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  • John Digweed 'Live In' Series - Fabric, London

Struggle to understand the logic of withholding your tracks from the biggest music distribution platforms tbf.

    Rodriguez Jr - Mare Serenitatis is an absolute cracker. Take me to Fabric room 1 now!

    Homegrove Don’t blame this on Digweed

    Any chance I can just buy a mix digitally and listen to it without it being like a fucking rubix cube. There’s no need to be so defensive of him either, its a dig at the state of the market more than anything. Its an absolute shambles. It was the same with Sasha’s Fabric mix. On iTunes the “mix” had stamps in between the tracks and there was no way around it, maybe its the need to make money off the individual tracks also, I don’t know.

      LT42 on Apple Music, this is a seamless mix. Same on Spotify or whatever? Fine listen it is too

        Homegrove For more money than releasing on Apple could give them? Sure if it’s a depeche mode remix or something. Some obscure group from a niche label ran from someones shed in nowheresville, not so much. You’d think the exposure alone would mean letting it out would be the wise move.

          alistair cant listen to the mix on spotify, just separate unmixed tracks. not sure who wants to listen to them individually

            Wally fuck knows man, just speculating what could be an actual reason behind it.

            So Apple Music and Qubiz are the ones with the mixes from the streaming services?

            It’s mixed on all the streaming platforms. 48 tracks 3 hours 58 mins. So missing 3 tracks. If we all stick together we can get through this tough time.

              Fuck, noticed the same. So went and bought it from Bandcamp. Hopefully the singles I don’t know are good.

              Dubmick actually the mixed versions (BP and Bandcamp) come to 4 hours and 51 minutes, so the streaming platforms are missing more than 3 tracks.

              Have we worked it out yet? Ffs lol

              Ive got a fantastic idea – buy the CD then there will be no discrepancies