What do you do when the music industry in your native country is seemingly dying? With the Spanish population seemingly expecting all music to come free to them, bands are fleeing the country hoping to forge a more fruitful career elsewhere. We caught up with The Dirt Tracks to learn more about their situation…
MTTM: So you are an English-speaking Spanish indie band. That’s quite unique over here, but is that quite common in Spain?
The Dirt Tracks: It’s much more common now than ten years ago when we first started out.
MTTM: Can you tell us about the situation in the Spanish Music...The Dirt Tracks Interview | October 2011
What do you do when the music industry in your native country is seemingly dying? With the Spanish population seemingly expecting all music to come free to them, bands are fleeing the country hoping to forge a more fruitful career elsewhere. We caught up with The Dirt Tracks to learn more about their situation…
MTTM: So you are an English-speaking Spanish indie band. That’s quite unique over here, but is that quite common in Spain?
The Dirt Tracks: It’s much more common now than ten years ago when we first started out.
MTTM: Can you tell us about the situation in the Spanish Music...