As a DJ, your USB is probably an important factor in your possession on the membership. It comprises all of the particularly chosen and formatted tracks that you must rock the CDJs. So when somebody takes your USB once you depart the DJ sales space to greet followers, it’s understandably upsetting. This is strictly the scenario that led Lee Burridge to make a protracted Facebook submit on November 13th addressed to an unknown wrongdoer.
A thief at Return to Rio in Sydney, Australia not solely prompted fense to Burridge personally, but additionally can doubtlessly spoil fairly a number of issues for many individuals. Many artists, Burridge included, preserve unreleased tracks from pals and colleagues on their USBs. And because the main power All Day I Dream, Burridge holds many pre-released tracks on his drive.
As now, Lee has defined that he'll gladly overlook the theft “in case you return the USB and don’t add it to your iTunes”. He additionally included the “truth there was 360 diploma digicam on stage”, and you may guess that they are going to be checking it.
You can learn Lee’s total submit under, or on his Facebook web page. Undoubtedly a video will floor with proof. Until then we will solely hope that the one that determined taking another person’s flash drive is good sufficient to deliver it again. And with out including it to their iTunes!
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