Nie tylko w Warszawie można publikować mixtape'y. Raper wychowany na poznańskiej szkole - DSR - nagrał i udostępnił produkcję nazwaną "Fragment Czasu Mixtape 2010".
Materiał ten jest mocno undergroundowy i hardcorowy. Uprzedzam, że Peja wypada przy tych gościach na grzecznego chłopczyka i celebrytę.
Oczywiście w nagrywkach na Fragment Czasu Mixtape 2010, gospodarzowi, czyli DSR pomagali jego ziomki z ekipy Szarej Eminencji. Jako zespół, aktualnie pracują nad swoją pierwszą płytą.
Fragment Czasu Mixtape 2010 możecie pobrać za darmo klikając w ten link. Zachęcam również do obejrzenia klipu, zatytułowanego Chcesz ten rap, w którym obok DSR'a zobaczymy i usłyszymy Wąskiego i Paszkina, czyli właśnie reprezentantów Szarej Eminencji.
I received that same lteter and was startled by your interpretation. I am profoundly relieved at the direction the Knight Agency has taken with this step, as I\'ve seen other agencies tackle the same process in a way that does indeed make me well, want to take a shower.I\'ve been involved with self-pubbing my backlist (and have co-started a collection of Backlist eBooks authors doing the same), and I\'m intimately involved with the whole process; I know what it takes, and I know exactly what TKA is offering to take on. Because I\'ve already developed the knowledge/resources to get my backlist up there, TKA actually offers me less than many authors with this program but I was delighted recently to discuss the self-publication of an original via their program. In fact, I\'ll probably still be handling much of the process, because I\'m a control freak and it will please me. What I\'ll get is the benefit of TKA\'s publicity efforts, and their position as a third-party filter for readers. I\'ve been working on writer awareness of scams and conflicts of interest since I was SFWA linksmaster (9 years of that) for the first SFWA site. I\'m fully immersed in the world of digital self-publishing, as well as a working with a small (digital/hardcopy) press that has offered for a couple of my backlist books. I\'ve been published across genres by the big guys since \'94, and have over 35 books on the shelves/about to land there and yeah, I\'m on my fourth agent, too (disclaimer yes! Lucienne!). The point being, it\'s a roundhouse of experience that not only makes me fully comfortable in assessing the new TKA services from all angles, it put me in the position to see the care that went into developing a service that avoids crossing the very line your initial post blames them for crossing.This industry is difficult enough right now; opinions will always vary, and everyone\'s personal decisions will be based on what\'s right for them. But we can have all that and still stick to the facts in the process starting with the ones where TKA not only isn\'t acting as a digital publisher, they\'ve bent backwards to avoid it while still offering a service that will help authors navigate the changing publishing landscape.
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I received that same elettr and was startled by your interpretation. I am profoundly relieved at the direction the Knight Agency has taken with this step, as I\'ve seen other agencies tackle the same process in a way that does indeed make me well, want to take a shower.I\'ve been involved with self-pubbing my backlist (and have co-started a collection of Backlist eBooks authors doing the same), and I\'m intimately involved with the whole process; I know what it takes, and I know exactly what TKA is offering to take on. Because I\'ve already developed the knowledge/resources to get my backlist up there, TKA actually offers me less than many authors with this program but I was delighted recently to discuss the self-publication of an original via their program. In fact, I\'ll probably still be handling much of the process, because I\'m a control freak and it will please me. What I\'ll get is the benefit of TKA\'s publicity efforts, and their position as a third-party filter for readers. I\'ve been working on writer awareness of scams and conflicts of interest since I was SFWA linksmaster (9 years of that) for the first SFWA site. I\'m fully immersed in the world of digital self-publishing, as well as a working with a small (digital/hardcopy) press that has offered for a couple of my backlist books. I\'ve been published across genres by the big guys since \'94, and have over 35 books on the shelves/about to land there and yeah, I\'m on my fourth agent, too (disclaimer yes! Lucienne!). The point being, it\'s a roundhouse of experience that not only makes me fully comfortable in assessing the new TKA services from all angles, it put me in the position to see the care that went into developing a service that avoids crossing the very line your initial post blames them for crossing.This industry is difficult enough right now; opinions will always vary, and everyone\'s personal decisions will be based on what\'s right for them. But we can have all that and still stick to the facts in the process starting with the ones where TKA not only isn\'t acting as a digital publisher, they\'ve bent backwards to avoid it while still offering a service that will help authors navigate the changing publishing landscape.
