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Dull hipsters in broad daylight – why I’m done with today’s dance music

I dropped out of university to pursue a career as a rave promoter. Raves now aren’t worth promoting

19 March 2016

9:00 AM

19 March 2016

9:00 AM

At 19, I dropped out of university to pursue a career as a rave promoter. I went into business with a schoolfriend. We rose through the ranks of party promotion, founded a record label, and started an annual dance music festival. After more than ten years, though, we’ve regretfully decided to close down.

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