What do you have to say about thieves? It's irritating and a damn shame to hear there are lowlifes who time and time again give basis for these kind of articles. Whether these are rival, burned out DJs looking to snatch other people's work or just someone looking to cash in on the assets - this couldn't lead to anything but trouble for the victim and the culprit. Meaning, you can't publish other people's music, because they would recognize it. Selling a flash drive and an iPod, on the other hand, would be worth a few drinks in the pub. Not while ago, Blawan and Art Department got robbed; Avicii was subject to a laptop of theft; then there was the incident with Eats Everything, who fortunately got his stuff back. Now, the American house DJ/producer, Justin Martin, faces the same issue with his flash drive and iPod stolen.
The incident took place just last night, at a gig in Santa Barbara. Martin warned fellow DJs via social media: “Beware fellow djs the booth is no longer sacred.. got my flash drive and iphone snatched from me tonight.” Let's just hope none of the work got lost.
Justin Martin has been producing great house for about a decade now. Last year he got massive amounts of attention for a good reason - producing one of the best tracks of 2012, 'Don't Go'.