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My Feelings (Radio Edit) Tech House Single review
A single tech house track sold as MP3 and WAV with its cover artwork for 2.14 euros, aimed at DJs and at listeners who want to pay the artist directly.
Worth a look
Judging a song by our four criteria is slightly absurd, and we are keeping the score low only because there are no refund terms and no artist identity. As a two-euro direct purchase from an independent producer, it is exactly what it says it is.
- Price
- EUR 2.14
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- DJs who need a WAV file, and listeners who would rather pay an artist than stream them
- Not for
- Anyone expecting a product, a course or anything to learn
My Feelings (Radio Edit) Tech House Single at a glance
This is not a course, a guide or a tool. It is one song. My Feelings (Radio Edit) is a tech house single sold as a small bundle: the main track in studio quality as both MP3 and WAV, plus the cover artwork for the release. The vendor's own framing is the most honest thing on the page, describing it as a way to support the artist directly, and it costs about the same as a coffee.
- Format
- One track, MP3 and WAV, plus cover artwork
- Genre
- Tech house, radio edit
- Delivery
- Instant download after purchase
- Price shown
- EUR 2.14 charged, described as only $2.50
- Refund terms
- Not stated on the order form
- Digistore24 ID
- 613374
What is this, exactly?
A song. My Feelings (Radio Edit) is a tech house single, and what you are buying is the audio file plus the artwork for the release. The vendor describes the bundle as suited to DJs, electronic music listeners and Spotify followers who want to support the artist directly.
We include it in this category because it arrived with a batch of music products and because listing it is more useful than pretending it does not exist. But it does not belong to the same species as the courses around it, and our scoring model was built for offers, not for art. Read the score with that in mind.
The one genuinely practical detail is the WAV file. Streaming gives you a compressed stream you do not own; a WAV is the uncompressed master, which is what a DJ actually wants in a club system and what a stream will never provide.
What is in the bundle?
Three files, downloaded immediately after payment, with nothing shipped.
Listed on the checkout
- The main track in studio quality as an MP3
- The same track as a WAV, uncompressed
- The cover artwork for the release
Two euros, or two dollars fifty?
The Digistore24 order form for product 613374, opened on 23 August 2026, charges EUR 2.14. The description on that same order form says "Only $2.50".
Both are true at once: 2.14 euros converts to roughly 2.50 dollars, so the vendor wrote the price in dollars and the checkout bills in euros. It is worth noticing anyway, because the same pattern appears on more expensive products in this catalog where the gap actually costs you something.
At this price the comparison worth making is not with other Digistore24 products but with Bandcamp, where a single track typically costs one to two dollars and the artist keeps most of it. This is in the same range.
Who should buy a song from a checkout page?
Two people. A DJ who wants the WAV to play out, because that is a real technical need that streaming does not meet. And a listener who has decided they would rather hand a producer two euros than send them a fraction of a cent through a streaming platform.
Everyone else can simply stream it. The vendor is not pretending otherwise, and there is no upsell attached.
What is missing
No refund terms are stated, which is normal for a digital music file and still worth knowing. Once downloaded, a track is not something a marketplace can take back.
The artist is not named on the order form beyond the release itself, and there is no separate page to visit. If you want to know whose music you are buying before you buy it, search the track title on a streaming service first and listen there. Then decide whether the WAV is worth two euros to you.
Pros and cons
What works
- Includes the uncompressed WAV, which streaming never gives you
- Cover artwork included with the release
- About two euros, in line with buying a single on Bandcamp
- Instant download, no account or subscription
- The vendor is honest that this is direct artist support
What does not
- It is one song, not a product with any utility beyond listening
- No refund terms stated on the order form
- The artist is not identified on the checkout
- Priced in euros while described in dollars
- Nothing to preview before buying, unlike a normal music store
My Feelings (Radio Edit) Tech House Single FAQ
What do I get for EUR 2.14?
One track, My Feelings (Radio Edit), in studio quality as both MP3 and WAV, plus the cover artwork for the release. It is a single song, not a course or a sample pack.
Why buy a track here instead of streaming it?
For the WAV file, which is uncompressed and is what a DJ needs to play out, and because a direct purchase pays the artist far more than a stream does.
Is the price EUR 2.14 or $2.50?
The checkout charges EUR 2.14. The description on the same page says only $2.50, which is roughly the same amount converted.
Can I get a refund?
No refund terms are stated on the order form. That is normal for a downloadable audio file.
Can I use the track commercially?
Nothing on the checkout grants any license beyond personal use. If you want sync, remix or commercial rights, contact the artist before assuming you have them.
The bottom line
Judging a song by our four criteria is slightly absurd, and we are keeping the score low only because there are no refund terms and no artist identity. As a two-euro direct purchase from an independent producer, it is exactly what it says it is.
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