Reign Supreme
Reign Supreme a annoncé récemment son départ du label Deathwish pour rejoindre Mediaskare. Cela avait créé une petite controverse mais le chanteur Jay Pepito tient à clarifier la situation et explique simplement que si un label indépendant comme Deathwish a de gros avantages comme le contact et le proximité, ses inconvénients financiers ne sont pas négligeables - c'est pourquoi il a choisi de rejoindre Mediaskare pour son groupe.
La première collaboration entre Reign Supreme et Mediaskare sera la sortie de l'EP Sky Burial cet hiver.
Sa déclaration originale, en anglais dans le texte, est ici :
“Deathwish is a small, independently run record label and one of the advantages of that is you get to work closely with owners and there isn’t that, “Here’s the publicity department and there’s the radio people,” kind of thing. You can get right to the core of who is making the decisions and not get a runaround like you would at a huge company.
But the disadvantage of being on a label like Deathwish is that they don’t have as big a budget as a band like Reign Supreme needs from time to time. For example, if a guitar breaks while we’re out on tour, they just can’t wire us 1000 for a new one. Things like that come up from time to time.
So Deathwish is great in a lot of ways and for a ton of bands out there, the label would be a nice fit. I can even see myself doing something with them again with one of the other bands I play in or another project down the line. I think it would be a harmonious thing since everything ended amicably between us.”
La première collaboration entre Reign Supreme et Mediaskare sera la sortie de l'EP Sky Burial cet hiver.
Sa déclaration originale, en anglais dans le texte, est ici :
“Deathwish is a small, independently run record label and one of the advantages of that is you get to work closely with owners and there isn’t that, “Here’s the publicity department and there’s the radio people,” kind of thing. You can get right to the core of who is making the decisions and not get a runaround like you would at a huge company.
But the disadvantage of being on a label like Deathwish is that they don’t have as big a budget as a band like Reign Supreme needs from time to time. For example, if a guitar breaks while we’re out on tour, they just can’t wire us 1000 for a new one. Things like that come up from time to time.
So Deathwish is great in a lot of ways and for a ton of bands out there, the label would be a nice fit. I can even see myself doing something with them again with one of the other bands I play in or another project down the line. I think it would be a harmonious thing since everything ended amicably between us.”
