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Post by Shae » Thu Jul 16, 2009 2:23 pm

tantor wrote:No one has mentioned:

-Kromestar
-Tes La Rok
Yes they have.

I used to think Rusko was a quality producer when I first discovered Babylon 1, Jahova, Cockney Thug, both bangers, and then Love Is Real and Lions Paw... But now I don't really like his new stuff, his production is still good, I'm jus not feelin stuff like gone too far, he has gone too far.

As for my favourite producers, Mala would definetly get a mention, as would benga and skream, but I gotta give Noah D a mention, I think I've got more of his records than any other producers, absolutely love his style... Polizia is pure vibes for me.
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Post by olio » Thu Jul 16, 2009 7:54 pm

PHASEten wrote:Jesus wept!! I reckon this thread is going to go on for ever!
yeah.. cuz favorites and 'bests' always change :wink:
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Post by soupdogg » Fri Jul 17, 2009 8:50 am

Mala allll day, no ones as deep as mala.
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Post by tantor » Sun Jul 19, 2009 5:52 pm

AddicteDub wrote:
tantor wrote:No one has mentioned:

-Kromestar
-Tes La Rok
Yes they have.

I used to think Rusko was a quality producer when I first discovered Babylon 1, Jahova, Cockney Thug, both bangers, and then Love Is Real and Lions Paw... But now I don't really like his new stuff, his production is still good, I'm jus not feelin stuff like gone too far, he has gone too far.

As for my favourite producers, Mala would definetly get a mention, as would benga and skream, but I gotta give Noah D a mention, I think I've got more of his records than any other producers, absolutely love his style... Polizia is pure vibes for me.
Oops. Sorry. But Tes is one of my favourites when it comes to producing and dj:in both. I completely agree everything you sais about Rusko. I love the old stuff too and some of his new tunes as well (f.e. Soundguy Is My target).

Mala is one of my all time favourite producers/artists in any genre. He's on the same level as Pete Rock, Lee Perry, Augustus Pablo, Primo, Fat Jack...
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Post by allisfullof » Sun Jul 19, 2009 6:09 pm

although he's not really dubstep, i'm gonna say rustie

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Post by subindex » Mon Jul 20, 2009 9:12 pm

Abs wrote:
author wrote:It's Skream....and no he's not fading.

In 50 years history books will speak of Skream.
:lol:

yeah sure they will, when the kids are studying dubstep in primary school
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Post by djdickclark » Wed Jul 22, 2009 4:16 am

for me, Rusko, hands down.
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Post by dignan » Wed Jul 22, 2009 2:30 pm

for me it's gotta be burial and distance. the mood these guys create with their tunes is unreal.
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Post by quantum soul » Mon Sep 21, 2009 11:43 pm

phaseten wrote:Jesus wept!! I reckon this thread is going to go on for ever!
Forever is a long time, so 'the best dubstep producer ever' is surely going to be the one that stands the test of time...

Personally, I think it's a little early to tell
olio wrote: yeah.. cuz favorites and 'bests' always change :wink:
'Favourite' is a subjective term, so favourites will always change.

'Best' ought to be objective, and if such a stringent criterion can be met, it'll last for all time.
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Post by tripwire22 » Mon Sep 21, 2009 11:50 pm

Distance is the best no doubt :D
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Post by Neurotik » Mon Sep 21, 2009 11:54 pm

I'm really into Pinch's music atm. Still really can't pinpoint one as the best or even my favourite atm :lol:. But yeah i guess alot of it is subjective and depending what you're into.
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Post by 86. » Mon Sep 21, 2009 11:58 pm

Every month I discover some next cat who's making ridiculous tunes.

I can't decide anymore. This has to be one of the fast growing genres.
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Post by Cynikal » Tue Sep 22, 2009 1:15 pm

My personal fav is Vermin

He hasn't really been noticed i think but i think his tunes make you wanna stab an old lady several times.
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Post by JFK » Wed Sep 23, 2009 12:22 pm

Ive got to add Borgore to my list.......

The bloke is totally fucking nuts. He scares the shit out of me..............
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Post by cixxxj » Wed Sep 23, 2009 12:41 pm

The only one which can be defined so is Mala! Then there is a huge list of absolute badmen out there which took the sound and are murdering woooorldwide!!!!
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Post by adam_john » Thu Sep 24, 2009 7:30 pm

tough one, there are a lot of producers i consider really, really good. best ever is tough for me to nail down.

i'm really into eskmo & komozanmuk though - they do some great stuff. Reso makes some seriously amazing tunes as well. vex'd and boxcutter for sure are on my list too.
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Re: The best dubstep producer ever

Post by slyman » Thu Sep 24, 2009 7:32 pm

im just posting here to make this thread show in my view posts thing. and the widdlers damn good btw. and do u guys think nero is good or is he midrange cack cuz i noticed no one mentioned him so im jw if hes just not in the league of the best or just not that good?
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Post by Cynikal » Thu Sep 24, 2009 7:47 pm

I also have to add El Haijn and L Wiz.

These 2 bring some fire to my speakers now and then.
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Post by planetshift » Fri Sep 25, 2009 4:01 am

slyman wrote:im just posting here to make this thread show in my view posts thing. and the widdlers damn good btw. and do u guys think nero is good or is he midrange cack cuz i noticed no one mentioned him so im jw if hes just not in the league of the best or just not that good?
If you think Nero's good then so be it. I LOVE the drop on "End of the World". I just wish it went somewhere else at some point,

I think the problem with a lot of the stuff people call midrange cack is the lack of inner-diversity songwise. Dirtyness has a great effect on short-impact but I think if it goes on too long it gets fatiguing fast. I tend start thinking about changing the song @ 1min:30secs for most of it.
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