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Check the labels they release on, like Chestplate, Hyperdub, Black Box, Origin Audio, etc.

imo, the best way to explore new/similar artists is to look up tracklists/mixes by your favourite producers:

http://www.dubstep-mixes.co.uk/youngsta ... ast-toast/
http://www.xlr8r.com/podcast/2011/05/mala

etcetc

alexbarehands wrote: imo, the best way to explore new/similar artists is to look up tracklists/mixes by your favourite producers:

this

what a refreshing first post

Terpit wrote:looking for artists who produce tunes like Silkie, Tunnidge, Mala, DJ Madd, Phaelah.

Any suggestions?

If you like then Silkie check out Quest, Kromestar and Jay5ive. They don't sound exactly alike (not as wonky as Silkie) but they all use similar sampling I guess.

Tunnidge, Distance and Cyrus have done collaborations so check them out if you haven't done so already.

DJ Madd and Matt-U share some similarities and have done collaborations together.

As for Phaeleh maybe check out Synkro.

**Labels..

Nice one, will check them out. Theres not enough of this sort of stuff on Beatport

Terpit wrote:**Labels..

Nice one, will check them out. Theres not enough of this sort of stuff on Beatport

a lot of stuff has been coming out exclusively on vinyl but I feel like more and more labels are starting to do digital releases recently

Terpit wrote:Theres not enough of this sort of stuff on Beatport

it might behoove you to browse for digitals on Boomkat, Juno, and Chemical than on Beatport

skitz_0 wrote:

Terpit wrote:Theres not enough of this sort of stuff on Beatport

it might behoove you to browse for digitals on Boomkat, Juno, and Chemical than on Beatport

what do you mean by "this sort of stuff" I know our stuff (area recordings) is finally up on beatport. but if you'd class that as this sort of stuff is entirely up to you LOL.

This sort of stuff as in tunes similar to the above mentioned artists.

I'll check out those sites+labels
Thanks

Terpit wrote:**Labels..

Nice one, will check them out. Theres not enough of this sort of stuff on Beatport

boomkat is certainly a better guide than beatport for the stuff you are looking for i'd say...

http://boomkat.com/genres/148/summary

DRTY wrote:what a refreshing first post

millski wrote:

Terpit wrote:**Labels..

Nice one, will check them out. Theres not enough of this sort of stuff on Beatport

boomkat is certainly a better guide than beatport for the stuff you are looking for i'd say...

http://boomkat.com/genres/148/summary

Boomkat doesnt appear to do WAVs unfortunately

start browsing XLR8R,R.A even, Fact mag..... redeyerecords is the best bass music site by far guys are awesome there

Terpit wrote:

millski wrote:

Terpit wrote:**Labels..

Nice one, will check them out. Theres not enough of this sort of stuff on Beatport

boomkat is certainly a better guide than beatport for the stuff you are looking for i'd say...

http://boomkat.com/genres/148/summary

Boomkat doesnt appear to do WAVs unfortunately

they do flacs, which i prefer actually

I wouldn't go for labels.

Look at the artists on deep medi and dig deeper into their catalogues.. A lot of artists don't release on just one label so you got a gold mine of 5+ years worth of releases from some producers.

Phigure wrote:

Terpit wrote:

millski wrote:

Terpit wrote:**Labels..

Nice one, will check them out. Theres not enough of this sort of stuff on Beatport

boomkat is certainly a better guide than beatport for the stuff you are looking for i'd say...

http://boomkat.com/genres/148/summary

Boomkat doesnt appear to do WAVs unfortunately

they do flacs, which i prefer actually

do flac files ahve 1411 bitrate aswell?

skitz_0 wrote:

Terpit wrote:Theres not enough of this sort of stuff on Beatport

it might behoove you to browse for digitals on Boomkat, Juno, and Chemical than on Beatport

just dont use beatport mate. it's fucking terrible

I use beatport for my dub techno, house, and IDM. Juno for my dnb, digital tunes for dubstep.