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No one knows traveling like a DJs and musicians. Planes, trans, cars … yachts! There is no mode of transportation that artists do not love two ride and do the. That’s why we thought about who to reach out to Expert Travel Advice for this year’s music travel hot list, djs and artists like TECHNO MASTER PAUL KALKBRENNER, GENER BLENDER BL SUEDE, VIANE KING LE CHEV, PANO HOUSE MASTRA LP GIOBBI, AND THE Multidisciplinary artist and musician East Forest just made sense.
These are people living for the road, the fools If you want to, shutting from the club to the club, party party, country country, often in action, adding an increased weight to their advice. Some of the following advice that people are targeting their feet to take a trip, but some artists offer some qualities for sure to love a life on the way.
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Leave the phone home. Try this one night. Because in the end, wherever you go, all your other friends get pictures and you can ask them for the pictures. I understand, especially if you grow up on a phone, how does it feel to put it. But if you have a phone in your pocket with the internet, how independent, how exactly are you on the radar? Digital detox is very important, especially at the club. Live at the moment – no one on the phone, no one texting someone out of the party, no one takes pictures. All raving only.
Blued: Don’t let socks and underwear have space, and leave homework
Don’t worry about socks and underwear. Stockings can be plenty of room and you can always buy a packed sock in one place. Pack some pairs but you don’t need one for each day. Just carry a couple and then take some more there. That really helps keep your bag tight and wrapped.
And something else, leave the housework!
If you start, and you’re hungry, you can tell yourself “Oh, I’ll take my studio stuff. I’ll take my mic. I’ll record on the way.” You don’t record the way. It doesn’t happen. As you want to work in your downtime, it doesn’t happen. You don’t need your audio interface. You don’t need your MIDI keyboard. Just keep it simple because when you end up traveling with all these things, you will end up losing it.
Keep the room for your sharp.
Chev: Ask locals
Get out there and ask the locals what’s going on. If you follow the internet advice, you need to have the same experience like others, so ask local “What are the sandwiches, where do I go out?” And you have a more unique local experience, and more memorable.
Also, learning a little language, however to say “please, thanks,” and “can I have another drink?” Go ahead of saying, “I just told English.” If you know very little, then you show some goodwill, and maybe you can get more favorable.
East Forest: Rest and keep your own
Learn to move on to a constant speed – especially if you cover a lot of soils – not always naturally, and it’s okay if it feels tough. Travel can be inspiring, but it can also be drained. Put your mental and physical well-being first. Put the rest, nourishment, and moments of silence. The journey is more meaningful if you are not running empty.
Don’t check out a bag. If you check a bag and then that bag is not there on your ground, it can damage your entire trip. Always carry everything, travel with bases, and you’ll know that you have everything you need. I have done two weeks of trips with a carry-it forces you intentionally. Stick to neutral pieces you can mix and match, and keep your prerequisites dialed with. Less things, less stress.
Choose a plane and brand of hotel regularly and stay start taking points and conditions. Especially for long international flights, you get the opportunities to upgrade your seat for many rooms or even lay-downs. Building and status points by brand loyalty will never pay!
