Are there any dubstep djs playing slow jungle riddims?
Re: Are there any dubstep djs playing slow jungle riddims?
Force1 wrote:you got some Heavy tunes there bruvdj sike wrote:I make slow jungle tracks influenced by the early 90s sound and am looking for a genre it will fit in with. Some friends told me that some Dubstep heads are pushing sounds similar to these so I thought i'd post you guys a link and see what ya'll think?
I recently heard a Skream amen track on the radio which I thought was my style........
Anyway you can listen to my lastest digi release here
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thanks in advance
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just saw the Toasty thread and the first tune in his Virb player is straight up mashed amens
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Yeah, Sully makes wikid jungley/old skool style beats. Also Elemental got a wikid groove, Search & Destroy got some mad breaks going on. Can check out my stuff too, vibing from my old jungle and hardcore right now. Gotta roll with them breaks
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BTW Sike I like what you're doing and will review... but I think the first two tracks are head and shoulders above the second two - just cos the beats ROLL like old Jungle. The breaks settling into snare on every second beat was what turned me off jungle / d&b BITD, and I still just love to hear decent break editing along with all the other elements.
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Check out EFA on Dubstep.fm always sneaks in some junglistic vibes, I never really lost touch with my jungle roots, recently been checking the jungle techno of Tango and Ratty, Digital, Randall etc Very similar to the Hardcore breaks ragga stuff, just with a bit more grit.
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EXACTLYJoe Muggs wrote:BTW Sike I like what you're doing and will review... but I think the first two tracks are head and shoulders above the second two - just cos the beats ROLL like old Jungle. The breaks settling into snare on every second beat was what turned me off jungle / d&b BITD, and I still just love to hear decent break editing along with all the other elements.
Like the vibes on those tunes a lot, Sike...
Thanks for the feedback, I'll take what people are saying onboard and roll with it..... Personally I prefer those kind of tunes too but i was worried about sounding too dated next to the current scenes that exist ( Dubstep, drum n bass, breaks etc). Its really interesting hearing what people think after being locked in the studio by myself the last 6 months ha haJoe Muggs wrote:BTW Sike I like what you're doing and will review... but I think the first two tracks are head and shoulders above the second two - just cos the beats ROLL like old Jungle. The breaks settling into snare on every second beat was what turned me off jungle / d&b BITD, and I still just love to hear decent break editing along with all the other elements.
Magma wrote:EXACTLYJoe Muggs wrote:BTW Sike I like what you're doing and will review... but I think the first two tracks are head and shoulders above the second two - just cos the beats ROLL like old Jungle. The breaks settling into snare on every second beat was what turned me off jungle / d&b BITD, and I still just love to hear decent break editing along with all the other elements.
Like the vibes on those tunes a lot, Sike...
Awesome, respect to you for that mate
I also released a new ep with Rachel Wallace and Rudeboy Keith called 'Lost in a daze' on vinyl theres quite a few shops selling it still
http://www.imorecords.com/View/25191/
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catapult, juno etc etc
Joe if you want a copy of this on vinyl for review give me a shout dude
http://www.imorecords.com/View/25191/
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Joe if you want a copy of this on vinyl for review give me a shout dude
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