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Ok, ive recently become very fond of dubstep

my first question is...

i am looking for tunes like Sweet Shop - Doctor P & Eastern Jam - Chase & Status
can anyone name any other artists that make that style?

2) what do the religious dubstep fans think of grime mc's jumping on dubstep?

3) would you say dubstep is a genre or a culture like grime is?

4) where can i hit up at event int he north west of england

5) finally, has there ever been such thing as a dubstep mc? or are they the natural evolution from grime?

thanks for your help

Fanty wrote:Ok, ive recently become very fond of dubstep

my first question is...

i am looking for tunes like Sweet Shop - Doctor P & Eastern Jam - Chase & Status
can anyone name any other artists that make that style?

2) what do the religious dubstep fans think of grime mc's jumping on dubstep?

3) would you say dubstep is a genre or a culture like grime is?

4) where can i hit up at event int he north west of england

5) finally, has there ever been such thing as a dubstep mc? or are they the natural evolution from grime?

thanks for your help

1. Nero, Flux Pavillion, Datsik. Excsion, Bukez Finest

2. They probably hate it just like they hate everything except DMZ and hyperdub

3. Genre

4. Dont know bro

5. Dubstep MC's are like DnB MCs, just there for hype and shit

4. Hit N Run in Manchester is awesome. look out for Ape events too. you'd like them

id argue that dubstep is a culture tbh.

spydee wrote:id argue that dubstep is a culture tbh.

then please do

hookedonsonics wrote:

spydee wrote:id argue that dubstep is a culture tbh.

then please do

For alot of people its not just about listenin to a song on youtube etc.. & thats fine. Its about goin out & experiencing it live. Which is where soundsystems come in and peoples love for the sound (bass) Which then leads to the never ending battle on vinyl Vs Digital.

I agree Dubstep is a culture. Its not somthing I personally have just picked up for a little while its somthing I'v really gotten into looked around found what Iv liked taken up mixin/Havin a go at production & learned lots from being into.

Dubstep is whatever you make out of it, all depends on deep your into it. Anyone who lives dubstep, its a culture to them.

-hk

Fanty wrote:Ok, ive recently become very fond of dubstep

my first question is...

i am looking for tunes like Sweet Shop - Doctor P & Eastern Jam - Chase & Status
can anyone name any other artists that make that style?

2) what do the religious dubstep fans think of grime mc's jumping on dubstep?

3) would you say dubstep is a genre or a culture like grime is?

4) where can i hit up at event int he north west of england

5) finally, has there ever been such thing as a dubstep mc? or are they the natural evolution from grime?

thanks for your help

1) As mentioned before.
2) Wouldn't call myself religious, passionate maybe. Besides, if an MC has something to add let them. It can only ever be good or bad.
3) I would argue that most music scenes carry some sort of culture with them. Personally i feel a large community vibe with dubstep, going to gigs, this forum etc all add to the 'experience' so to speak that i get directly from dubstep.
4) Try the events section i guess.
5) Don't know of any MC's solely dedicated to dubstep, Spaceape, Sgt Pokes and Crazy D deserve a mention though.

4 or 5 years ago, I was ranting about some dubstep, and one day someone asked me the best way to describe it.

I fell silent.

I sat back in my seat. I said "Dubstep..."

I took a toke on my Blueberry rizla rolled cigarette.

I continued,

"...Dubstep is a way of life."

Dark Reign wrote:They probably hate it just like they hate everything except DMZ and hyperdub

riiiiight

i see you're a tool

and grime came first really and has always enjoyed a close relationship with dubstep

Pistonsbeneath wrote:

Dark Reign wrote:They probably hate it just like they hate everything except DMZ and hyperdub

riiiiight

i see you're a tool

and grime came first really and has always enjoyed a close relationship with dubstep

Juss Trollin

cheers for your help lads.

i feel like i'm in a community and a friendship not like on grimeforum where everyone trolls on harshly

right now im living dubstep. ima go n lock in at blackburn n manny to feel the vibe

i am looking for tunes like Sweet Shop - Doctor P & Eastern Jam - Chase & Status
can anyone name any other artists that make that style?

Check out the whole of the Circus Records crew, but don't just limit your taste to the MOS Dubstep CD. If you want to really explore dubstep look at the 'real' classed dubstep artists. I've been into dubstep a few years now and began listening to Pinch, Youngsta, Horsepower Productions, Caspa and now this new era of 'filth' really does it for me.

Grime MC's on dubstep sometimes does have its advantages, especially when they know a track and when it's dropping. Though sometimes it can be annoying when you just wanna hear the sub bass and not the vocals coming out a sound rig.

Dubstep itself is a genre, but to the people who listen to it day in day out, been involved and love it for what it is, to me personally I'd say it was a culture.

Check up on Facebook for events in your area.

I don't really know much about the MC's within dubstep and their origins; but it would appear that most would have came from the grime area. Rod Azlan who partners with Caspa and MC Beezy amongst others I would say are perhaps 'dubstep MC's', but a lot of grime MC's are jumping on dubstep tracks which is great; as grime and dubstep have similarities.

My advise : start searching for other tunes. It had to be said...

2) I personally love it when the grime MCs jump on a dubstep beat, although it has to be said that there is a time and a place: you don't want Tempz hyping all over Horror Show or something

4) Manchester: Hit & Run (despite the venue move) is a must, Bass Camp is always big, Format's a good shout too. For the filthier side of things look for nights like Just Skank, Oh My Dub and Cataclysm.

joeki wrote:My advise : start searching for other tunes. It had to be said...

this



plus,imho, EDM itself is a culture, where i'm at, not just dubstep. we have a pretty big dance community,with a lot of love and diversity!

s.a.m wrote:you don't want Tempz hyping all over Horror Show or something

Yes I do actually

yong wrote:

s.a.m wrote:you don't want Tempz hyping all over Horror Show or something

Yes I do actually

I retract my statement.

yong wrote:

s.a.m wrote:you don't want Tempz hyping all over Horror Show or something

Yes I do actually

Yeah same.

dj seizure wrote:4 or 5 years ago, I was ranting about some dubstep, and one day someone asked me the best way to describe it.

I fell silent.

I sat back in my seat. I said "Dubstep..."

I took a toke on my Blueberry rizla rolled cigarette.

I continued,

"...Dubstep is a way of life."

that might be one of the gayest things i've ever read on the internet.





dubstep is a type of music, its nothing more then that.