--- Established Drum and Bass producers making Dubstep

human? · Post by **human?** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 7:14 pm

what really pisses me off is all the dubstep producers makin jungle and calling it dubstep!!!

j/k

um, yeh. music is music is music. pretty much every stateside producer in the dubstep thing is a junglist. just cause yall are just hearin about them now, most have been doin the jungle thing for tiiiiiime...

sall one family, one music, one love...

prisoner · Post by **prisoner** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 8:05 pm

KingCannibal wrote:
Ice Minus = Komonazmuk.

serious!?!

that's nuts....i did not know that.

ice minus made some fantastic dnb.

and martyn's dnb was/is still some of the best made in the last decade imo.

spiderman · Post by **spiderman** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 8:23 pm

a lot of dubstep heads were jungle heads back in the day, so the common ground is there.

i think as long as QUALITY music is being made and ppl arent just doing it for the sake of it, then there is no problem at all.

gl!tch · Post by **gl!tch** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 8:41 pm

prisoner wrote:
KingCannibal wrote:
Ice Minus = Komonazmuk.
serious!?!

that's nuts....i did not know that.

ice minus made some fantastic dnb.

and martyn's dnb was/is still some of the best made in the last decade imo.

for real! I've got some research to do. Ice Minus tracks get nasty

brutal traxx · Post by **brutal traxx** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 9:42 pm

Sio2 wrote:It doesnt matter. DnB, dubstep its all words to attempt to describe a certain style of music. Each style has its own features but there is epic music no matter what genre you are looking at. Anyone who gets hung up on the dubstep vs dnb thing is just gonna get left in the dust.

bigup TIME

Gotta agree with that mate. As long as you like it, its good.

MARCHMELLOW · Post by **MARCHMELLOW** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 9:59 pm

??? ALL DnB producers are KILLING the new dubsep sound, taking it to a new level...BUT they'll never break into the roots and the sound that started dubstep - but dubstep is now old enough for us to say that the sound that started dubstep is in the past, not forgotten whatsoever, but in the past....

efa · Post by **efa** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 11:43 pm

Don't care who makes it as long as they make wicked tunes.

frodo · Post by **frodo** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 11:47 pm

prisoner wrote:
KingCannibal wrote:
Ice Minus = Komonazmuk.
serious!?!

that's nuts....i did not know that.

ice minus made some fantastic dnb.

Ice Minus were three guys and Komonazmuk is one of them.

Just to make sure

the great void · Post by **the great void** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 2:42 am

gaston_UK wrote:??? ALL DnB producers are KILLING the new dubsep sound, taking it to a new level...BUT they'll never break into the roots and the sound that started dubstep - but dubstep is now old enough for us to say that the sound that started dubstep is in the past, not forgotten whatsoever, but in the past....

yeah but at the same time go listen to solaris by Photek, huge dnb producer, making a few very dubstep tracks wayyy back 8 years ago. dub owes a ton to jungle, almost everything non 4/4 in the uk does. Its all just music like people are saying, if tis good its good. Kryptic Minds and Leon Switch have a made a few dubstep tracks I think, sounding good, Im all for it.

swiftguyver · Post by **swiftguyver** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 3:11 am

most of the dubstep i've heard from the likes of Chase & Status, Calibre, D.Kay, Noah D, SPL, Tech Itch, Martyn etc etc has been dope...so i'm happy...

hd4000 · Post by **hd4000** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 3:15 am

wooda916 wrote:benny page - swagger is a sick tune.

If they make good tunes, who cares if they make dnb too? just shows versitility imo...

yup,
and ill add noah d to that list as well.

oh and im a nuskool breaks producer making dubstep now......

blackmass plastics · Post by **blackmass plastics** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 7:07 am

It must be a nightmare to be an 'established' producer ,and therefore be confined for eternity to producing one style of music for the rest of your rarely luctrative career
Any suggestion that people should only stick to what they are successful at,goes against the whole creative process ie.Inspiration leading to output.
The chances are that guys on the DnB scene are really into by the fresh angles they hear in dubstep, and relish the chance to get a bit experimental within their style.
At the end of the day it don't matter who made it as long as its sick...

threnody · Post by **threnody** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 7:38 am

blackmass plastics wrote:It must be a nightmare to be an 'established' producer ,and therefore be confined for eternity to producing one style of music for the rest of your rarely luctrative career
Any suggestion that people should only stick to what they are successful at,goes against the whole creative process ie.Inspiration leading to output.
The chances are that guys on the DnB scene are really into by the fresh angles they hear in dubstep, and relish the chance to get a bit experimental within their style.
At the end of the day it don't matter who made it as long as its sick...

