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Sonika wrote:It's looking like I may be able to go see Youngsta on the 26th of August in amsterdam, I hope he drops Badman VIP

Holy crêpe, that line up is awesome. All dubstep heavyweights and Cookie Monsta

I know, it's sort of like BOOM BOOM BOOM .....cookie monsta?

omonomonomonomonomon COOOOKKKIIIEEEE

You don't really see many people at the "up and coming" level making deep. i would bet that mala is the most popular on this forum yet hardly anyone makes tunes in the same vein as him.

I sent you a track a couple days back legend4ry, hope you feel the vibe

Soulstep wrote:You don't really see many people at the "up and coming" level making deep. i would bet that mala is the most popular on this forum yet hardly anyone makes tunes in the same vein as him.

I try too but its often so difficult when i compare my self to him :/

Sinestepper wrote:

Soulstep wrote:You don't really see many people at the "up and coming" level making deep. i would bet that mala is the most popular on this forum yet hardly anyone makes tunes in the same vein as him.

I try too but its often so difficult when i compare my self to him :/

Well he's got a really unique style that is hard to copy because it's not defined by the sounds he uses (like it is with brostep artists), it's more about vibe and pacing and harmony than anything. There isn't exactly a "Medi" plug in or synth preset.

I'd say that I'm making deep, just not at the same level of most people in this thread ie leg, Hudson, and sonika

Eh, I'm not even making Dubstep anymore.

I wouldn't call Wait dungeon, but I get the feeling of darkness from it (as Seven produces a lot of dark and dungeon anyways), but mmmkay

hudson wrote:Eh, I'm not even making Dubstep anymore.

Its still fucking amazing

I combine both.

Genres are dumb, sub genres even more so. Tune sounding good vs. tune sounding not good...fuck the label.

right, I think the obsession over categorization is dumb - however I don't see why people are so adamantly against it. Labeling of genres does have a purpose, when I go into a record shop, I walk over to the "2step/garage/grime/dubstep" section, because that's the categories that I'm interested in. Genres and names serve a purpose.

Im with sonika on this one, it does make sense in all honesty..comeon wub you moderate a site called dubstepforum..if you werent bothered youd be flocking over to everyonethinkstheyknowwhatgoodmusicisforum.com

JTMMusicuk wrote:Im with sonika on this one, it does make sense in all honesty..comeon wub you moderate a site called dubstepforum..if you werent bothered youd be flocking over to everyonethinkstheyknowwhatgoodmusicisforum.com

That's called /mu/.

JTMMusicuk wrote:comeon wub you moderate a site called dubstepforum..if you werent bothered youd be flocking over to everyonethinkstheyknowwhatgoodmusicisforum.com

I'm here for the community as much as I am the music. And it's not like we solely discuss Dubstep anyway. We have the 4x4 stuff, we have techno threads, DnB threads, a House subforum...labelling is there purely for organisational purposes.

wub wrote:

JTMMusicuk wrote:comeon wub you moderate a site called dubstepforum..if you werent bothered youd be flocking over to everyonethinkstheyknowwhatgoodmusicisforum.com

labelling is there purely for organisational purposes.

exactly

But when the importance of semantics overtakes the vibe...bad times.

right but semantics and "vibes" can exist exclusive from each other