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Hi Brian,
Pretty hard to fight that feeling with all the accolades, and recognition, you really haven't gotten out of the bottom 3 so far huh?
You got great stuff, and your right, you are doing better than most folks, the unfortunate part of that is Electronica is a very narrow genre, not really what you hear in main stream radio a lot. Some groups have made it big in that arena, mostly because of their show quality and a good gimmick more so than the quality of what they do.
I am no expert by any means, and most of what I have had success with will probably not be real beneficial to you, because my genre is very much mainstream. In saying that I am going to offer my perspective.
I think you might be casting your fishing hook in the wrong waters. It may be your fishing for trout in a pond full of blue gills. You'll get plenty of nibbles , maybe even catch a few of those pesky blue gills with big mouths, but all in all it's a disappointing experience.
I would take that $30 your paying Jango, save it up for 10 months if you have to, and get involved with TAXI. What you do fits the film, TV, and commercial licensing industry's much better. Don't just join Taxi, but become an expert at how it functions. With your credentials coming in the door I would think you would have some degree of instant creditability.
Start learning about licensing and work that end of the business. I think you'll find the financial aspects, and the opportunities for recognition, a lot more rewarding.
Take it for what it's worth, that's just my opinion.
Good luck Brian and much continued success.
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