And The Beat Goes On is a blog around music and to promote your band. It’s an electronic music production website that has over 200,000 monthly readers.

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And The Beat Goes On is a blog around music, created as a space for people to enjoy the music and to promote your band.

The blog is composed by two main sections: Mixes and Interviews.

In the Mixes section you can find the latest music, made by everyone who wants to share their work. It can be of any genre, the only condition is that it has to be created by electronic devices. The purpose of this section is just to promote new projects, so it will not contain any type of criticism or commentaries.

In the Interviews section you can find interviews of famous DJs/producers worldwide. This section will have articles on famous artists in order to let people learn more about them and get inspired by their life and career path. This section will also contain interviews of new artists who want to promote their project and express their art through music.

And The Beat Goes On is a blog run by Electronic Music Producer and DJ, Ronnie Christensen.

Ronnie has over 20 years experience in the music industry and has been a DJ for over 10 years. He is currently signed to a publishing company in Denmark called ‘Visions’, where he has released numerous tracks.

Ronnie is also part of the band ‘Minesweepa’ and produces all their tracks, which has landed them gigs at some of the biggest festivals in Europe including Tomorrowland (Belgium), Sonar (Spain) and Airbeat One (Germany).

And The Beat Goes On aims to be a place where people can come to learn about upcoming music trends, find out what’s happening in the music scene around the world and promote their band or musical projects.

The blog will cover topics such as:

What’s happening in music?

How can I get into the music industry?

Music production tips and tricks.

Welcome to And The Beat Goes On, a blog that is dedicated to bringing you the latest and greatest news in the music world. We will also be interviewing bands and singers, reviewing albums and live shows, and just generally promoting music that we love.

On the About page, you can find out more about me and my reasons for starting this blog. You can find out how to contact me via the Contact page.

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I recently moved from the USA to France and I have been working on my music here. I wanted to start writing about things that have been happening with my music as well as interesting things that I read about in the music industry.

I hope that you will enjoy reading this blog and please feel free to comment or send me an email if you want to discuss anything further.

The sky is everywhere and the music is in everything. Sometimes I stop and think about how incredibly absurd it is that we have all of these things happening around us every single day and we never even think about them. The sun rises, the sun sets, and stars fill the sky, but we don’t pause to notice them. We’re so wrapped up in our lives that we forget to just stop and pay attention.

Which brings me to my new favorite thing in the world: listening to music while looking at the stars. It’s not something I do often, but when I do it’s like I’m seeing both for the first time again. Music makes me feel alive; it makes me want to dance, jump, and sing at the top of my lungs. And every once in a while I get to take that feeling outside under a blanket of stars and just enjoy being alive a little bit more than usual.

This isn’t really a blog post about anything other than this new experience I’ve been having lately, but if there’s one thing we can all learn from it it’s this: don’t forget to stop and look at the stars sometimes.

Computer music is the application of computing technology in music composition, to help human composers create new music or to have computers independently create music, such as with algorithmic composition programs. It includes the theory and application of new and existing technologies and can be viewed as distinct from computer-assisted composition, in which human composers make use of computers in composing and producing music.

Computer music can also include the analysis and synthesis of sound (which may or may not be musical) using computers. Musical applications include interactive composition systems, algorithmic composition programs, interactive performance systems (e.g., MIDI controllerism), computer-generated scores, and automated electronic instruments.