deadly habit wrote:akira kiteshi is scottish i think
I don't know it as a fact but I'm sure I've heard this before.
He's definitely from the UK seeing as he had a 7" called 'Jeremy Kyle' on team Acre. I reckon Scottish is a good call too seeing as he's also released a track called 'Ion Bru' (The Scott's love that isht) http://www.discogs.com/artist/Akira+Kiteshi
Re: Japanese Dubstep
Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 2:19 am
by Brickhaus
Intended Malice wrote:Do you really speak that way? Mad crazy?
Caski wrote:goth-trad is all u need really, if u survive his bass
Agreed.
But if you want there is Akira Takeshi, I've only heard one or two tracks from him and neither were for me.
Edit: I did a little googling, turns out the guy is Wapanese. (He's not Japanese.)
Also I just want to know my voice is heard, again, and say that I truly believe DJ Krush would be an amazing producer; his atmospheres and complexity in trip hop would go well at 140BPM.
Yuh, Akira Kiteshi is a Scottish kid in his mum's basement
Re: Japanese Dubstep
Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 4:13 am
by deadly_habit
Brickhaus wrote:
Intended Malice wrote:Do you really speak that way? Mad crazy?
Caski wrote:goth-trad is all u need really, if u survive his bass
Agreed.
But if you want there is Akira Takeshi, I've only heard one or two tracks from him and neither were for me.
Edit: I did a little googling, turns out the guy is Wapanese. (He's not Japanese.)
Also I just want to know my voice is heard, again, and say that I truly believe DJ Krush would be an amazing producer; his atmospheres and complexity in trip hop would go well at 140BPM.
Yuh, Akira Kiteshi is a Scottish kid in his mum's basement
seeing as he's married i hope he doesn't live in his mom's basement...
and yea he's from edinburgh
Re: Japanese Dubstep
Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 4:28 pm
by mrdii
Japanese dubstep
Re: Japanese Dubstep
Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 4:59 pm
by jack sparrow1
i met a few when i was out there in december
really wicked producer on the deeper tip
theres a nice community out there and they love the deeper sound.
a girl called niko i met who is djing minimal house alongside dubstep in her sets and doing vocals too
really great stuff.
Re: Japanese Dubstep
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 6:43 pm
by harikiri
Even though I've checked it out a fair few times I don't think I've ever made a post, guess I didn't feel I had anything worth saying...
Anyways, I figured I'd add a bit of info on some Japanese producers and DJs since I have a bit of knowledge on the 'Eastern scene' [note: this isn't going to be an exhaustive list by all means, I'm just going to list the people I know are active in the scene in Tokyo (I have no experience in any other cities); its simply a useful start for anyone who plans to visit (when I went I had to dig from scratch, which is LONG if you don't speak japanese very well)]
Natives
First off, I gotta spotlight ENA - http://soundcloud.com/ena-iai
I'm probably a little biased since he's a mate of mine but, imho ENA's EASILY the most gifted producer I've encountered during my time in Japan. His beats are spot on, and his talents go wayyyy beyond the confines of dubstep and d&b. He's got some sneakily dark/twisted stuff hidden away too, so don't go thinking he's just another 'deep' guy... Keep an eye out for him
Heavy1 - http://soundcloud.com/heavy1
ok, so he's mainly d&b, but check his dubstep VIP of one of one of his popular tunes, I'm pretty sure he's got more dubstep hidden that he's sitting on...
'Gaijin'
There are a whole bunch of guys that aren't natively japanese but have lived in Japan long-enough (and been making beats there long enough) to be entitled to a mention here:
Major Dude - http://soundcloud.com/themajordude
Special mention here, another very gifted producer that does alot more than just dubstep under numerous alias (too many to mention in fact). I'd say dooobstep is merely his most recent area of experimentation...
There's a good enough start for you all... I'm sure I've forgotten a whole bunch of important people （皆さん、申し訳ありません）I'm sure as word gets around, anyone I've forgotten to include will give me a nudge after which I'll add them too.
Finally.... if you're in tokyo check out our 'Dubcake' event
Re: Japanese Dubstep
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 6:47 pm
by evil madmen
rayman612 wrote:
1/2 Japanese
Thought The Bug was from the uk?
I believe they are the same person
Re: Japanese Dubstep
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 11:37 am
by 0dub
Hey guys, slightly related note - i'm rolling through Tokyo on the weekend of Jan 22/23 and then Jan 28-31st, are there any events happening during these dates worth checking out?
Re: Japanese Dubstep
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 12:21 pm
by edwardproductions
I'm Chinese/Japansese dusbtep producer from Chicago if that counts.
