Igqom / igqomu / gqom house music

[Phigure]

Sounds like me finding out how Fruity Loops works.

i dunno but i think a lot of times that kind of stuff is exciting

a lot of old grime and dubstep is basically kids figuring out how to work software. just listen to tings in boots or something

[sixs]

just look at the livity sound article on RA, it's only recently that pev made the move from fruity loops

[rickyarbino]

Sounds like me finding out how Fruity Loops works.

i dunno but i think a lot of times that kind of stuff is exciting

a lot of old grime and dubstep is basically kids figuring out how to work software. just listen to tings in boots or something

Swear Beethoven/Mozart started composing at 5 or something?

[jrkhnds]

just look at the livity sound article on RA, it's only recently that pev made the move from fruity loops

nothing wrong with fl nowadays.

rwtp sounds incredibly "fruity" by the way.

[Shum]

big up for quality post

[nowaysj]

Bigup for recognizing a quality post.

[jrkhnds]

[Electric_Head]

This is as old as the bloody Ark.

I can't believe you guys.
Hype train lol.

This is pretty much std kwaito'esk house popular in most local clubs here.
I've been telling you guys about Pantsula and Kwaito house for ever.

[rickyarbino]

Isn't kwaito more paddy?

[Electric_Head]

Not really.
You get so many variants.

The percussive rhythms all follow a similar vein.
It's all kwaito house in the end.

This just has a tiny bit more emphasis on the sub drive.
Most club kwaito is lacking the sub and focuses more on the top end which can be terrible.
Occasionally you here this sort of vibe in cars or taxis and you have to go ask the guy what it is because it's almost impossible to find.
I walked into a cd store to dig a bit for random stuff and they put on a mix from some local guy just putting out club beats.
Some seriously good tunes, sub heavy, boody shakin business.

[Semel]

I know Kode 9 & LV feel this sound,(I think one of the LV guys are from our side)

Kode 9 played around this stuff too ,(got into it while down here the few times)







Then some new local kids mashing a grimier sound with it, also get some interest internationally

Soundcloud

Then this guy, sick producer, South African living between London & cape town, got some 12"s singed and pretty mad releases.

He pretty much get all those tunes from the kids and actually takes their music to the next level

Soundcloud

[Electric_Head]

That Sebenza tune is fire man.

That's what I'm feeling.
More on a juke hype.

[Molzie]

Had LV/Okmalumkoolkat on repeat when touring through SA. Felt so gangster (until I pulled up to a red light and shat my pants)

[AxeD]

Sounds like me finding out how Fruity Loops works.

i dunno but i think a lot of times that kind of stuff is exciting

a lot of old grime and dubstep is basically kids figuring out how to work software. just listen to tings in boots or something

I also can't stand a lot of old dubstep and grime
It has nothing to do with FL itself though.

LV stuff is different, plus it's mixed proper.

[Electric_Head]

Had LV/Okmalumkoolkat on repeat when touring through SA. Felt so gangster (until I pulled up to a red light and shat my pants)

And you were in the quite part of the country.

[nowaysj]

mixed proper

[AxeD]

mixed proper

[Molzie]

Had LV/Okmalumkoolkat on repeat when touring through SA. Felt so gangster (until I pulled up to a red light and shat my pants)

And you were in the quite part of the country.

Joburg didn't seem overly quite. Especially when you're lost

[nowaysj]

mixed proper

[Electric_Head]

Had LV/Okmalumkoolkat on repeat when touring through SA. Felt so gangster (until I pulled up to a red light and shat my pants)

And you were in the quite part of the country.

Joburg didn't seem overly quite. Especially when you're lost

Oh Joburg.
Ok that's different.
That's Nam.