INTERVIEWS
Trade Talk with Tanseer Jabbar [The Inventory]
In this new series Trade Talk, we catch up with prominent people from the music industry for a casual round of questions about their job. Today we're in conversation with Tanseer Jabbar, donning various hats as a DJ playing at all the major venues across the country, as a promoter, putting together massive themed parties under the 'Sound Faction' banner, and as a producer releasing music through labels such as System Recordings, Neuroscience, Avangardia, today he is the head honcho of The Inventory.
https://soundcloud.com/juiceboxmusic-in/tanseer-both-sides
REVIEWSSOFTWARE
10 Essential Applications For Audiophiles
Assuming most musicians and producers tend to buy a Mac for their professional use, I've complied a list of applications that can take away your stress arising from the maintenance of your computer. A studio computer usually needs this kind of maintenance from time to time, and a lot of audio aficionados and DJs will find some of these tools very useful to organise and edit their collections, while some other apps bring very powerful features that the OS might be missing. Without being biased towards windows users, there's a few that work on both the platforms in this list. If you have any recommendations, please leave them in the comments below.
INTERVIEWS
Over & Out – Conversation with the founders of a divergent music experience in Bangalore
Sometimes , a thought is all that is needed to spring forth an Idea. Ideas of course lead to action and every action has a consequence. Rewind to late 2013, when a motley crew of dreamers and do-ers had these exact thoughts in mind. These thoughts, heavily influenced by music and an unending urge to stand out and forge an identity is what drove the suspects in question.
NEWS
SoundCloud’s financial future looking rather cloudy
Earlier this week, SoundCloud in their financial statements showcased a loss of $44 million in 2014. Quoting Music Business Worldwide “SoundCloud losses show a broken business model in desperate need of a fix.” Emerging reports from trustworthy entities like FactMag, wrote, “SoundCloud could be forced to close after $44m losses.”
