Skream - Metal mouth + What did he say

dirt · Post by **dirt** » Sun Jun 28, 2009 11:19 pm

Those two tunes are plain bad boy tunes, no question. All are personal faves right about now.
Name me 3 producers who's tunes don't all have a similar sound anyway... every creative output from a single person will have similarities due to the fact its from the same person... fact. Better that than a bunch of weird off the wall tunes that have no cohesion or sense of ownership.

Im all for criticism, as it forms better output. It does seem the standard response for every single new tune by anyone is 'its so sick', which dosent help the producers if no constructive criticism is given out, especially with so many new tunes made all the time, how can they know whats working...?

Do people think the way in which new dubs are unleashed to the public should alter at all? Less is more, quality over quantity sort of thing...? Could dubstep shoot its load prematurely and just end up being formulaic and samey too quickly (im thinking of CASPA / Rusko; although both big in the game they need to diversify their sounds just a bit)? I hope not as i love it too much to see it go that way, and i'm sure everyone here feels the same.

Its a tough debate; consistency vs. diversity. What is best??

Big ups skream and all the others headz dropping jewels infinite, maintain the magic,

Peace

WatchYourStep · Post by **WatchYourStep** » Mon Jun 29, 2009 12:06 am

DiRT wrote:Name me 3 producers who's tunes don't all have a similar sound anyway... every creative output from a single person will have similarities due to the fact its from the same person...

The trick is to get so good at what you do that everything you make reeks of your style, no matter what it sounds like.

Exhibit A: The Chemical Brothers.

atomic dogg · Post by **atomic dogg** » Mon Jun 29, 2009 2:11 am

Skream - "Im feeling that style of dnb cos to me its the same idea as dubstep halfstep rythms,deep bass and space........"

Considering the focus of the thread is on those to tracks, I know its a bit pointless commenting on this but hey I'm bored at work and it got me thinking.

I dont mind the dnb in the sets the two styles are definately are connected however the thing about dnb to me is that it lacks space at atmosphere with that wall of sound production with the majority of tunes that are put out. What created the appeal of dubstep for me, was the smaller touches that make up the larger sound, atmosphere, space ect.

With this mind range trend of late not particulary in Skreams stuff but a lot of other producers (aswell) that are big in the game, I find that its now more about the heavier bass and adrenaline in the music, the atmosphere and the dub side of things in a lot of producers stuff seems to be taking a back seat. And this to me is similar to what happened to DNB

knivez · Post by **knivez** » Mon Jun 29, 2009 2:56 am

two wicked tunes imo

rob sparx · Post by **rob sparx** » Mon Jun 29, 2009 8:06 am

skream wrote:
steshine wrote:I agree with this thread completely, people need to voice their real opinions on this forum, if it's positive or negative:
End of the day, these two tunes (along with alot of skream tunes as of late) are very similar. At the end of the day he should spend more time on album tracks and not creating shit predictable bangers for the club. Listen to the that show me remix.... It's awful, out of tune and that predictable noise... what the fuck are you looking at and clap your hands also have essentially the same sound, and the production standard on both those tunes is very poor... Just a dry clap sound and a downloaded sample of women.
It's a real shame though because i do appreciate everything that Skream has done for this genre and most of his work is really good, i mean he's a pioneer really, up there with Mala, and Loefah, which is why this upsets me so much.
I am actually looking forward to the album because hopefully the production will be much deeper.
Something that's been bugging me for a while too, but didn't know what to name the thread if i made a knew one is Skream playing D'n'B.... I mean fair enough if that's what he's into but i really disagree with it..... People get sick of everyone saying "dubstep is slowed down drum'n'bass" and by resorting to DJing d'n'b skream causes the scene to regress. Also, look at the rinse fm timetable: Firstly he is scheduled as a dubstep show, secondly there is absolutely NO d'n'b on there and i believe there's a reason for that.
Would be interesting to see what everyone elses opinions are on this topic.

