Bunyip

Yeah! I like these guys! Have not heard any glitch hop before, and I was worried it was going to be too much like dubstep, which I’m not really into. But as Kyle put it, it’s got that extra swing and it’s kinda funky.
Nice one.

Welcome Gordon. We get so many intros, but as Terry says, yours just oozes with passion for the music.
Maybe oozes is the wrong word…
:-p

Hey Gcue, welcome. Nice setup you have there and a wonderful part of the world you live in. I spent quite a while there when I was backpacking in the late 80s. Th one thing That stuck in my mind about SB was how everyone stopped to watch the sun set over the water. Beautiful vibe.

Hi Swaiy, I’m in Melbourne as well and an old school spinner who’s cashed in his CDJs for a controller (still have one turntable though). You’ll have fun here, they’re a good bunch of friendly, helpful people.

Me too. The funny thing is that the radical gear at my wine bar gig is my “record player” and my records. Many of the regular punters havn’t seen one since they chucked theirs in a dumpster back in the 80s. It’s great though, because people are always coming up and telling me how they miss their vinyl. It’s become a feature of the night, and even inspired the name of the gig: Vino di Vinyl.

Should be fun. let us know how it goes Broomptish.

In a nutshell your plan is: I am going to get off my arse and hustle.
This is 90% of getting gigs.
I think your approach is smart and if your passion stays alive, you’ll achieve your goal and beyond, no matter what style you play. Good luck!