A career as a producer seems very attractive: you release a track → it hits the Beatport charts and big playlists on Spotify → that’s it, you’re a superstar

Back in the late 90s and early-mid 00s, there were websites, emails, and blogs that you could read directly on the site or by using RSS

Sometimes I get questions in the advice series that boil down to, “Can I do this or that?” or “Can I not do that?

A few thoughts on the pictures from DJs’ gigs and advice based on my own failure

A good documentary from Pioneers about the impact of social media on DJs and the industry. I liked the fact that the view is not one-sided, but both pros and cons are expressed

Behind the scenes in facts and numbers Last year I released my second studio album 2000 Years Ahead, my the most successful release to date

In December, I gave a talk at the Audio School in Moscow, where I shared my personal experience as a musician, and now it’s available on YouTube as well

“Please tell us about your duties in the position you have at the label: is your pay fixed, do you get paid a lot, how do you combine it with other things and how do you do it remotely...