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The term progressive isn't being used in a revolutionary sense, it more describes the gradual changes that result in buildups and variations within a piece of music. Music of any style can be progressive._ronzlo_ wrote:"Progressive House" and "Progressive Trance" are both gigantic oxymorons. How do you progress a style defined by severe limitations?
jesslem wrote:The term progressive isn't being used in a revolutionary sense, it more describes the gradual changes that result in buildups and variations within a piece of music. Music of any style can be progressive._ronzlo_ wrote:"Progressive House" and "Progressive Trance" are both gigantic oxymorons. How do you progress a style defined by severe limitations?
Trigger Funk Presents DJ Fineline who will be gracing the CDJ's at Gigalum this coming Sunday with his unique style of Deep, tech & minimal house!
DJ Fineline started his DJ career in the late 1990’s. He started as a Jungle DJ doing weekly radio shows on the radio station Flex FM. After a few years he left London to head up to Wolverhampton following the educational path. After obtaining a sports degree he headed back to London and linked up with his long time friend DJ VERB. They struck up a partnership playing a weekly radio show on the multi-award winning Kool FM. Off the back of this show came play-outs at some on London's finest venues such as the Coronet, Fridge Bar, Scala, The End Club, Ministry and Fire, alongside DJs such as Andy C,Hype, Brockie, Friction, Kenny Ken and Funky flirt
After a good number of years in this scene DJ Fineline's love for Jungle started to dissapear, although the passion to DJ remained. He still observed the underground music scene keenly and in 2007 he fell in love with Deep Tech Minimal grooves of House Music!!! After a number of years House raving up and down the country, as well as abroad, DJ Fineline has once again decided to delve into the DJ world securing weekly radio shows on Flight FM and guest shows on the award winning House FM.
In 2014, as before, DJ Fineline once again has aspirations to play at some of the top venues in the land pushing that House sound to the masses and beyond!!!
I don't follow anyone on soundcloud unless they have proper sports credentials or at least some type of heavy machinery certification. Are you new?wub wrote:
I feel better about a DJ knowing where he obtained his degree.
I don't follow anyone on Soundcloud so have no such criteria.SignalRecon wrote:I don't follow anyone on soundcloud unless they have proper sports credentials or at least some type of heavy machinery certification. Are you new?wub wrote:
I feel better about a DJ knowing where he obtained his degree.
Heh you prob don't even know how to by the looks of your soundcloud description. Where d'you go to Uni? Are you even qualified in an unrelated field to post loosely crafted mp3's to the internet?wub wrote:I don't follow anyone on Soundcloud so have no such criteria.SignalRecon wrote:I don't follow anyone on soundcloud unless they have proper sports credentials or at least some type of heavy machinery certification. Are you new?wub wrote:
I feel better about a DJ knowing where he obtained his degree.
Aye, I've noticed that's what the really cool people do.wub wrote:I don't follow anyone on Soundcloud so have no such criteria.SignalRecon wrote:I don't follow anyone on soundcloud unless they have proper sports credentials or at least some type of heavy machinery certification. Are you new?wub wrote:
I feel better about a DJ knowing where he obtained his degree.
How else are you supposed to make other people follow you? What other possible way do you have to get people to follow on soundcloud if you are not following people. There is literally no other aspect of soundcloud that could cause someone to follow you or want to keep in touch with whatever studies/education you are doing.wub wrote:Just what the lazy people do.
The cool people follow a lot of people, then unfollow them once they make it big in the game.
Hungarian duo and childhood friends Patrik "Patziku" Tősér and József "Rodger" Erdődi got connected to dubstep in 2010 through Mt. Eden's music. Inspired heavily, they began creating music together. In 2011, Phaeleh's music had a huge impact on their style, encouraging the duo to change their alias to "Dubrenaline," and to compose more melodic, emotional music. Dubrenaline aim to make soulful music, that expresses their feelings and emotions, while staying fresh and unique. Their music incorporates romantic, classical influences and often has a dark, sorrowful undertone. Their first release, 'Dying Inside' is a classic example of Hungarian pair's skill, natural talent and command of musical theory.
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It is, progressive rock songs change from start to end._ronzlo_ wrote:And here I thought it was being used the same way as "Prog Rock." Silly me.
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