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Am I the only one diggin' his remixing?

Nobody?

501 is a pretty good producer, have you heard his old tracks from 2010 from Z Audio? Some nice stuff there.

i liked some of his older stuff like Incognito, Higher ground... but really not feeling his recent output

****** is mad musical. he been playing guitar in some neverheard finnish metal bands before. used to love his stuff a few years back but haven't followed what he's been up to since the track echoes in my head or something, which was quite bro. this my fave track from him

lol listened to the tracks in the OP whooaaa what a crock of poo

LogiSpark wrote:501 is a pretty good producer, have you heard his old tracks from 2010 from Z Audio? Some nice stuff there.

Can you post a link?

@topmo3: Ain't bad. Never heard that one before.

Is 501 still signed with Skism's 'Never Say Die' label? I like his The Final Cut and Chasing Stars tracks. Not heard much of his remix work.

rockonin wrote:Is 501 still signed with Skism's 'Never Say Die' label? I like his The Final Cut and Chasing Stars tracks. Not heard much of his remix work.

Yeah, he has a new EP on the way...

shouldnt this be in general anyway

This is bullshit

societyloser1 wrote:This is bullshit

Blank criticism... nobody appreciates it.

@topmo3: isn't this still discussing production (producer in this case)?

But saying somebody is the father of remixing is bullshit and disrespectful for music in general!
I know you don't mean it that way, but it's crap like that that makes people totally blind for other music... There's so much more out there, people just accept average music and say it's the best out there. And it's not... Really, it's not!

I know you can be in love with some producer for some time, but saying things like that doesn't make sense, there is no truth behind it. And that's pretty wrong!

Sorry, this is nothing personal and sorry I am attacking you... It's just something that's been a lot on my mind lately and I really think it destroys the music a little bit!

societyloser1 wrote:But saying somebody is the father of remixing is bullshit and disrespectful for music in general!
I know you don't mean it that way, but it's crap like that that makes people totally blind for other music... There's so much more out there, people just accept average music and say it's the best out there. And it's not... Really, it's not!

I know you can be in love with some producer for some time, but saying things like that doesn't make sense, there is no truth behind it. And that's pretty wrong!

Sorry, this is nothing personal and sorry I am attacking you... It's just something that's been a lot on my mind lately and I really think it destroys the music a little bit!

Got it... not hard feelings..

Soundcloud

Cheers man!
Sorry for the rant

johney wrote:i liked some of his older stuff like Incognito, Higher ground... but really not feeling his recent output

Also enjoyed this one for a few years now:

dubunked wrote:

johney wrote:i liked some of his older stuff like Incognito, Higher ground... but really not feeling his recent output

Also enjoyed this one for a few years now:

His new stuff much more melodic than this.. probably why you don't like it.

Lol @ the father of remixing.
The father of remixes is either MK or Todd Edwards. They're both so influential for music with chopped vocals from the last 15 years.

Masters at work aswell.

Icetickle wrote:His new stuff much more melodic than this.. probably why you don't like it.

Well admittedly I haven't really been following 501's new stuff, but I assume it's pretty broey. I don't dislike bro stuff because it's "melodic". Hidden Worlds is pretty damn melodic if you ask me. And honestly there is some brostep that I actually enjoy. I dislike most brostep because there's way too much noise, ugly growls, midrange squeaks that hurt your ears, and not enough atmosphere, rhythm, and genuineness.