The new dubstep
The new dubstep
So as far as I can tell dubstep is the major electronic music tradition to arise in the past two years. Well, besides french house.
What's the next one going to be?
What's the next one going to be?
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If we knew we'd be listening to it instead of dubstep
haha no really not a clue, any pointers anyone?
am interested to see where house goes in the next couple of years, as its gone from funky to electro to fidget, wondering where it could go next...
haha no really not a clue, any pointers anyone?
am interested to see where house goes in the next couple of years, as its gone from funky to electro to fidget, wondering where it could go next...
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Re: The new dubstep
french house has been around since 95 man....
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And Dubstep since the Early 2000's
Check out the UK Funky scene. It's a cross between 2step and 90's house and Detroit Techno made by Dubstep producers. Tis good.
Check out the UK Funky scene. It's a cross between 2step and 90's house and Detroit Techno made by Dubstep producers. Tis good.
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I can smell a resurgence in Drum and Bass. I don't know why, but all the stuff that has been biting D&B basslines and such, I imagine it will be back in full by this time next year.
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which would mean a tarnce revival is around the corner......kabuki wrote:I can smell a resurgence in Drum and Bass. I don't know why, but all the stuff that has been biting D&B basslines and such, I imagine it will be back in full by this time next year.
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i smell new hiphop stuff
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=1733 ... ght=173369
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=182791
etc.
(and i've been listening to dubstep for about 3 years now)
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=1733 ... ght=173369
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=182791
etc.
(and i've been listening to dubstep for about 3 years now)
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Blu Jemz cd is dope. Good DJ and a good dude if you get a chance to see him spin, you should.Thomas wrote:i smell new hiphop stuff
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=1733 ... ght=173369
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=182791
etc.
(and i've been listening to dubstep for about 3 years now)
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dont think he'll ever play in rotterdam
dorian concept is coming over though, check the new/first track on his mespazzle
http://www.myspace.com/dorianconcept
if that isnt fresh i dont know what is, and id rather hear this all year long then the same dnb we've known for the past 5 years
dorian concept is coming over though, check the new/first track on his mespazzle
http://www.myspace.com/dorianconcept
if that isnt fresh i dont know what is, and id rather hear this all year long then the same dnb we've known for the past 5 years
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forgive me for my ignorance but I have never been good on the different genres and subgenres of electronic music.. Is dubstep another name for drum and bass or is it that jamaican vibe with hip hop beats? The only time I hear of french house is that it started that whole ducking and sidechaining thing.. It's only thru this forum that i've heard of deadmouse, justice, etc but i still couldn't tell you what genre there supposed to be in.. but i do like listening to these guys when i hear it..
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aisling wrote:which would mean a tarnce revival is around the corner......kabuki wrote:I can smell a resurgence in Drum and Bass. I don't know why, but all the stuff that has been biting D&B basslines and such, I imagine it will be back in full by this time next year.
Oooh. lucky for us!
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yeah, i definitely don't get it.. this is dubstep? It sounds like hip hop. It's great but it makes me think that I've been listening to some dubstep and not even know it..Thomas wrote:dont think he'll ever play in rotterdam
dorian concept is coming over though, check the new/first track on his mespazzle
http://www.myspace.com/dorianconcept
if that isnt fresh i dont know what is, and id rather hear this all year long then the same dnb we've known for the past 5 years
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nuxnamon wrote:yeah, i definitely don't get it.. this is dubstep? It sounds like hip hop. It's great but it makes me think that I've been listening to some dubstep and not even know it..Thomas wrote:dont think he'll ever play in rotterdam
dorian concept is coming over though, check the new/first track on his mespazzle
http://www.myspace.com/dorianconcept
if that isnt fresh i dont know what is, and id rather hear this all year long then the same dnb we've known for the past 5 years
this is just a new wave of instrumental hiphop
dubstep is sort of 2 step and garage/grime
loads of subbass, and know for the "wobble"
google skream for the biggest name in the scene
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Dubstep isn't Drum and Bass, it's like Drum and Bass' son that ran away from home at 15 and is doing his own thing.nuxnamon wrote:forgive me for my ignorance but I have never been good on the different genres and subgenres of electronic music.. Is dubstep another name for drum and bass or is it that jamaican vibe with hip hop beats? The only time I hear of french house is that it started that whole ducking and sidechaining thing.. It's only thru this forum that i've heard of deadmouse, justice, etc but i still couldn't tell you what genre there supposed to be in.. but i do like listening to these guys when i hear it..
Dubstep = 140 bpm, typically half time, typically shuffled, typically with HEAVY, HEAVY, HEAVY bass. Some incorporates reggae, DNB, influence, other techno, or hip-hop. The cool thing about it is that it's going a bunch of different directions at once.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubstep
Example of "typical" Dubstep sound: Rusko
Example of "weird"-er Dubstep: Kode 9, Joker, Martyn