2004 Grammys with sasha

[santacruz]

i'm with Jibgolly, we gotta keep our music underground, once the electronic sound comercializes too much it will all go downhill

[phoenixbass]

so is this going to be on TV tonight ?

[Jibgolly]

pop shit will win. usually prevails over good music.
i'm glad, lets keep our thing unda ground!!!

[palmer]

So long as the name badboybill doesn't come up I think it will be ok... We don't want that guy speaking on behalf of the edm community.

[Morgan]

i'd like to see the nominees for this category. i'm scared to look.

Same here, will it be good or simply another pop remix?

[Garrick]

i'd like to see the nominees for this category. i'm scared to look.

[mingus51]

Personally, I would like to see Electronic music producers get recognized in any kind of "mass" venue like the grammys or MTV music awards or what have you.

There's a lot of imaginative work going on out there.

[qwerty2222]

Re: 2004 Grammys with sasha

finaly someone great at the grammys
hope they have better nominations this year for this category then the previous years

[san]

Re: 2004 Grammys with sasha

i'm still up in the air about this one. i don't know if i wanna deal with the mess thats gonna be at the door for this.

[sakio pod]

from his website

SASHA AT THE 2004 GRAMMYS
On Tuesday, September 21 Sasha will make a special appearance in New York as a panelist during the Billboard Dance Music Summit and DJ the Grammy event celebrating the induction of the new 'Electronic/Dance Music Album' category.
At 2:15 pm during the Summit, which takes place the Union Square Ballroom, Sasha will join fellow panelists Jason Bentley, Carmen Rizzo, Victor Calderone and others to speak on the NARAS panel about the importance of the Grammys for the dance music community.

Continuing on the Grammy tip, Sashawill perform a one-hour DJ set from midnight to 1:00 a.m. at BPM Magazine & The Recording Academy's celebration for the new 'Best Dance/Electronic Album' category at Crobar (530 West 28th Street, between 10th & 11th Ave) along with Paul Van Dyk, BT, Ken Jordan of The Crystal Method and others.