Agua y sed is a Netlabel/Label project based in Santiago de Chile, and is a distributor for electronic music in Chile.

We are seeking out music lovers, artists and creators to submit their own tunes. Tunes that connect well with the current project concept. Innovative styles and alternative approaches are particularly welcome!

In becoming a part of our project, then send us an e-mail including a brief description of yourself and your music. It is an opportunity for you to display your talents and musical creativity. We are not looking for superstars as we are just a group of people inspired by music.

We would appreciate the sharing of any self-produced electronic music. If you do submit some of your work, we are looking to publish music in the following styles: minimal, IDM, tech-house, deep-house and some variations.

Even if you are just a Dj, who is creating his/her own music but haven..t got to producing yet, then take your time and keep us in mind when you get some tracks produced.

Demo requirements:
Send at least 4 tracks
Send us your demo link to : contacto @ aguaysed [dot] org


http://www.myspace.com/aguaysedchile

First of all, let me say this, it’s really not about the technology. It’s about honesty. It’s really about creating from your heart. Creating from the standpoint of wanting to provide a service for humanity, because you care.
The second thing is to be aware that it’s your humanity that makes the music, not the chops that you have playing an instrument, or how much you technically know about music. Music is about something a lot deeper than that. Music is really supposed to tell a story about life. So, that’s where your humanity is involved. It’s not just going to school and studying music, which is very important and I encourage that, but not keeping your head stuck in just “being a musician.” If you are connected directly to humanity, you can come up with groundbreaking new ideas that are the beginning of a new pathway, not just the continuance of a path that was set by someone else. This way, you can set a path, and that’s important.
(Herbie Hancock)