E-mail to REMIX editor:

There was a good editor's note in remix magazine, so i decided to send an email.

Ill see if I can find a link for it, if it exists at all...


Hey there Kylee!

I just wanted to comment on how much I enjoyed reading the editor's note of the remix magazine. It had a wonderful flow about it while reading, so it didn't take much for the words and points to pull me in.

I agree with the whole "focusing so much on one thing", because life is a balance and too much or little of something isn't ALWAYS the best of things.(And sure, there are exceptions to this rule.)

Kudos to you in doing what you love best(or so it seems)because the adage is true-- that time flies whilst having fun.

Nowadays, it does seem that there is alot of recycled music out there. The intent for most groups is to emulate other groups already out there, because for the time being that formula seems to work. Now, this is a issue that is close to my heart, being as I too strive to be unique and offer something so different, shiny and new to the world, but the conflict is there has to be a common connection, some ickle thing for music lovers to relate to(in order to grab their attention).

It kinda makes me think of the downfall of MTV. I mean, in the beginning, it was new, zesty, and happening. It had a very unique quality about it, but then slowly, it started appealing to the demographics, and then by doing so, letting the viewers shape the programming so much, when the viewer is really clueless as to what they really like, thus MTV is found on the opposite side of the spectrum from its original starting point, to be different and unique, et cetera. I even did a research paper and report on this in college.:-p

It just seems that alot(not all) of musicians feel the need to express their art in words, which makes it a bit modest, don't you think?(picture starving "artist")

Alrighty. You have yourself a wonderful night/day and keep on doing what you do, cuz it's refreshing to read.

Thanks Again!

Jen Abbott