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BEATZ - Divergences & Contradictions of Electronic Music SUBT EN
Eduardo De La Calle (72 min)
Filmed with practically no budget, minimal technical resources but a fervent desire to document an important piece of music history, "Beatz" is the result of three years of effort and the absolute dedication of Eduardo De La Calle, with help of Vincent Livolsi, Daniel Arasanz and Iban Ugalde. The film is shot in various cities including Berlin, Tokyo, Barcelona, New York, Amsterdam and Paris and functions as rapid subjective summary of today’s dance music scene, from its origins to the professionalization of the genre and the paradigm shift that has come with the digital age. Pedro Pantaleon and Eduardo De La Calle ran the musical selection and the script was written by Daniel Arasanz.
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some good in there
Eduardo De La Calle (72 min)
Filmed with practically no budget, minimal technical resources but a fervent desire to document an important piece of music history, "Beatz" is the result of three years of effort and the absolute dedication of Eduardo De La Calle, with help of Vincent Livolsi, Daniel Arasanz and Iban Ugalde. The film is shot in various cities including Berlin, Tokyo, Barcelona, New York, Amsterdam and Paris and functions as rapid subjective summary of today’s dance music scene, from its origins to the professionalization of the genre and the paradigm shift that has come with the digital age. Pedro Pantaleon and Eduardo De La Calle ran the musical selection and the script was written by Daniel Arasanz.
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some good in there
One of the things that leapt out at me was about people just downloading anything free they could find. Quantity rather that quality. Having to pay before the digital age brought people a lot closer to their music and the days when a friend or a guy in a record shop recommended to you because they really, really knew what music you would like was so much better and richer than the current spotify /itunes model. I still get/buy my music based on that old formula. It just works a little differently now. 
I have some great friends 
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