Digital Industries

Danny Kitching who goes by the name Digital Industries & Danny Digital has been involved with music from a young age. From the age of 9 years old Danny, used to make various tracks for friends and family via some software known as Ejay, which focused on combing loops, which included drums, bass and synth samples. Over the next few years various techno and dance tracks were created, until Danny discovered a new genre of music called Makina, from the age of 14 various vinyl records were purchased and went under the name DJ Y2k locally. While collecting these Makina records, Danny got he's first pair of belt drive turntables at the age of 15, which he would have DJ mixes with friends who also collected records and eventually a year later upgraded to some Technics SL1210 turntables, which at the time were the industry standard in clubs so needed something that would lead to club DJing. Over the next few years, many records were purchased and even different genres such as uplifting trance and various house records. From about the age of 17 Danny formed a project called The Embrasive Dance Project (Later Embracive Music) which would focus on promoting various music talent from singers, DJs, MCs and producers. However at the time as Danny was still at college and university there was no investment available in order to launch a record label. Danny discovered a singer from Chicago in 2010 and used personal assets to raise funds and y them over to England to record at a local studio for a project, with a few previous releases such as Butterflies, Killer Love, Dirty Candy, Fallin 4 You for an artist under the name Angie Star. However at this moment any investment came from using student grants and loans and university ended in 2011, there was no source of income, so the project had to be put on hold.