[agent]

Been contemplating this for awhile now and since it appears I'll be in this area for a few years I'm looking to hook up with people who want to push their music skills far and beyond with other passionate artist.

When I say a collective, I'm referencing the trend that is popping up in many big cities, such as LA and NYC where instead of hiding in the shadows and keeping all your ideas and techniques a secret, you share and quickly develop further skills with others.

Team Supreme type stuff is what I'm aiming for or thinking of initially -

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I'm Interested in creating an environment full of open and honest sharing of techniques, ideas, collaboration, resources and everything else that can come from a group of like minded passionate artists jiving together for the betterment of all.

Including weekly and monthly music projects to help push our collective abilities.

I'm sure to start off, we'll mostly get together at a members home/studio or local public space to talk shop, meet and greet, share music and interests and develop further what can be achieved together.

Let me know thanks


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A quick bit about me in case it matters

Sound designer / music production / musician wannabe / hobbyist since around early 1990's

Ableton Live user since around 2000-and-something

Experience teaching production and Ableton live with The Seattle DJ Academy as well as freelance for roughly 3+ years

Club promoter/marketing/social media experience with Exchange LA (los angeles, ca) 2 years

Most fav type of music to produce/listen to at this time, is minimal techno, techno, tech-house

[relic]

I wish dude...I wish...I live on the other side of the country. I'd come out to a monthly meeting even if it were the next state over. Fantastic idea though.

[agent]

Originally Posted by relic

I wish dude...I wish...I live on the other side of the country. I'd come out to a monthly meeting even if it were the next state over. Fantastic idea though.

sorry boo


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[opticaloutcast]

I'm from Washington but haven't lived there in a few years. If you do put together a group that meets or collaborates online let me know I'd be interested in joining to learn and share what I know.

[Mrs Dink]

I'm across the Narrows bridge on the Key Peninsula. Not sure I could make it to Olympia regularly but maybe on occasion? I'm mostly into techno, but I've been experimenting with some noise stuff too.

[cole99709]

I'm so down I live in Covington WA. Tell me when and where!

[agent]

I doubt I'll be doing anything about this... I haven't got too many people interested that live close enough to make a trip every other weekend or so and the people who do live around here are so extremely liberal you can't even make eye contact without hurting their little feelings.

I'm more just looking to collaborate with another at this time, not so much a whole collective.

Thanks for the interest tho

[Lug]

don't give up on the idea. It works to have people around you who are creative and whom you can talk to about the craft. Keep looking around for interesting people to hang out with and share your work. It's a smart idea, really.

[Mrs Dink]

At our old place we just kind of had a weekly music thing with our friends. My husband DJs as well as a couple of our friends at the time, and we were lucky enough to have an extra room in the basement where we had some couches and DJ gear set up. Our friends would bring other DJs and musicians who would bring their gear and it just turned into a great time. Maybe something like that could be fun? We have small kids now, so can't really host anymore, but maybe once they are older.