“ But in order to get critics to the shows, and in order to get people to know about what’s going on, you need to have the CD, something that says, ‘Hey, we’re really serious about this,’ ” he says. “So much so, we took the time, effort, the money to print a CD, which is kind of this weird, anachronistic and uselessly expensive object. And then send it to you via, like, the post office, which is equally weird and anachronistic. I mean, we have an Internet system set up to avoid all this stuff. And yet there needs to be this marker of effort.
Bill Brittelle, Co-Founder, New Amsterdam Records, Source
3 years ago
