promise music policy ??

promise music policy ??

just curious to know what the music policy of promise is ?

strictly underground or borderline commercial mainstream or a bit of both

Quite underground with sometimes more slightly commercial DJ's such as Judge Jules and Dave Pearce playing mate.

i'm surprised they havent considerd bookin any psy trance dj's ...ie

tristian , aphid moon , raja ram , ott , simon posford aka hallucinogen /sphongle /younger brother , mark allen , orion [ jean borelli ] , avi nissim dj set /astral projection 3hr live set

Cause those names mean fuck all to the majority of people. They wouldn't exactly rake the £££ in either.

good point cos i aint heard of any of them like.

Is psy trance this weeks wonk??

jet?

he's our man.

i remember the days when it wasnt all about ££££ that matter'd ' people went to clubs soley for the music atmosphere etc .. not cos who is playin

Word

melt?

And how do you suppose that clubs that are losing money keep going? From the wallets of the promoters? No-one is that into the scene that they are prepared to put on nights and lose shed loads of money, just for the love of it. Unless they are completely loaded and stupid that is.

Exactly, its all about making money nowadays, the smaller local nights aer more about the music and the fun of things.

Promise is doing really well and its heading in the right direction in my opinion, you're making money(for yourself and the night), building a reputation, booking the DJ's that the majority or people want and filling the club every month.
Its a good deal I reckon.

True!! True!! i agree ... times change though and if we cant do anything about it you just got to go with the flow...

That was back in the days when most clubbers had very little info about clubbing/DJs/genres/tune etc. Clubbers are much more knowledgeable these days & know what they want to hear,which DJs they want to see & how much they are going to pay to do this.

If you were a club promoter 6 to 7 years ago you didnt really have to do much to get the £££'s in, that is why it seems people were there for the love of music atmosphere etc because the people running clubs back then were not really doing much to to make a lot of £££'s.

Not been to Promise much (three times), but from what I hear and see at the club (and on here), it seems that the promoters listen to what people want from a night. Just don't let it get too big and go like Crasher!

PS. When's Armin coming?

Indeed.

Superclubs have had their day

Is Godskitchen going downhill ?

Superclubs of the 90's = Club night Festivals of 00's

oldtimer