dnb - Saxperience

DusheR · 18th December 2009, 01:46

Post up some good songs and artists. On the search for talent

Ashleyp · 18th December 2009, 12:31

i'd be here for days posting tracks, so i'll just name artists

there will be loads ive forgotten, but off the top of my head / flicking through a couple of albums

alix perez
spectrasoul
k-dan
instra:mental
digital
outrage
logistics
nu:tone
commix
icicle
survival
d-bridge
blame
blu mar ten
soultek
eleven8
alleycat
loxy
ink
raidan
spor
nosia
calibre
marcus intalex
LTJ bukem
concord dawn
asc
data
vicious circle
naibu
dan marshall
inside info
nympho
eveson
apex
cern
cause 4 concern
silent witness
sirus
phil source
q-project
nebulous
lomax
kasra
trei
S.P.Y
ST files
rhia
artificial intelligence
gridlock
blue sonix
kleer
lenzman
L.A.O.S
submorphics
syncopix
london elektricity
brooklyn
lynx
zero T
atlantic connection
mutt
electrosoul system
BCee
break
breakage
cyantific
kiat
hellrazor
monarch
mosus
chris coda
chris renegade
martyn
diode
marky
bungle
random movement
dom & roland
XRS
seba
paradox
krazy
vice versa
A-sides
makoto
T-Ak
beta 2
utah jazz
soulmatic
system
LSB
zyon base
specific
bop
mixmaster doc
rockwell
doc scott
fabio
bailey
grooverider
goldie
maple
example
brother
duo infernale
sinistarr
escher
oak
ed rush
optical
jonny L
sabre
mist:I:cal
deadly habbit
phace
trace
black sun empire
masheen
sleeper cell
ruffige kru
photek
jenna G
D-Kay
Lee
total science
friction
redeyes
shapeshifter
subwave
tech itch
evol intent
BAL
krone
NC-17
nusence
dejaru
method ONE
resound
jem one
stunna
Strago
RRegular
identity
germlinz
munk
Die
jungleman
limewax
randall
fracture
neptune
kano
jubei
trey
nolige
equinox
teknic
menace
bulletproof
keaton
hive
fission

check me out too if you get a chance

- http://soundcloud.com/ashleyprigmore/tracks

machevelli7777 · 19th December 2009, 12:13

Just a few then ash!

DusheR · 27th December 2009, 21:25

bloody hell, cheers

DusheR · 29th December 2009, 19:34

any of them do some crazy dubstep tracks?

Ashleyp · 29th December 2009, 19:38

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Originally Posted by DusheR

any of them do some crazy dubstep tracks?

luckily not

DusheR · 11th January 2010, 00:27

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Originally Posted by Ashleyp

luckily not

not a fan then?

Ive just bought the albums from sub focus, chase and status and concord dawn.

Any ones you recommend?

coleman258 · 11th January 2010, 00:36

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Originally Posted by DusheR

not a fan then?

Ive just bought the albums from sub focus, chase and status and concord dawn.

Any ones you recommend?

The thing thats annoying me with sub focus and chase and status is that there getting way to commercialised now, End Credits has been put on a Now album, now that is low.

DusheR · 11th January 2010, 01:19

haha yeh I know what you mean. They have to make the real money though (not a good enough excuse for me but thats how it goes)

Think its more because it was the theme tune for harry brown, think plan b was acting in it?

Ashleyp · 11th January 2010, 07:57

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Originally Posted by coleman258

The thing thats annoying me with sub focus and chase and status is that there getting way to commercialised now, End Credits has been put on a Now album, now that is low.

+1

dont get me wrong, ive got massive respect for them for branching out and making some money from music

but if you went to a proper dnb night - shogun audio, renegade hardware etc and you heard a C&S or subfocus tune, then you'd see how quickly the dancefloor empties

the dnb scene is quite a small world, and most people that attend nights are critics. play a crap tune, or mess up a mix and you'll soon know about it. - everyone there has a massive passion for the music.

if your into hard hitting dnb, wait till the end of this month, renegade hardwares 15 year 3cd mix is being released. theyre the best label for hard hitting energy music

Quote:

Originally Posted by DusheR

not a fan then?

Ive just bought the albums from sub focus, chase and status and concord dawn.

