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and joker and maybe coki but the arly work osnyl at the DMZ

people have been saying dnb is dead for about 10 years or more. Just saying.

"yeah, we just call it hip hop man"

fractal wrote:

"yeah, we just call it hip hop man"

out to the pacific northwest hipsters. I don't know about seattle, but portland's full to the brim of these guys

Wrote a long thing, (got deleted) about how there's tons of exceptional Dubstep made since wut that has also redefined the sound yet again, ruffhouse anyone? There's no question DJ Youngsta's Rinse.FM show on Mondays I'd the corner stone of the sound. Always discovering new tunes there, Yunx rinse14 cd is still a favorite, and puts allstars8 to shame, IMO. I know everyone here loves Kryptic Minds, for hood reason too, I've got a metalheads single their DNB shit is some serious Tear Out, rip the fucking dancefloor to pieces, no mercy Ina rave. Anyone ever seen them live during the metalheads years? I wonder what their shows were like. Can't Sleep is one of the best Dubstep albums ever, and Badman is an exceptional anthem!

So yea still loads of killer Dubstep, though I have no stake in the preservation of any one strain of the sound, as a DJ , you just come to terms with the big picture, it all mixes, you can have an all inclusive set with a wide range of styles, but it's got to flow, songs need to be grouped together and BPMs change gradually of the entirety of the set.

Unless your Paris Hilton, or DJ Barbie, no offense to barbie.
The video of her "DJing" is maybe the best video I've ever seen!

Soiree wrote:So yea still loads of killer Dubstep, though I have no stake in the preservation of any one strain of the sound, as a DJ , you just come to terms with the big picture, it all mixes, you can have an all inclusive set with a wide range of styles, but it's got to flow, songs need to be grouped together and BPMs change gradually of the entirety of the set.

this
The worst I've seen so far was some dude trainwrecking a techno tune into Roska's Squark into Marka then back into techno. Trying to cover all areas of bass music

ultraspatial wrote:

Soiree wrote:So yea still loads of killer Dubstep, though I have no stake in the preservation of any one strain of the sound, as a DJ , you just come to terms with the big picture, it all mixes, you can have an all inclusive set with a wide range of styles, but it's got to flow, songs need to be grouped together and BPMs change gradually of the entirety of the set.

this
The worst I've seen so far was some dude trainwrecking a techno tune into Roska's Squark into Marka then back into techno. Trying to cover all areas of bass music

Dude things he's Oneman eh?

lol squark is techno tempo as well, what a dingo.

your nails are mad pretty g

thanks theyer'e gold now

ballin

girls like em


some boys probly do too

leyenda303 wrote:

ultraspatial wrote:

Soiree wrote:So yea still loads of killer Dubstep, though I have no stake in the preservation of any one strain of the sound, as a DJ , you just come to terms with the big picture, it all mixes, you can have an all inclusive set with a wide range of styles, but it's got to flow, songs need to be grouped together and BPMs change gradually of the entirety of the set.

this
The worst I've seen so far was some dude trainwrecking a techno tune into Roska's Squark into Marka then back into techno. Trying to cover all areas of bass music

Dude things he's Oneman eh?

Does Oneman play techno? lol

skimpi wrote:

leyenda303 wrote:

ultraspatial wrote:

Soiree wrote:So yea still loads of killer Dubstep, though I have no stake in the preservation of any one strain of the sound, as a DJ , you just come to terms with the big picture, it all mixes, you can have an all inclusive set with a wide range of styles, but it's got to flow, songs need to be grouped together and BPMs change gradually of the entirety of the set.

this
The worst I've seen so far was some dude trainwrecking a techno tune into Roska's Squark into Marka then back into techno. Trying to cover all areas of bass music

Dude things he's Oneman eh?

Does Oneman play techno? lol

Was more referring to the bit about covering all areas of bass music.

Anyway...

Loefah - Horror Show was a shotgun blast to anything but halfstep in dubstep for many years. Discuss

^that tune and the"what" remix

Helix [Delay] wrote:girls like em


some boys probly do too

i'm bout it

ultraspatial wrote:

Soiree wrote:So yea still loads of killer Dubstep, though I have no stake in the preservation of any one strain of the sound, as a DJ , you just come to terms with the big picture, it all mixes, you can have an all inclusive set with a wide range of styles, but it's got to flow, songs need to be grouped together and BPMs change gradually of the entirety of the set.

this
The worst I've seen so far was some dude trainwrecking a techno tune into Roska's Squark into Marka then back into techno. Trying to cover all areas of bass music

Tbh, if you spin Marka at +8 and 33RPM, it does fit pretty well with a lot of 130BPM stuff.

collige wrote:

ultraspatial wrote:

Soiree wrote:So yea still loads of killer Dubstep, though I have no stake in the preservation of any one strain of the sound, as a DJ , you just come to terms with the big picture, it all mixes, you can have an all inclusive set with a wide range of styles, but it's got to flow, songs need to be grouped together and BPMs change gradually of the entirety of the set.

this
The worst I've seen so far was some dude trainwrecking a techno tune into Roska's Squark into Marka then back into techno. Trying to cover all areas of bass music

Tbh, if you spin Marka at +8 and 33RPM, it does fit pretty well with a lot of 130BPM stuff.

I keep thinking you're me

Sonika wrote:

On the trap thing: People in the dubstep/bass music scene are heralding it like some new invention. But here in the ATL we've been making that shit for years.

lol joker invented trap