Definitely, cliche dubby dubstep has been rinsedLegendary wrote:£10 Bag wrote:
well overdue though! there's not enough DUBstep if you ask me. too much dubSTEP!
Thought it was the other way round? 'least it is for me.
Dubstep-Scene in Jamaica?
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Lol yeah I always saw JA as being a bit mild side....boomnoise wrote:yeah way too intenseDJ Vision wrote:i think dubstep is a bit intense for the music scene down there
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I've been to Jamaica a few times. Kingston is dominated by dancehall and roots. Of course there's dj's that play all sorts of things, like house, disco etc on certain nights, but for the most part on a friday/saturday its dancehall in nearly any club.paan wrote:as dubstep doesnt have to get huge in jamaica, maybe there are some parties. In a big city like kingston, there might be a small scene for electronic music, no?
i'd advise you to think very carefully about wondering around kingston with a camera crew, unless you have jamaican locals with you. i'm from a big city, and i can tell you that Kingston is an amazing place but the people are hardworking and struggling to get by. you might find some bad reactions to just filming people randomly.
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lemmie clearifyFrank Grimes Jr. wrote:natch.Werd2jaH wrote:if more vocalist and emcees was on dubstep then it might pick up down there
if more dancehall artists/reggae kings/queens was collabing with the dubstep producers,..i.e. exclusive vocals and such, instead of jus remixes, then it'll prolly pick up over there
most of my cousins who jus come from yard on visits, when i play em dubstep they don't not like it, but they prefer more vocals,...so they tell me inyways
and its not jus jamaica only
ive been tryin to push dubstep in da islands as a whole
been tryin to convince some belizean/bahamian/VI/trini's dj's to spin some, so far they seem to only respond to the up-beat dubby tunes that have a vocalist of some island background spittin over it,
and i mean the dancehall-ish type dubstep tunes, not even the dubby slow tempo'd tunes with samples and such
seckle wrote:i'd advise you to think very carefully about wondering around kingston with a camera crew, unless you have jamaican locals with you. i'm from a big city, and i can tell you that Kingston is an amazing place but the people are hardworking and struggling to get by. you might find some bad reactions to just filming people randomly.
LOL; I wouldn't recommend to even walk alone if you're white or if you don't carry a crew of people in the heart of Kingston and when night time
hahahaahahahaaha, are dubstep nights in Devon that bad?Abs wrote:Yes, the majority of it is quite grey and makes me think of hackney for some reason, and at a dubstep night everyone allways makes that extra special effort to look miserable and really serious, i'm excluding of course the obligatory group of 14 year olds at the front jumping up and down the whole time.kozee wrote:is it?Abs wrote:dubstep is grim and depressing most of the time,DJ Vision wrote:i think dubstep is a bit intense for the music scene down there
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serious. its very very real in kingston.skrewface wrote:seckle wrote:i'd advise you to think very carefully about wondering around kingston with a camera crew, unless you have jamaican locals with you. i'm from a big city, and i can tell you that Kingston is an amazing place but the people are hardworking and struggling to get by. you might find some bad reactions to just filming people randomly.
LOL; I wouldn't recommend to even walk alone if you're white or if you don't carry a crew of people in the heart of Kingston and when night time
Never seen any 14 year olds at a dubstep night but im 18 and I go out with a lot of people ranging in age between 17-24 and all of us jump up and down at the front going mental and screaming. I dont see the problem? Its just the only way to properly appreciate it.Abs wrote:Yes, the majority of it is quite grey and makes me think of hackney for some reason, and at a dubstep night everyone allways makes that extra special effort to look miserable and really serious, i'm excluding of course the obligatory group of 14 year olds at the front jumping up and down the whole time.kozee wrote:is it?Abs wrote:dubstep is grim and depressing most of the time,DJ Vision wrote:i think dubstep is a bit intense for the music scene down there
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nah, they're not. Abs is just a muppet.Planta wrote:hahahaahahahaaha, are dubstep nights in Devon that bad?Abs wrote: Yes, the majority of it is quite grey and makes me think of hackney for some reason, and at a dubstep night everyone allways makes that extra special effort to look miserable and really serious,.
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look, there's even girlies having a good time. you shouldn't focus on the boys so much, Abs

dunno mate, i'm hearing more than enough people trying to rip off rusko & the like...why can't people try to rip off RSD, Mungo's, Terrafonix or Jahtari?! i'm not talking 'jah' samples either. there's loadsa tunes being made in a drum & bass style. i'm more into the dub style.Legendary wrote:Thought it was the other way round? 'least it is for me.£10 Bag wrote:
well overdue though! there's not enough DUBstep if you ask me. too much dubSTEP!
that's just me though!
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