May 2013
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Wrapping up Redux
When I decided to pull the trigger on the “It’s You, It’s Me” Redux tour, I felt a little unsure. I wasn’t convinced that people would be interested in these older tracks. We are submerged in a culture that is all about what is going to be “in” next week, be it dubstep or trap or yodeling. I wondered if we could actually put that away for a moment to...
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April 2013
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Kaskade to Release Long-Awaited 'Freaks of Nature'... →
So excited to finally be able to announce this.
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It's You, It's Me Redux.
It’s Not That…
It’s This:
This upcoming tour I’m doing is called “It’s You, It’s Me Redux”. There are nine cities I’m visiting to commemorate the ten-year anniversary of the release of my album. It’s going to be a small and dirty gig-type atmosphere. This was a concept I came up with, wanting to go back to where I was, where...
March 2013
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It's You, It's Me
Ten years ago this month, I put my entire heart and soul into an album called, “It’s You, It’s Me”.
Let me just throw a flashback at you: At the time I was working on this album, things were desperate. I knew that if this album didn’t work out, I would have to choose a different path. I wasn’t making any money, and my wife and I were trying to live off her...
LIVE AT ULTRA →
My entire set from Saturday night at Ultra. My gift to you guys, THANK YOU for the support! Please share!
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February 2013
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No One Knows Who We Are
This past Sunday, the LA Times ran an article which was essentially an inflammatory pummeling of the EDM scene. It painted a picture of “Ecstasy-fueled underground” raves, bumped up into the mainstream, leaving a trail of dead, drug-addled kids being picked up by the “…coroner’s wagon rolling down desert roads.”
Please. I’m all for looking hard at things...
January 2013
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You Sold Out
If there’s a formula to selling out, I think every band in the world would be doing it. The fact that you write good songs and you sell too many of them, if everybody in the world knew how to do that they’d do it. It’s not something we chose to do.
—Mike Dirnt, Greenday
Every musician or artist who has dared to put their work into...