Any ones you recommend?

dubsteps dying off quickly. it's just bandwagon music really. dont get me wrong there are some great dubstep producers out there making great tracks. but unless you attend either a whyNotDubstep night, or FWD vs rinse, then you'll never hear them really. the main problem is that a lot of producers are making the commercial crap with the same old plasic basslines - this is what 99% of people hear, and therefore assume it's "dubstep". it's a shame as the music has great potential, it's just full of knobbers who bum out radio1.

as for dubstep producers:

cutz
caski
R-demon
boxcutter
starkey
neil landstrumm
burial
juttla
kode 9
n-type
pinch
the bug
mala
coki
benga
skream (older stuff imo)
chef
hatcha
16bit
bar9
oneman
headhunter
the list goes on...

a few dnb albums i'd get:

dom and roland - through the looking glass
alix perez - 1984
zero T - cheap shots
renegade hardware - babylon
horizons music - dream theif
fabric live 35
fabric live 40
fabric live 44
commix - call to mind
jenna G - for lost friends
calibre - overflow
all sounds electric 2
mutt - treading water

all diverse types of dnb there, from liquid, to minimal, to harder stuff, darker / deeper. everything needed

dont get drawn into the commercial stuff, the real scene will always live in the underground, and unless you pay attention to it, you'd never ever hear of the best producers / DJ's

Mochachino · 11th January 2010, 13:25

If dubstep is diein out now Ash then i wonder what the enxt genre is for the sell outs? I mean Funky aint hugley popular but is big for the sell outs, cant really think of another other sell out music tbh. Somthing electro'ey.

Shadowdemon · 11th January 2010, 13:28

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Originally Posted by DusheR

any of them do some crazy dubstep tracks?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy2TOdvr8QY

haz_pro · 11th January 2010, 13:51

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Originally Posted by Shadowdemon

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy2TOdvr8QY

this sounds absolutely terrible imo.

Ashleyp · 11th January 2010, 13:53

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Originally Posted by db_sax

If dubstep is diein out now Ash then i wonder what the enxt genre is for the sell outs? I mean Funky aint hugley popular but is big for the sell outs, cant really think of another other sell out music tbh. Somthing electro'ey.

dubsteps still going strong underground and will continue to do so. like dnb the actual scene's not massive once you dig through the commercial crap. Especially when you consider outside of london theres not many event's happening, 1 or 2 per year in bristol and brighton, but other than that theres hardley anything

that funky bollocks does my head in lol. nearly as bad as bassline

hopefully the knobbers will just continue pissing about listening to RnB or some other form of talentless crap

something intresting, watch out for the american grime scene

Mochachino · 11th January 2010, 16:24

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Originally Posted by Ashleyp

dubsteps still going strong underground and will continue to do so. like dnb the actual scene's not massive once you dig through the commercial crap. Especially when you consider outside of london theres not many event's happening, 1 or 2 per year in bristol and brighton, but other than that theres hardley anything

that funky bollocks does my head in lol. nearly as bad as bassline

hopefully the knobbers will just continue pissing about listening to RnB or some other form of talentless crap

something intresting, watch out for the american grime scene

RnB aint that bad!

Nothing will ever ever be as bad as bassline! Ive heard of this american grime, but havnt really looked into it much, europes catching onto grime and doing some good productions though!

Ashleyp · 11th January 2010, 17:39

it's know over hear as american grime, although it's really just hiphop. and it doesnt really exist yet lol, but soon will (i think)

if you look at the way yanks have started using high pitched synthy freq's in their music the same way europeans do. and the way dubstep is growing there, then it wont take long before they start using low synth bass lines / wobblers in hiphop the way the UK is famous for. should be intresting when it properly takes off. i heard a couple of tracks with british basslines, quite high attack envelopes on short stabby notes, hard hitting snare drums and i liked it

charlie106 · 11th January 2010, 18:22

check this channel out http://www.youtube.com/user/UKFDrumandBass

Ashleyp · 11th January 2010, 19:24

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Originally Posted by charlie106

check this channel out http://www.youtube.com/user/UKFDrumandBass

joke right? it looks like radio1's finest crap

DusheR · 13th January 2010, 01:15

Cheers for all the help, gunna buy some of them albums

Ashleyp · 15th January 2010, 18:20

http://rinse.fm/index.php/podcasts/p...s-13th-january

check the alix perez mix

he starts playing dnb about an hour into the set, and just gets better from then on in