Do artists have a responsibility to push their fans into new and exciting territories? Is there anything wrong with giving your public exactly what they know they want, if it remains true to who you are? Does embracing mass popular culture somehow harm your credibility as an artist? There's a tension in the nightlife world surrounding this very notion of "credibility" in music and what DJs include in their sets.
Dj Louie Xiv: Why 'guilty Pleasure' Music Shouldn't Be Guilty At All
DJ Louie XIV, Huffington Post: Entertainment
Thu, 03/08/2012 - 4:39pm
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