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Posted: **Mon Nov 02, 2009 12:38 pm**

bro selecta

Posted: **Mon Nov 02, 2009 11:36 pm**

Posted: **Mon Nov 02, 2009 11:56 pm**

To me.........The term Brostep is this..... When your an up and coming producer of dubstep music and your tunes are not quite ready for the " big time" but still have potential to be played, you may want an established Dj to play it out. The conversation goes like this......... " Brother, I got this wikkid choon for you play at your next gig, what of it?" People send me tunes all the time and I appreciate all of them, just not all of em are good enough to be played out or on the air.... These tunes are Brostep.... I equate it to this....In skateboarding when you start out and are gunning for glory, you are called a " Grommet " It doesn't mean you suck, you just have to put in your time and get your props that way....... Like I said, that's how I see it.

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 2:06 am**

LOL... brostep is what is played at the sausage fests that no girls show up too. Kinda like what happened to the DNB scene where the darkest, loudest sounding mid range bass loving alpha male mosh pit a gwaaaaan.

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 2:24 am**

im gonna start producing pro-brono

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 2:47 am**

cure wrote:LOL... brostep is what is played at the sausage fests that no girls show up too.

I have firsthand experience that this is not true.

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 3:02 am**

collige wrote:
cure wrote:LOL... brostep is what is played at the sausage fests that no girls show up too.
I have firsthand experience that this is not true.

Ummm....I have firsthand experience that you dont get me. Not what Im talking about dude.. Im talking about the parties that all dudes show up to cus they are playin heavy metal mid range step all night with NO GIRLS.

Trust, Im not saying girls dont come out...lol girls come out to our nights too (and not the local drunk first year students that found the closest bar)...

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 3:38 am**

re-re-wind, when the crowd say bro selectaaaa

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 3:39 am**

"I mean I like a dark bassline like the next man, but you can’t have ‘male rage’ music. "
-Burial, interview with Blackdown

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 3:51 am**

cure wrote:
collige wrote:
cure wrote:LOL... brostep is what is played at the sausage fests that no girls show up too.
I have firsthand experience that this is not true.

Ummm....I have firsthand experience that you dont get me. Not what Im talking about dude.. Im talking about the parties that all dudes show up to cus they are playin heavy metal mid range step all night with NO GIRLS.

Trust, Im not saying girls dont come out...lol girls come out to our nights too (and not the local drunk first year students that found the closest bar)...

LOL i think he was trying to point out that the tune being played is one of the harder-aggro-midrange variety no??

that has got to be the funniest video in the history of dubstep anyways

like 3 of those girls know how to move to a beat like that

i think thats the hardest part is that most gals in the US are used to hip hop or house. "cmon guys lets get crazyyyy!" LOL the banter in that video is classicc! big up those gals tho. just dont drop the fartstep and you should be fine. you gotta get on the dancefloor and show these chicks where to pop to that beat

having a few girls who know how to dance to dubstep on the floor is key too! big up to those gals who show up. the standing still mandem needs to av a drink!

all you need is the funk howard

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 5:35 am**

i know thats not the point but i wouldnt call trouble & bass "brostep" anyways

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 6:01 am**

i dont know about you guys

every dubstep show i have been to so far has had a good ratio of guys and girls.....HOT GIRLS at that!!!!!

the girls at the mala show i went to in september were all BANGIN!!!!!

SKIRTS AND ALL!!!!

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 6:05 am**

-boring wrote:
cure wrote:
collige wrote:
cure wrote:LOL... brostep is what is played at the sausage fests that no girls show up too.
I have firsthand experience that this is not true.

Ummm....I have firsthand experience that you dont get me. Not what Im talking about dude.. Im talking about the parties that all dudes show up to cus they are playin heavy metal mid range step all night with NO GIRLS.

Trust, Im not saying girls dont come out...lol girls come out to our nights too (and not the local drunk first year students that found the closest bar)...

LOL i think he was trying to point out that the tune being played is one of the harder-aggro-midrange variety no??

that has got to be the funniest video in the history of dubstep anyways like 3 of those girls know how to move to a beat like that i think thats the hardest part is that most gals in the US are used to hip hop or house. "cmon guys lets get crazyyyy!" LOL the banter in that video is classicc! big up those gals tho. just dont drop the fartstep and you should be fine. you gotta get on the dancefloor and show these chicks where to pop to that beat having a few girls who know how to dance to dubstep on the floor is key too! big up to those gals who show up. the standing still mandem needs to av a drink!

all you need is the funk howard

Yeah. I was there at the time and it completely threw me off. This was ON STAGE btw.

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 6:39 am**

tazestep

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 7:36 am**

awash wrote:"I mean I like a dark bassline like the next man, but you can’t have ‘male rage’ music. "
-Burial, interview with Blackdown

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 7:40 am**

That tune in the video is an AC Slater track though..he makes dance floor tunes...of course girls are dancing to that.. I think we have different interpretations of agro

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 7:41 am**

cure wrote:what happened to the DNB scene where the darkest, loudest sounding mid range bass loving alpha male mosh pit a gwaaaaan.

or more importantly when the dj's stopped playing what they wanted to play, and started playing purely to crowd reaction. people don't know what dj'ing really is any longer.

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 9:46 am**

I think I'm confused as to what brostep actually is - plenty of parties I go to have a lot of mid range bass being played but its not really moshstep for the most part and its definately not a sausage fest. Are we just talking about midrange that really sounds like heavy metal? I mean theres tunes quality tunes with metal influence of different styles (Distance, Numbernin6 etc) which I'm often playing and then theres dubstep that may as well be heavy metal as its dark and noisey shit for goths etc which I'd never play - is that what we're talking about with "brostep"? I think lots of other ppl on here are confused as well and just think anything midrange and banging is brostep - ive not seen any of these all male brostep parties in the UK so mabeye its a US thing? The only virtually all male parties in the UK I can remember are the early DMZ gigs but obviously the great music and soundsystems made up for that and many emerging scenes have that problem b4 the mainstream catches on

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 10:34 am**

the only thing cooler than calling all your friends 'bro' is calling all your friends 'brah'

Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 12:58 pm**

Where do tunes like Victim Support fall in all of this?

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