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kidshuffle wrote:

Nevalo wrote:ive heard some juke refix's of old grime tunes (eg Rhythm & Gash) .... surprisingly, they go off!

link?

He might be playing some good tunes but he looks like such a bell end

wolf89 wrote:He might be playing some good tunes but he looks like such a bell end

this

good tunes doe

think he's just taking the piss... every other time ive seen tim (from tim&barry) he doesnt look anywhere near as nobbish

Reverb wrote:Does anyone come pretty close to quitting electronic music in the summers? I listen to trap and the like still, but less and less of the slow, dark stuff

This will be my first summer that I'm into electronic music...I only found out about dubstep in September 2011

Last summer I was still mainly bumping tupac and dr dre and other 90s gangsta rap

Nevalo wrote:well, kinda glad im not the only person on here who likes that shit



festival business

what started my love for the 4x4

almost every time i mix these days at one point i'll pop in a 4x4 and it's just over from then.. computation, punani, tribal dance, word dance, clone, i chuck source 16 in (not 4x4, but same vibe, imo) heaps more, but usually if im mixing, you hear one you hear at least 5 in a row hahaha.

i don't tend to listen to electronic tunes designed for djing from start to finish.. if i'm listening to it then it's almost exclusively a mix. when i buy music i tend to mix it in to hr long sessions for listening in the car or at home

JBoy wrote:that rashbad footwork bollocks is just so shit too, sounds like the sort of music i used to make at school on a basic casio keyboard when i was 12

Ft. Your music teacher's metronome.

Just listened to that shit, still rather listen to extratone.

What the fuck is the appeal, it sounds like absolute shit, why would anybody think this is talent or fun? Why would a label like Planet Mu promote this?

Is it gonna go big or something? Cus i know i could make a track like Teknitian and a bunch of the other ones i just heard, and i might want to cash in. Bring your VL-1 jboy, there's money to be made.

idontreallygiveashit wrote:

JBoy wrote:that rashbad footwork bollocks is just so shit too, sounds like the sort of music i used to make at school on a basic casio keyboard when i was 12

Ft. Your music teacher's metronome.

Just listened to that shit, still rather listen to extratone.

What the fuck is the appeal, it sounds like absolute shit, why would anybody think this is talent or fun? Why would a label like Planet Mu promote this?

Is it gonna go big or something? Cus i know i could make a track like Teknitian and a bunch of the other ones i just heard, and i might want to cash in. Bring your VL-1 jboy, there's money to be made.

Out of interest, have either of you been to a Footwork dance? The tunes do sound simplistic on headphones or at home, but the atmospheres tend to be awesome and it's so nice to see people stepping properly again. Real dance music. As usual, creativity/emotion > technicality.

You've possibly missed the boat by about a year if you were wanting to cash in... it already WENT big.

Damn.

What's the next big trend, and is it easy to make?

magma wrote:

idontreallygiveashit wrote:

JBoy wrote:that rashbad footwork bollocks is just so shit too, sounds like the sort of music i used to make at school on a basic casio keyboard when i was 12

Ft. Your music teacher's metronome.

Just listened to that shit, still rather listen to extratone.

What the fuck is the appeal, it sounds like absolute shit, why would anybody think this is talent or fun? Why would a label like Planet Mu promote this?

Is it gonna go big or something? Cus i know i could make a track like Teknitian and a bunch of the other ones i just heard, and i might want to cash in. Bring your VL-1 jboy, there's money to be made.

Out of interest, have either of you been to a Footwork dance? The tunes do sound simplistic on headphones or at home, but the atmospheres tend to be awesome and it's so nice to see people stepping properly again. Real dance music. As usual, creativity/emotion > technicality.

You've possibly missed the boat by about a year if you were wanting to cash in... it already WENT big.

Honestly watch this and see if it makes anymore sense.



Also it may sound technically easy to make but so does some grime. Doesn't mean just anyone could do it though...

What on earth was that!!

Smh

looks great, sounds disgusting

Well personally I've really gotten into Juke/Footwork in a big way recently, yeah it sounds simplistic and/or under-produced but IMO thats half the appeal, it's raw and to the point

liek grime

The beats are whack but the dancing is insanely cool. I'll agree there.

i really liked the music in that vid, maybe it's just watching the feet making me think it's good though

That may be the best of all the footworking videos I've seen (not including that red guy)