The HitC Facebook page has reached 142 likes...only one new like in a week, so this is still work in progress...Easter obviously did not help, as I spent the holiday abroad...
What did you miss since my previous update:
The new single/track by Sleep Party People...
The debut track from new Danish duo Cancer...
Adrian Sieber going disco...
This wonderful track and video from Stærosaurus...
April 22, 2014
April 7, 2014
Some Facebook thoughts...
A few words I posted on the HITC Facebook page the other day...thought I'd post them here as well:
A few words that aren’t music related at all. I’m simply just trying to figure out Facebook. Are they trying to con/trick me into spending money on promoting the page or the individual posts? In the beginning my posts easily hit 70 or more reaches (which I guess means unique viewers), but the past week, I’ve been struggling to even get to 40 reaches. The number of likes has stalled, but if the “insight” provided by Facebook can be trusted, I haven’t been “unliked” or “hidden” by anyone, so one should expect the number of reaches to be fairly stable. Unless of course the habits of the “likers” have changed dramatically and they’ve all turned their backs on Facebook (and somehow I doubt that). So are Facebook now showing their true face and revealing themselves as the pushers of the technological world? Kind of giving you all the stuff and kicks you need to begin with, and then ever so slowly reducing the number of people you automatically reach, thus making you all sweaty and nervous and over and over again making you wonder if you should perhaps spend just a little hard earned cash on getting your audience back? But trust me; I won’t be conned and Facebook will never ever get any of my money. It’s still kind of frustrating though!
And the mandatory music content...nice catchy track Gold Crowned Eagle by Icelandic duo KAJAK...Electro-pop with "big tribal drums"
A few words that aren’t music related at all. I’m simply just trying to figure out Facebook. Are they trying to con/trick me into spending money on promoting the page or the individual posts? In the beginning my posts easily hit 70 or more reaches (which I guess means unique viewers), but the past week, I’ve been struggling to even get to 40 reaches. The number of likes has stalled, but if the “insight” provided by Facebook can be trusted, I haven’t been “unliked” or “hidden” by anyone, so one should expect the number of reaches to be fairly stable. Unless of course the habits of the “likers” have changed dramatically and they’ve all turned their backs on Facebook (and somehow I doubt that). So are Facebook now showing their true face and revealing themselves as the pushers of the technological world? Kind of giving you all the stuff and kicks you need to begin with, and then ever so slowly reducing the number of people you automatically reach, thus making you all sweaty and nervous and over and over again making you wonder if you should perhaps spend just a little hard earned cash on getting your audience back? But trust me; I won’t be conned and Facebook will never ever get any of my money. It’s still kind of frustrating though!
And the mandatory music content...nice catchy track Gold Crowned Eagle by Icelandic duo KAJAK...Electro-pop with "big tribal drums"
April 2, 2014
The Facebook experiment...part seven...
Was planning to go on and on whining and complaining, because the number of Facebook likes has stalled at 130. But I won't...
Instead I'll just post a few highlights from the past seven days (as always everything posted is a fucking highlight)...
A nice electro-pop track from Twintapes...
A nice electro-pop track Monogem...
A nice and very, very cool electro-pop track from French trio The Division...
Finally the debut video from The Minds of 99...
Instead I'll just post a few highlights from the past seven days (as always everything posted is a fucking highlight)...
A nice electro-pop track from Twintapes...
A nice electro-pop track Monogem...
A nice and very, very cool electro-pop track from French trio The Division...
Finally the debut video from The Minds of 99...
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