The-Devo wrote:I only know about 1 Dubstep producer in my country.. his name is Cadik. He is considered to be a (nationally) well known producer..
Us, Hungarians really need some update, because I'm starting to get tired of Drum and bass..
I guess it might be you who need an update

I am not from Hungary yet I have known a great Hungarian producer called Ekaros for more than 3 years. but maybe you don't know him because you would just consider his music "some minimalistic crap" anyway...
www.myspace.com/ekaros
I see why you as a dnb head love Rusko's "wall-of-sound" kind of dubstep but the minimalism is exactly what got me into dubstep and actually that's what appealed to most people on this forum some years ago. at the time not many people would have a point in considering dubstep just a "slow version of dnb".
but after Caspa & Rusko's Fabric Live that's exactly what happened and all the dnb heads are jumping on the train thinking dubstep is good enough for them after all. luckily there is plenty of different tastes of dubstep, so I guess everyone can be happy

but I wanted to say to you that you'll miss a lot of great music if you just look for Rusko-like tunes in dubstep
mostly in places like Hungary and Slovakia where the scenes are really small this is killing the original vibe of dubstep nights because I can already see the growing number of people who come a dubstep night and they expect the huge dirty basslines, massive drops, etc. it really is not what dubstep is about, it's about and a bassline driven rhythmical diversity with more spacey beats ranging from techno and house through breaks to 2step and even hip-hop.
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