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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
28 Dec 2022
yes, please do enlighten me. email me at smalldickenergy@getalife.com
27 Dec 2022
Hello @GretaThunberg
I have 33 cars.
My Bugatti has a w16 8.0L quad turbo.
My TWO Ferrari 812 competizione have 6.5L v12s.
This is just the start.
Please provide your email address so I can send a complete list of my car collection and their respective enormous emissions.
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
23 Dec 2022
Can we embrace house music again we've been pretentious for long enough let's have some fun
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All AI art and music is gonna do is make some people work harder to make mind blowing sh*t and have a recognisable style that doesn't sound like anything else. If you're scared of AI, good, maybe it will scare you out of your complacency 😘
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
11 Dec 2022
The scale of the AI art challenge is clearer when you factor that likely 99/100 people have no idea who wrote their favorite songs.
Most art/music history reflects how an output is presented, very rarely how it is created
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
23 Nov 2022
Anyone else ever feel that sometimes promoters ask you to curate because it takes off work load, pressure and uses your friendships/ connects for cheaper rates
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
13 Sep 2022
The AI art debate suffers from context collapse as the word "artist" is as subjective as the word "idiot"
We know what it roughly connotes, but it also refers to entirely different kinds of people depending on who you are talking to
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
12 May 2022
anyone else completely ruin their facebook friends list by being a producer from 2016 to 2019 and accepting random friend requests
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
5 May 2022
Attendance is down, ticket sales are erratic and most people in dance music are... (check notes) busy flexing on Instagram.
A closer look at dance music's bumpy return in 2022, and why social media isn't helping. firstfloor.substack.com/p/fa…
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
27 Apr 2022
beware those that constantly shout about community yet you somehow never see them at any gigs but their own like ok babe, I’m SO sure
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
25 Apr 2022
Elon Musk told the United Nations he would give them $6 billion to end world hunger if they showed him a detailed plan of how they would use the money. They called his bluff and gave him their plan— and then they never got the money. Now he’s buying Twitter for $45 billion.
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
17 Apr 2022
Do you know how bad you have to be at science to think that a mask does not block a virus but does block oxygen and carbon dioxide?
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
14 Apr 2022
Most consumers don't care all that much about what they're listening to. That's not new, but how the music industry exploits that reality in the streaming space is, and it's led to an explosion of fake artists and a total transformation of the passive listening economy.
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
10 Mar 2022
Producers that send demos as WeTransfer links that expire after a few days, why do you hate your career?
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
2 Feb 2022
The people who upload old vinyl rips to youtube for free have done more for music than these hit piece types ever will
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
25 Jan 2022
Have you ever gotten the feeling that there's basically one booking agent for every club and festival on the planet? They're all pretty indistinguishable from one another when it comes down to the lineups.
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Dmitrij Malyšev retweeted
25 Jan 2022
Are we ready to accept that Bandcamp Friday continuing into yet another year is a terrible thing for most artists? Or are we still pretending that funneling everyone's cash and release schedule into a monthly musical flea market is somehow empowering for artists?
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24 Oct 2021
yep, exactly that
22 Oct 2021
So, had a few chats with industry heads lately and the general feeling is; all the talk of "change" and "progress" that was laid on so thickly during the lockdowns hasn't reeeeeaaally come to fruition and a lot of people have just carried on as though nothing ever happened.