Back in December I bought a MacBook, RX3, speakers, headphones, Rekordbox, and a DJ pool membership with zero experience. I just knew I loved house music and wanted to learn. Then I found Quiet Hours in January. I’d already been a fan of Leondis for a while, and this community has been insanely welcoming regardless of skill level. Huge shoutout to Alex for taking me under his wing and teaching me how to mix, build sets, and gain confidence behind the decks. Tonight I recorded my first 1-hour set on my phone just to see where I’m starting from…and honestly I’m pretty pumped about the progress for only being about 2 months in. Next goals: doing an Instagram Live set soon and playing a little after-party at SXM Festival next weekend. Long road ahead, but we all start somewhere. Just wanted to say thanks to Alex and everyone here for the support and advice 🙏

What's good people! Next week we will have our FIRST guest speaker and it is going to be absolutely great. Our guest speaker is... drum roll 🥁 🥁 🥁... Guillermo Stalhuth: Tour Manager for ISOXO, Showtek, Knock2, + a lot of others. MARK YOUR CALENDARS: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18TH, @ 9:30PM EST! Questions for Guillermo will be answered and on MONDAY, I will make a post where you can submit! LETS GET IT PEOPLE!!! -Alex

A few things... 1) Premium price will increase from $25/m to $40/m this FRIDAY. If anyone has thought about joining premium and hasn't yet... now is your time. IF YOU GET IN FOR $25/m, YOU PAY $25/m FOR LIFE. NO PRICE INCREASE ONCE IN. The reason for the price increase is to preserve the value of the content as this community grows and will always gradually increase. This is the cheapest it will ever be. 2) Feedback stream next week! More info on where to submit soon 3) Guest Speaker, first week of April! -Alex

Hey all. Been pretty distant the last few weeks. (Got a new vid tomorrow😉) - but I’d love some feedback on this one. I’ve been making alot of alt rock recording guitars and live drums and it’s been the most fun I’ve had making music in years. Any and all feedback is appreciated. I’m not going for an “EDM” sound, more alt/pop rock as of recent.

Hey Guys! I was wondering if you have any advice on putting together a cohesive brand. I really have narrowed in on my sound for my tracks. I know an artists music should have a visual aspect of it. For example, a vibe to your photos, cohesive artwork ect. But how do you find what that visual aspect could be. I feel my last full of remixes make me feel like I'm at a music festival or at an outdoor day party lmao, but still mature and nostalgic. How can I build up that with branding?