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LYNX - the most exciting producer in dnb atm imo

Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2007 1:01 am
by moujah
After FANU said on his blog he quits producing dnb I thought it's almost like there's no reason to check new shit in dnb anymore. he was (for me) something like a last candle of invention burning in the scene..

however in the summer I heard Marky (just cause he is a badman DJ) and Shy FX (just cause he's a legend and he performed with MC Tali) play a few tracks which really were something new. one of them was Disco Dodo by LYNX ( http://www.myspace.com/stevelynx ).

I fell in love with the beat first time I heard it! such a fresh switch against the formulaic drums programming that's been going on since jungle was made "more danceable" and changed the name for drum'n'bass.

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luckily there is Fabio, Marky, Shy and other big names who are supporting this guy and his beats experiments. hopefully it will calm down that wave of jump-up and neurofunk nonsense of past few years. Bring the minimalism back, please!

anyway, check Lynx's mix

<b>LYNX live from HQ 29th June 2007</b>
ft. the vocal talents of Mantmast & Burley

Lynx Ft Kemo - Carnivale (Soul:R Dub)
Breakage - Clarendon (Digital Soundboy Dub)
Lynx - Whistle Stop (Brand Nu Dub)
Zero Tolerance Ft Steo - Refusal (Integral)
Lynx & Maple - Shaku (Digital Soundboy Dub)
Survival & Break - Cronk (Exit Dub)
Lynx & Malibu Rhodes - Mariachi V.I.P. (Creative Source)
Alix Perez - ? (Soul:R Dub)
Lynx - Uno (Creative Source)
Commix - Belleview (Metalheadz Dub)
Lynx - Disco Dodo (Dub) !!!!
Firefox - Bonanza Kid (Philly Blunt)
Lynx Ft Kemo -Global Enemies (Soul:R)
Alix Perez - Resolution (Shogun Audio)
Lynx & Alix Perez - Allegiance (Soul:R Dub)
Lynx - B Box Roller (Bingo Dub)
Lynx - Distance Zero (Deep Soul Music Dub)
Suv - War & Peace (V Recordings)

http://www.counterterrorisme.org/Mixes/ ... -06-07.mp3

Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2007 3:27 pm
by tru_g
his Soul:R release with GLobal Enemies on it is sick, havent heard much more of him, props for the link

Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2007 3:54 pm
by corpsey
Will get that mix. Have been hearing al ot about Lynx but haven't heard anything.

Not really into that Disco Dodo tune though

Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2007 9:27 pm
by moujah
Corpsey wrote:Will get that mix. Have been hearing al ot about Lynx but haven't heard anything.

Not really into that Disco Dodo tune though
I probably wouldn't be digging Disco Dodo if I haven't heard it loud in good mixes by Marky and Shy FX. It was really refreshing in their sets and I believe production-wise it's a refreshing piece of music that might stir the drum'n'bass scene a lot. It's just totally different from everything else because of that twisted beat and I am totally hooked on such experimenting. Think dnb needs such tunes very badly.

Enjoy the mix ;)

Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2007 9:40 pm
by thump rat
He's big, also Lomax has been smacking it recently. HUGE Basslines.

Re: LYNX - the most exciting producer in dnb atm imo

Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2007 11:25 pm
by whineo
moujah wrote: <b>LYNX live from HQ 29th June 2007</b>
ft. the vocal talents of Mantmast & Burley
Haha
Jokes - I was at that night.
Big up HQ, Hit and Run, OX4 :lol:

Re: LYNX - the most exciting producer in dnb atm imo

Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2007 7:50 am
by moujah
Whineo wrote:
moujah wrote: <b>LYNX live from HQ 29th June 2007</b>
ft. the vocal talents of Mantmast & Burley
Haha
Jokes - I was at that night.
Big up HQ, Hit and Run, OX4 :lol:
lucky you! :)

Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2007 9:38 pm
by tru_g
his release on Bingo really isnt my cup of tea

Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2007 2:33 pm
by sand leaper
Fanu left dnb? :cry: One of the few artists left that still managed to bring something fresh to the genre.

Global Enemies and Disco Dodo are both good stuff, and so refreshing after the avalanche of midrange hell dnb is plagued with these days.

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 9:08 am
by moujah
Sand Leaper wrote:Fanu left dnb? :cry: One of the few artists left that still managed to bring something fresh to the genre.

Global Enemies and Disco Dodo are both good stuff, and so refreshing after the avalanche of midrange hell dnb is plagued with these days.
from his blog:

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July 15th

I'VE CHANGED!

Well, most of you know Fanu as a drum and bass head.
That's what I've been for such a long time.
Not to say I've been a drum-and-bass-only head, never, no...

But dnb has really lost its importance in my life.
And, btw, before I go any further, I'll say this is not another of the numerous "oh I'm quitting dnb" posts you can find on the net.
I'll be realistic.

Well, this really isn't a recent thing.
I listen to zero drum and bass these days.
I'm not interested anymore.
The only times I rock some is when I play gigs, and those are the moments when I DO love it.
But that's all. I don't even listen to mixes anymore, check out clips, ask people for tunes, go check records in a shop etc.
I never go to dnb parties unless I play.
Has to do with many things: mainly dnb becoming quite soulless wank in general and the sound they consider suitable for parties getting so boring that I can't relate to it in the least. I suppose I've got a bit tired of constantly being/digging in the marginal (no, this really ain't gotta do with not getting money and/or fame, trust me).

These days, I listen to The Ramones, Pantera, Pearl Jam, Black Label Society and stuff like that and wish I had money to buy a drumkit and play drums to rock tunes.

We'll see where this thing goes!
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http://www.fanumusic.com/newsnblog/index.php


I dont worry about him making good music outside dnb though :) I actually agree with everything he says and understand why he was pissed with the scene. He deserved to get as much support by the big names as Lynx is getting right now I think. But maybe Fanu's music was just too deep to break into the core of dnb scene. but he doesn't really need the scene with his talent. there is no scene supporting Aphex Twin either and yet he is BIG :)

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 12:13 pm
by corpsey
How are the Ramones any less 'soulless wank' than party dnb? They're pretty much the rock equivalent of jump up.

Not saying I don't like them (although I don't really)

Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 12:49 pm
by osk
Uno and Carnavale are totally sick, I agree.

The SoulR camp for me is the last beacon. And Headz.

Even Alex Perez etc just rip off other people's sounds - Calibre, cough, and, erm, Commix, cough...

Lynx is a badman though, no doubt.

Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 10:04 pm
by jackieboi
hadnt heard this guy before i read this, fair do's its some nice production he's got going on but to be honest its a bit mellow for my liking - I love drum n bass for its energy and its rowdiness, you liquid heads can give me all that "clownstep" patter all you like and at the end of the day with some of clipz's recent stuff I'd completely agree with you, but i see no
point in listening to drum and bass music if your not going to listen to the rowdy lets smoke crack and shoot people style of it.

Marcus fucking intalex....zzzzZZZZ

Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 2:22 pm
by ramadanman
dead dodo track is especially big

that lynx set is wicked, nice to hear some proper bass :)

Re: LYNX - the most exciting producer in dnb atm imo

Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2011 5:36 pm
by provost


sounds a bit like a Disco Dodo remix -q-