(please note all words written above of an opinion that i'm entitled to and have expressed them here to not incite hatred but to start a discussion.)

fair play if thats your view.......But in regard to the dnb bit, its my radio show i can play what i like....Im feeling that style of dnb cos to me its the same idea as dubstep halfstep rythms,deep bass and space........

And about the Von d refix....How the fuck is it noise? I dont get it......
ANd with regard to my 'formula' its my formula every producer has one.....end off....Its the same as me saying all people who write 'deep' dstep all use the same sine wave and all there tunes sound the same.......There are people outside this forum that like wobblerz. And its not like i play them all one after the other either is it....

My 2 pence worth

Good to hear Skream doing something different with DNB - more dubstep producers should be writing original sounding DNB instead of whinging about how shit it is (I'm as guilty of this as anyone). Pretty much every DNB producer has jumped on the dubstep bandwagon why can't the reverse happen especially if it means breathing some life into the genre.

Metal mouth & What he say do sound similar but thats good as they compliment each other very well in the mix like 2 halfs of the same tune.

notez_ · Post by **notez_** » Mon Jun 29, 2009 4:10 pm

atomic dogg wrote:With this mind range trend of late not particulary in Skreams stuff but a lot of other producers (aswell) that are big in the game, I find that its now more about the heavier bass and adrenaline in the music, the atmosphere and the dub side of things in a lot of producers stuff seems to be taking a back seat. And this to me is similar to what happened to DNB

exactly what i was trying to say...seems to be drifting away but The songs confirmed by skream to be on his new album are out of the top drow production wise and pushing the boundries. Cannot wait.

kxp · Post by **kxp** » Mon Jun 29, 2009 5:08 pm

People make tracks and by the time they release thier album everybody basically has every track thats on there and the album flllllllllllllllllllops

He's just lettin out stuff he's puttin together here n there to keep people busy while he makes in-depth, complex BANGERS for the album

So when it gets a release, it will smack you in the face.

..People will be walkin round with black eyes n shit

company c · Post by **company c** » Wed Sep 09, 2009 7:08 pm

djfurness wrote:
JimmaJamJamie wrote:Aggy Face etc
Aggy Face sounds like nothing ive ever heard before, its on a different fucked up Hard Techno Step tip, I fucking LOVE it

Anyone got a release date on Aggy Face - Skream. audio on the scratch perverts beatdown mix sounds sickkkkk

Pada · Post by **Pada** » Wed Sep 09, 2009 7:19 pm

Nothing but respect for skream I have to say, amazing DJ on radio - not feeling the one time I have seen him out at FWD - but that doesn't mean it was BAD, it just wasn't aimed at me! Where as benny ill's set earlier in the night was perfect for me! But TBH no one can expect the man to play Dark light and Repercussions.. type tunes all night because he is usually booked to rock the party not to appeal to those of us who like minimal beats.

Does that sound fair?

maximus · Post by **maximus** » Wed Sep 09, 2009 9:05 pm

the man looks good in ray bans.

MUT3 · Post by **MUT3** » Wed Sep 09, 2009 10:56 pm

Maximus wrote:the man looks good in ray bans.

I think we can all agree on this. Nothing else really matters.

djrodan · Post by **djrodan** » Thu Sep 10, 2009 3:36 am

sometimes the point of a 2 track release is that an artist attacks a type of sound during his career, bangs out tracks of that style, makes some ill ones worth releasing (or maybe all of them are worth releasing), and releases them on one release.

whats the argument, it happens all the time.

big ups skream and this release is huge

datsik · Post by **datsik** » Thu Sep 10, 2009 6:58 am

Maximus wrote:
the man looks good in ray bans.

THIS .. i still have ur raybans skream haha .. ill be in Victoria when u play! im comin to meet up, drink my face off and give your sunglasses rudeboy!!!!

trap · Post by **trap** » Thu Sep 10, 2009 10:35 am

Same for What The Fuck Are You Looking At? - still love 'em, though.

Skream - Metal mouth + What did he say

Aggy Face - Skream

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