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loving this vibe - synkro in particular (just bought all of his releases on beatport). love the deep vibe with the wicked groove!

so i'm looking for more producers with that same sort of shuffle & vibe - mournful rnb samples etc

(and yes i already know about burial)

If the ghost of 2step, that will bevan so eloquently buried in sth london, were reincarnated. It would be born again in austin texas as...

http://pollywannacracka.blogspot.com/20 ... lease.html

For new stuff try Sully and obviously Burial. Or there original stuff by people like Groove Chronicles, El-B, Zed Bias and Horsepower Productions

TRG, Sclist, Submerse & Sines are worth a look.

submerse is siiiick!

got a few trg tunes will check out the rest! cheers guys

ekep em coming!

good to see somebody mentioning Synkro, my fav at the moment...
i thought dsf disconnected from the store shelves, so much dope shit out there i don't even see a thread about here (well, it can be me missing stuff)

Checkout my tune 'After Midnight/Look 2 the Future' (SPARX001)

*waves* hello!

you'll most likely enjoy my enw tracks, and the monthly mixes I'm putting out - http://www.dfrnt.co.uk

I think this could be a big year for SYNKRO. I think maybe he gets seen as a Burial copycat,but he's a seriously talented producer even if he is influenced by Burial. My favourite tracks of his are Dont Know and the recent Tell Me absolutely lovely stuff!

Burial, grievous angel, sbtrkt, us (Dusk + Blackdown), certain Narcossist and the badman of badman, Sully.

Dont be afraid to dig into older dubstep or 2step: El-B, Groove Chronicles, Wookie, Artwork/Menta, Horsepower, Zed Bias and Steve Gurley. Well worth digging for!

new Narcossist on clandestine for real.

*cough* myspace.com/littlefootgarage

dj ld wrote:I think this could be a big year for SYNKRO. I think maybe he gets seen as a Burial copycat,but he's a seriously talented producer even if he is influenced by Burial. My favourite tracks of his are Dont Know and the recent Tell Me absolutely lovely stuff!

burial has a lot to learn from synkro imo, his sound is similar and more developed, but not a copycat
at least not more of a copycat than everybody else, exceptions are in the margins of 0.1%

TRG all day.

Synkro for me has saved the scene he is one of few artists I buy anymore, pangea - router is another great record and ghostleigh has made some fantastic stuff .

Definitely Synkro & Sully

Also, check Martyn - "Hear Me" off the new LP. Procreation-step!

I am wary of putting up my stuff for folk to check what with the hoo haa about self promotion lately.

However i don't give a toss if it means somebody enjoys the music, I make tracks that fit most of your initial requirements.

I always say, have a listen to the tunes on my page. There are regular updates, a few more tunes will be going up in the next couple of weeks.

And if you thinks it's all a crock of shite, fair enough. Just let me know!

Cheers mate.

I’ve been enjoying Point B’s Cider Cones & Animal Bones EP recently since hearing Oneman’s set on the Generation Bass thing. It’s sort of techy 2-step garage ie. not really dubstep at all. As you were.

check out duke st dub by sully on mata syn. nice tune.

Artek wrote:check out duke st dub by sully on mata syn. nice tune.

no doubt been rinsing that one

all mentioned plus:

blackmass plastics
dubchild
ramadanman
warlock
pangaea
untold
martyn
edmx
id
reso