Truth!

It is amuzing that people get all over protective about dnb producers coming in taking our jobs, our wives, our genres, our money (etc....) but they have as much right to experiment as the next man. I think the problem lies with any producer saying "i'm writing dubstep" rather than "i'm writing a tune" and then seeing where it goes. People create their own boxes.

There are obviously producers who people like and those that people don't like and it is seen as a cardinal sin if someone who is considered a bad producer in their own scene comes in a and produces a 'dubstep' track. Of course there are already enough bad producers making dubstep but why should any 'bad' dnb producer have any less right to make a potentially bad dubstep tune as all the people already making rubbish dubstep.

brutal traxx · Post by **brutal traxx** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 8:39 am

blackmass plastics wrote:It must be a nightmare to be an 'established' producer ,and therefore be confined for eternity to producing one style of music for the rest of your rarely luctrative career
Any suggestion that people should only stick to what they are successful at,goes against the whole creative process ie.Inspiration leading to output.
The chances are that guys on the DnB scene are really into by the fresh angles they hear in dubstep, and relish the chance to get a bit experimental within their style.
At the end of the day it don't matter who made it as long as its sick...

Hell yeah! Its all about what inspires you. Producing more than one style of music should be praised as its vesitle producers that are the most interesting. People with ONE style and sound come boring very quick. IMHO

human? · Post by **human?** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 8:52 am

so far this thread makes me

moldy! infiltrata! mayhem! parson! r.a. motherfuckin w. !! juju!! noah d! osr!! yall time..

all junglist crew... SPREAD LOVE!!!!!

signus · Post by **signus** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 9:00 am

Breakage
Martyn
Benny Page
Chase & Status
Eddy Woo
Kryptic Minds

The list goes on. All sick DnB producers and now they're sick Dubstep producers as well. In these cases at least i think the fact they've come from DnB has helped. It means they've got a different spin on it compared to someone who has been on Dubstep from the start and came from the garage scene.

legend4ry · Post by **legend4ry** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 9:09 am

If the tunes good, the tunes good.

Could be a untitled .wav sent to loads of top Djs, no one will know who it is, gets cut to a few dubplates and destroys clubs around the world.....

You saying if the producer 2 months later went.."This is mine" and was someone big in another scene it'll get any less respect?

bollocks will it

badger · Post by **badger** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 9:14 am

blackmass plastics wrote:It must be a nightmare to be an 'established' producer ,and therefore be confined for eternity to producing one style of music for the rest of your rarely luctrative career
Any suggestion that people should only stick to what they are successful at,goes against the whole creative process ie.Inspiration leading to output.
The chances are that guys on the DnB scene are really into by the fresh angles they hear in dubstep, and relish the chance to get a bit experimental within their style.
At the end of the day it don't matter who made it as long as its sick...

exactly. people should be able to make whatever they want as long as they're doing it for the right reasons. i really don't understand the insular attitude so many people seem to have in relation to dubstep: imo noone owns the scene and has a right to say what it is or where it is going, even the originators. anyone making a purely cynical move to make a particular genre of music deserves our scorn but otherwise people should be able to make what they want without being judged for it

human? · Post by **human?** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 9:21 am

badger wrote:.... even the originators.

i havent met a single originator who didnt vibe off the jungles while growin up...

this isnt the first time the junglists came to the garage en mass

3rd or 4th easy

one music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lovelovelovelove

bagelator · Post by **bagelator** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 12:31 pm

ban the lot of em. who do they think they are?

this is the only person who is godly enough to be able to switch codes

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