experimenting with the genre

dj vk - snakebite ent. · Post by **dj vk - snakebite ent.** » Sat Jan 10, 2009 3:28 am

Elementalism wrote: Straight up, Anti-Social/Gangsta Boogie are doing very, very different things. Them guys are making shit that is unashamedly 70s/80s/90s influenced and then throwing the shit forward to 2050.

Hang tight the du-du-du-du-dududuh.

Couldn't have said it better mate!

I'm also currently feeling the stuff Martyn, TRG, Kutz, LD and Rossi B & Luca are cooking up!

whygohome10 · Post by **whygohome10** » Sat Jan 10, 2009 6:57 am

joker
starkey
guido
gemmy

Joker and Starkey at the top for reason just because of more material and releases, however gemmy has got a new release comin (supligen i think?) and one out already that is sick. Guido though deserves more releases more than anyone in my opinion. not sure if everyone would call them "experimental" but they are definitely pushin the boundaries

disjunction · Post by **disjunction** » Sat Jan 10, 2009 7:39 am

Abs wrote:http://www.myspace.com/ebolawrongmusic

Ebola

His more recent tunes have been a bit more formulated if you know what I mean, but pretty much %99 of what he does is mental, really bizzare sounds and beats.

actually i have heard some ebola on internet radio and it stuck me.

missedthebus · Post by **missedthebus** » Sat Jan 10, 2009 7:00 pm

genres are for the closed minded individual who doesnt think "out the box"

this comment was meant in terms of production values and aspirations. Personal opinion obviously.

disjunction · Post by **disjunction** » Sun Jan 11, 2009 1:32 am

missedthebus wrote:genres are for the closed minded individual who doesnt think "out the box"

That may be , but they certainly help to described commonality between music.
For example when i hear something has an 'acid' edge to it it may tell me that the music has some sort of relationship to late 80's early 90's Acid house. perhaps it is describing a resonant synth sound, or a certain intensity.
Its pretty useful in my opinion.
I don't see that you have to stick to any genre rules.
For those who don't think 'Genre' is invalid by all means continue to describe the music that you listen to as "Good Music"

Actually i like the term "Bass Music". I sort of encompasses more.

dubloke · Post by **dubloke** » Sun Jan 11, 2009 2:28 am

Elementalism wrote:Silkie.

Go listen to Bluesy.

Heny G.

Go listen to Candy.

Straight up, Anti-Social/Gangsta Boogie are doing very, very different things. Them guys are making shit that is unashamedly 70s/80s/90s influenced and then throwing the shit forward to 2050.

Hang tight the du-du-du-du-dududuh.

I'd say all the names mentioned are true, TRG, Joker, Jamie Vex'd, Kutz (to name a few) are all doing big things. I'm really feeling the "If You know - Skream" sound as well

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