For the last month or so here in the UK, Children's BBC (BBC1 on weekday
afternoons) uses a Mr Scruff track as background music. I can't remember
what it's called (cos I /still/ can't afford to buy 'Keep It Unreal') but
it's that funky one with the tight beat and the punchy chords.
Stevie.
www.ignition.org.uk
www.rewind1000.co.uk
np:: Gay Biker - 'Poor Dead Cow'
quoted 9 lines Since this is an increasing trend (use of underground> Since this is an increasing trend (use of underground
> electronic music, to make adverts seem more trendy, I suppose)
> I wonder if the artists / labels are getting ripped off here.
> Debatably this exposure is a good thing, because more people are
> hearing the music - but are they getting paid for this use?
> I guess I don't really have a point to make (well, maybe the
> point is that smaller independent labels need to watch their back
> more often... like the whole UR - Sony crap), but anyone else have
> comments? or notice other underground stuff on TV? etc?
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