Hed Kandi again - all change
06 February 2006, 02:50 PM
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Hed Kandi again - all change
Got a message from the Hed Kandi mailing list...
Last week, Ministry of Sound bought Hed Kandi in one of the fastest acquisitions in the dance music industry. Not only does this mean that weŽll be able to expand our global reach, itŽll also mean weŽll be able to deliver more fantastic events and releases. Fear not, the Hed Kandi party goes on!
Interesting to see what will happen in the coming weeks and months.
Dave
Last week, Ministry of Sound bought Hed Kandi in one of the fastest acquisitions in the dance music industry. Not only does this mean that weŽll be able to expand our global reach, itŽll also mean weŽll be able to deliver more fantastic events and releases. Fear not, the Hed Kandi party goes on!
Interesting to see what will happen in the coming weeks and months.
Dave
06 February 2006, 03:06 PM
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Have you heard Tokyo Project at all? Very similar to Hed Kandi, DJ's Mark Doyle and Craig McGivern were both former Hed Kandi DJ's and are now with Tokyo.....seen them both live and can vouch for the quality!! 
http://www.tokyoproject.com
As long as Hed Kandi maintain and keep up the twisted stuff - I'll be just more than happy.
http://www.tokyoproject.com
As long as Hed Kandi maintain and keep up the twisted stuff - I'll be just more than happy.
06 February 2006, 07:50 PM
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My main concern is that as HK plays to a relatively small market share that MOS will slowly reduce the amount of albums the label produces. And then quietly drop them all together.
As long as they are just becoming a parent company and the same (ish) people are involved with the track selction. It will be OK. I'm not anti MOS, I own several of their Clubbers guides. But I don't want HK to become a facsimilie of other MOS releases. for example they now own Moneypennys, and I fear that will dis-appear/become amalgamated within HK.
Will give Tokyo Project a looksie.
As long as they are just becoming a parent company and the same (ish) people are involved with the track selction. It will be OK. I'm not anti MOS, I own several of their Clubbers guides. But I don't want HK to become a facsimilie of other MOS releases. for example they now own Moneypennys, and I fear that will dis-appear/become amalgamated within HK.
Will give Tokyo Project a looksie.
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Originally Posted by TelBoy
Are Status Quo still going? 
Nat21, whilst I can see your point. They have to at least stay with whats popular. Otherwise they dont survive. I must say I like prefer funky, but can listen to most of the other types. Though I bought a "Home" CD a few years back, and just couldn't get into it.
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