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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Breaking copyright law can help edm djs get more gigs but there s a catch | History Defined

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DJs who release illegal remixes improve their chances of getting hired for live gigs, but only when their actions are seen as selfless. (Shutterstock)

In most industries, breaking the law can end a career. But in the electronic dance music (EDM) scene, certain forms of lawbreaking can have the opposite effect.

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