News - 14/12/2012

The Nest: a new subscription service for Skrillex's label OWSLA

The Nest: a new subscription service for Skrillex's label OWSLA

OWSLA, the indie label co-founded by dubstep icon Skrillex, has launched a new music subscription service for its users.
It's a platform called The Nest, providing every OWSLA release in MP3 and WAV format in advance (24 hours before anyone else), along with free weekly exclusives - including VIP edits, DJ sets, priority access to live shows, exclusive remixes, a capellas and remix stems, access to exclusive artist meet-and-greets, live chats, Ustream sessions and 20% off OWSLA merchandise. The service has a cost of $12 a month.

The Nest will officially be active in January, with a bunch of exclusives including a M Machine remix of "Middle Finger" by Dog Blood (aka Skrillex and Boys Noize).

"The Nest is another chance for us to get music out to the fans quicker and easier" said Skrillex in a statement. "It's a step into the unknown future of music which is exciting, and it allows us to keep our fans up on fresh content and bring up some new artists we love".

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