums & Machines
CHART DATA
The first release (Making Monsters), made a great impression on the radio stations that received a copy. According to Music Directors at several stations, it received good airplay. Actual chart data however was not collected at the time.
The second
release (DNA), clocked in at #29 in Sackville NB on Sept.08/00.
Sept.11/00 = #5 on CIUT Toronto
Sept.11/00 = #17 on CHMA Sackville
Sept.15/00 = #4 on CHSR Fredericton
Oct. 02/00 = #2 on CIUT Toronto
US chart information = N/A
The third
release (Change), is yet to be fully released so there is no chart
data available
at this time.
FEEDBACK FROM RADIO
Your release is of excellent calibre, to be placed in the on-air booth asap. Obviously all of your hard work has come across in the sound. Very well produced and certainly a sound that will allow you to approach many programmers of Campus/Community Radio in Canada and the United States. Depending on how far you want to take this I may be able to assist you in making some label contacts for your submitting music. Just let me know what you have in mind for further promotion...
Ron Burd, Music Director, CIUT RADIO 89.5 FM
I have found your cd, finally! It
was actually out in New Releases and is quite heavy rotation! If you can
send
us more of electronica or ambient music that would be great. I am now
the
new MD here at CKDU and would like to see more genres coming into the
station
becasuse of our huge demand of new music from our programmers.
Hopefully
the chart that I send out to you will allow you to see how much we
need more
music like what you send us. I am focusing on putting sepcific
cd's on programmers
shows so programmers will have a taste of what is new
and to keep them excited abuot all the new stuff.
Carol Elkurdi, Music Director, CKDU Halifax
Thanks for sending along Drums & Machine #2 to our college radio station in La Grande, Oregon. Amazing effort indeed! Hard to believe this is a one man project. Too many solo noodlers dink around and too many times the end result sounds sparse, elementary and sounds like it was done on a whim--but you, my friend put a lot of texture and cleverness into this very busy (but not topheavy!) effort. I wouldn't be surprised if you
honed your chops on Fripp, Eno, Daver, John Ruth, uZiq, Ui, Euphone and a number of new and old polyrhythmic D&B discs. The two remixes and the first couple songs in particular have lotsa meat!
Jenifre T. Kayoa, Bonaqeraj, Music Director, KEOL 91.7
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DRUMS & MACHINES?
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