Dubstepforum.com

untightled wrote:probably one of my favorite boiler room sets already

That rewind is cool, asome theo parrish edit

^ haha yes, if you watch the documentary on him you see the guy that did the rewind saying he "had to do it" with a big smile haha

Somebody in the comments said it was some kind of appreciation in Uk Dj cultur, pretty weird if you ask me... But ye cool!

Stumbled upon this (production heds) http://www.attackmagazine.com/features/ ... -ensemble/
Check out other features on the site too, it's decent

societyloser1 wrote:Somebody in the comments said it was some kind of appreciation in Uk Dj cultur, pretty weird if you ask me... But ye cool!

Never seen/heard a pull up before? I remember everyone calling the guy that pulled the record back an idiot on YT. I guess they haven't either.

I would be lying if I said I haven't bought some of those records he played because of that set. He's definitely a great selector.

Nope, sorry.. Belgium doesn't support pull ups probably!

And a good mixer, beat matching all that shit aint easy I think

Shane Says wrote:

societyloser1 wrote:Somebody in the comments said it was some kind of appreciation in Uk Dj cultur, pretty weird if you ask me... But ye cool!

Never seen/heard a pull up before? I remember everyone calling the guy that pulled the record back an idiot on YT. I guess they haven't either.

I would be lying if I said I haven't bought some of those records he played because of that set. He's definitely a great selector.

ive been doing exactly the same

Shane Says wrote:

societyloser1 wrote:Somebody in the comments said it was some kind of appreciation in Uk Dj cultur, pretty weird if you ask me... But ye cool!

Never seen/heard a pull up before? I remember everyone calling the guy that pulled the record back an idiot on YT. I guess they haven't either.

the pull-up goes back to dub culture, while it's not a technique many house/techno oriented DJs use it's not something that's alien or a UK oddity, just gets rinsed a lot in UK circles because MCs love it

And yeah the guy who did it is a real nice DJ himself too, playing with the Hessle Audio boys in room 1 at fabric next week. Don't think he was trying to jump in like 'yeah, I can do that', just wanted to show some appreciation for a throwdown set

whats his name?

I think it's nick tasker or something like that

Yeah, he does a show on NTS as well called 88 transitions. Always at Phonica too...

Ewen wrote:Yeah, he does a show on NTS as well called 88 transitions. Always at Phonica too...

nice!

You don't pull back fucking house though, its not grime lol

if oneman does it then its ok.

Because he got swag?? Puttin a dizzee rascal vocal over a zomby beat was over the top for me! But he's a good dj

'You dont pull back house'

what does that even mean?

Shane Says wrote:I've been really enjoying his stuff for the past couple of months now. His latest boiler room showcase

cant say id heard much of mcde before this set, but i really enjoyed it.

I thought he was Black and from Detroit , how wrong I was.

Check out the 100th podcast of Louche:
http://www.louchemusic.com/podcast/Moto ... -Ensemble/

Loved it more than his BR set.

Tracklist from MixesDB:
[00] Theo Parrish - Music
[04] Ron Trent - Morning Fever
[09] Stephen Encinas - Disco Illusion
[14] Braxton Holmes & Mark Grant - Psychotic Pimpin'
[17] Jovonn - I Can't Make Up My Mind
[20] ?
[26] Mike Grant - The Struggle Of My People (Mr. G's There's Hope Mix) [Moods & Grooves - MG 011]
[29] ?
[32] ?
[36] Terrence Parker - Haus Music
[43] Chez Damier & Ron Trent - Untitled A2 (Sometimes I Feel Like)
[49] Nancy Martin - Can't Believe
[53] Soundstream - Inferno
[58] Soul Searchers - We The People [Strut - 067CDX]

Ewen wrote:'You dont pull back house'

what does that even mean?

As in, house music, is not music that you 'pull back' or 'wheel', or whatever when mixing. It's not hype music like Grime or Dubstep, its meant for smoother blends, and when a tune has like a 3 min intro you dont wanna go through hearing it again.

Stop making up rules Skimpi