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Easy all, this is very broad i know but i've been making some housey vibes recently and just started an alias (upon the suggestion of my dungeon dubstep listeners) to release said vibes.

I'm in to Mosca, Boddika, Dusky, Bareskin, Khan etc. I was just wondering if anyone could suggest some artists for me to get in to as well as checking out the two tracks i've uploaded.

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More importantly perhaps, where do i send these for promotion? being new i have no idea what channels/dj's are good
Ideally i would like some facebook pages or youtube channels. Thanks for reading, if you did!

firstly, welcome home

in terms of artists you've got a nice base. i'd look at labels like Swamp 81, 502 Recordings, or artists like Addison Groove, Zed Bias, Pinch, Trevino (Marcus Intalex), Happa, Mala, Pearson Sound and move from there...I guess one thing really leads to the next, you will continue to consistently find new artists

also check out stations like Rinse FM or RWD FM and see which artists you like and if they play your kind of music, maybe you could start sending your stuff to them and just getting your music out there

untightled wrote:firstly, welcome home

in terms of artists you've got a nice base. i'd look at labels like Swamp 81, 502 Recordings, or artists like Addison Groove, Zed Bias, Pinch, Trevino (Marcus Intalex), Happa, Mala, Pearson Sound and move from there...I guess one thing really leads to the next, you will continue to consistently find new artists

also check out stations like Rinse FM or RWD FM and see which artists you like and if they play your kind of music, maybe you could start sending your stuff to them and just getting your music out there

I like how in there you have mentioned Happa who is a 15 year old kid who has just come on to the scene lol

go listen to some Moodymann if u wanna learn about house music..

skimpi wrote:

untightled wrote:firstly, welcome home

in terms of artists you've got a nice base. i'd look at labels like Swamp 81, 502 Recordings, or artists like Addison Groove, Zed Bias, Pinch, Trevino (Marcus Intalex), Happa, Mala, Pearson Sound and move from there...I guess one thing really leads to the next, you will continue to consistently find new artists

also check out stations like Rinse FM or RWD FM and see which artists you like and if they play your kind of music, maybe you could start sending your stuff to them and just getting your music out there

I like how in there you have mentioned Happa who is a 15 year old kid who has just come on to the scene lol

bare hype innit

on topic: work your way backwards through the Hyperdub catalog

Preacha wrote: bare hype innit

on topic: work your way backwards through the Hyperdub catalog

respect

After listening to your stuff I recommend Deadboy, Joy O & Disclosure. Although in my experience I found focusing on labels a lot more helpful than artists.

Regarding sending your tunes around it I think it probably would help if you waited til you knew more about the scene before you started sending stuff around. Most DJ's tend to have a certain sound, it would probably help if you knew what they played before you sent them music.

Func wrote:After listening to your stuff I recommend Deadboy, Joy O & Disclosure. Although in my experience I found focusing on labels a lot more helpful than artists.

defnitely agree with this, also checking out anything related to remixes of tunes you hear - like what other labels the remixer is on, their other releases etc, have got loadsa gems through this

cheers guys, i will have a check of all these guys tonight and let you know. big up for the response. gonna be seeing a lot more of me around here now so i'll keep an eye out for you all

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more obvious good labelz if you haven't checked them out already: 3024, well rounded, all caps, numbers, night slugs, r&s new stuff, blunted robots, apple pips, clone basement series

im also new and would like to no how to get into the scene would love some advise and what not

skimpi wrote:

untightled wrote:firstly, welcome home

in terms of artists you've got a nice base. i'd look at labels like Swamp 81, 502 Recordings, or artists like Addison Groove, Zed Bias, Pinch, Trevino (Marcus Intalex), Happa, Mala, Pearson Sound and move from there...I guess one thing really leads to the next, you will continue to consistently find new artists

also check out stations like Rinse FM or RWD FM and see which artists you like and if they play your kind of music, maybe you could start sending your stuff to them and just getting your music out there

I like how in there you have mentioned Happa who is a 15 year old kid who has just come on to the scene lol

15 or not, he's smashing it, every mix he's put out so far has been huge

Liam92 wrote:

skimpi wrote:

untightled wrote:firstly, welcome home

in terms of artists you've got a nice base. i'd look at labels like Swamp 81, 502 Recordings, or artists like Addison Groove, Zed Bias, Pinch, Trevino (Marcus Intalex), Happa, Mala, Pearson Sound and move from there...I guess one thing really leads to the next, you will continue to consistently find new artists

also check out stations like Rinse FM or RWD FM and see which artists you like and if they play your kind of music, maybe you could start sending your stuff to them and just getting your music out there

I like how in there you have mentioned Happa who is a 15 year old kid who has just come on to the scene lol

15 or not, he's smashing it, every mix he's put out so far has been huge

Yeah, well Im not much of a fan, but I read his post wrong, I thought he wanted people to send tunes to, not like looking for tracks to listen to.

RAZISTA-ELECTRO wrote:im also new and would like to no how to get into the scene would love some advise and what not

For non-UK house you can listen to Jamie Principle, Marshall Jefferson, Energy Flash by Joey Beltram. Anything on Trax Records is good.

RAZISTA-ELECTRO wrote:im also new and would like to no how to get into the scene would love some advise and what not

yeah me 2?

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Just find some decent record shops/online stores and go hunting.

Try to create your own signature sound and not just follow the same structure as everyone else by buying and playing records from the same old labels from the same old artists.