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Ok. Since everyone else is doing it, what are your personal predictions for the sound of the new year? Where and who?
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I PREDICT...

that ya should all check out what Marco Bailey, redhead, dj rush, Henry Cullen are up to, and that when you do ya'll fall in love!

tune of the day: MBelectroniks MBrmx of 'raindance'

ps...anyone having a partay? and want's to hear this sound ill be there.

viva la techno.
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er...not a bailey fan at all....gotta say mr.vigorito is on fire...the new carola double on question is wicked...maybe the napelese posse will continue to rule for 2003 as well?
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sweden is dead. italy is dying. spain is holding on. south america is up next to bat...
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belguim techno, mmm not likely to be the next big thing. they are only good at kiddie fidling.
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i think i should clarify, it reads a bit negative i guess.
when i say sweden is dead i dont mean its techno scene or sound, i just mean its growth and potential to surprise. its sound peaked when it became known as the swedish techno sound. it held for that time the techno torch until the next counry peaked with its techno output. this does not mean the techno there is any less cool, it just means 'it is what it is'. like the detroit sound, very distinct and very cool but not likely to grow to another level. both very improtant to global techno and always likely to be a credit to production. but not likely to recieve the sole enthesiastic attention of the global techno market looking forever for the next 'new' sound.
so they are religated to the bench of steady solid techno producing nations along with england, usa, germany, scandinavia, japan and almost all of europe. italy and spain will soon join the rest when the next big thing explodes.
i see south america as the next focus and possibly other parts of asia.
who knows maybe one day (optimistic) new zealand will make a play, not ever australia though.