Any female dubstep DJ's or producers out there?
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 12:18 pm
Maybe my girl is the first!
Well?
Well?
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Re: Any female dubstep DJ's or producers out there?
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 12:30 pm
wheretheyat wheretheyat
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 12:33 pm
Theres a couple on here. Could do with a few more though... 
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 12:36 pm
Gena from Stockholm has knocked out a few breaky mixes in the last year or so.
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 2:07 pm
i'm looking for a female dubstep mc.
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 2:41 pm
mc renee silver is amazing by all accounts.. she performs live with Monkey Steak and Atki2 and has recorded a track or 2 with Atki2 I believe..
from gutterbreakz review:
"things got truly sublime when guest MC Miss Rennee Silver (as featured in Atki2's mix last week) took the mic. Over a shit storm of Monkey beats and microphonic feedback, she proceeded to teach the kidz a lesson in the fine art of freestyle MCing, barely pausing for breath as she unleashed a bewildering speed-rap assault that had my jaw on the floor and my heart bursting out of my chest. Yes, I've fallen in love with MC Renee. A member of the audience challenged her to make a rhyme about chess, which she actually pulled-off. Then she asked the rest of the crowd to fire twenty random words at her, which she wrote down on her note pad and then proceeded to use as the basis of her next rhyme, which again she improvised without so much as a single stutter. I swear I was getting a bit tearful about the whole thing. I'd forgotten how exciting this type of MCing can be, and I think I've written before how I've always had a fondness for the lady rappers."
from gutterbreakz review:
"things got truly sublime when guest MC Miss Rennee Silver (as featured in Atki2's mix last week) took the mic. Over a shit storm of Monkey beats and microphonic feedback, she proceeded to teach the kidz a lesson in the fine art of freestyle MCing, barely pausing for breath as she unleashed a bewildering speed-rap assault that had my jaw on the floor and my heart bursting out of my chest. Yes, I've fallen in love with MC Renee. A member of the audience challenged her to make a rhyme about chess, which she actually pulled-off. Then she asked the rest of the crowd to fire twenty random words at her, which she wrote down on her note pad and then proceeded to use as the basis of her next rhyme, which again she improvised without so much as a single stutter. I swear I was getting a bit tearful about the whole thing. I'd forgotten how exciting this type of MCing can be, and I think I've written before how I've always had a fondness for the lady rappers."
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 2:56 pm
I've heard nothing but praise for Renee Silver, would love to see her perform. Someone should book her for a dubstep night!E L K A N O wrote:mc renee silver is amazing by all accounts.. she performs live with Monkey Steak and Atki2 and has recorded a track or 2 with Atki2 I believe..
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And yeah, we need more wimminz in the scene... it always ends up being guys pushin it .. maybe cos we're all geeks at heart?
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 2:58 pm
Used to have a female MC up here in the hills. Used to chat lyrics on my sets..Aint seen her in time tho..
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 8:05 am
Technichally I suppose you could call Warrior Queen dubstep MC at least on the "Pressure" 12".
Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 10:09 pm
www.basscrew.nl and look for mizzfitz, thats my gal.
she comes from the drum'n bass, but she's lovin the grime 'n dubstep as well..
she comes from the drum'n bass, but she's lovin the grime 'n dubstep as well..
Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 10:57 pm
Correct! I'm into dubstep, breakstep and breaks (no funky shit though)ThinKing wrote:Gena from Stockholm has knocked out a few breaky mixes in the last year or so.
