necron99er

That's sad to hear. You've really stepped up your game, and are releasing some really quality music. As someone who stepped away from dnb in order to work in game audio( its cool, I'm back), I was hoping that people like you, as artists/djs/and label owners, could make enough to be able to focus exclusively on DNB, without having to resort to cheese pop dnb.

Is it disheartening to know that you have made it in the dnb world, yet still need a dayjob. How long do you think you can continue to work a dayjob and keep up with production, gigs, label matters , and little sleep.

Ha, you stole my question! Specially as it seemed like blumarten spent all day everyday there :p

Also, 35hz.co.UK

Also, someone needs to buy the database of doa. So many good production tips, samples and breaks2dl.