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Dead Rats wrote:Snoop Dogg

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seckle wrote:this sounds like a journo working on a story. i hope its not.....

it would be terrible if people found out about our precious private boys club.

digital mystikz and el-b


first dubstep stuff I heard even tho I was years behind and got me into the scene

Hatcha mainly because they have introduced other producers tunes within his Dj sets since the early days I think he was the main Djs to get all the dubplates from the then up n coming talent? which shaped tha dubstep scene.
I think Hatcha also introduced Joe nice to dubstep n he is a major Dj in the American scene, and Big up Pinch for running things in Bristol and introducing dubstep with out him we wouldnt have some crazy bristol tunes.

mala
mary anne hobbs
ntype

Surface_Tension wrote:

seckle wrote:this sounds like a journo working on a story. i hope its not.....

it would be terrible if people found out about our precious private boys club.

I'll probably stop liking it when it comes popular.

rusko.................dont hate

For me, my early influences were Skream, Loefah and N-type, loved it for the darkness and originality. Blipstream was a favourite for me back when I was 16 and still remains a top notch tune in my eyes.

El-B
Zed Bias
Hatcha
Artwork
Youngsta
Kode9
Horsepower Productions
Neil & Sarah (Tempa / FWD>>)
Digital Mystikz (Mala & Coki)
Loefah
Joe Nice
Skream
Benga
Chef
Distance
Vex'd (Jamie & Roly)
Pinch
N-Type
Plastician

i have probably forgotten a few names but i think those are the main players who have been important from the start...

JOE NICE!! DQ! JUAKALI!

mad respect

No votes for Scuba huh? Hot Flush was my favortiest when I first got into dubstep. That and Storming.

Dead Rats wrote:Snoop Dogg

Lool

As far as stateside goes - gotta give some love to Miro w/ Surefire.
The man is one of a kind.
Much love homie <3

is that like 'skullstep'?

mala, loefah, coki and pokes have got my respect big time

adisize wrote:Youngsta - A&R for tempa? is that right? works at BM Soho, Mentored loads of people I think from Headhunter to Kryptic Minds, D1 to SP:MC & Seven.. i think the mystickz aswell

I'm pretty sure it was Hatcha who mentored dmz, at least I read that he was the first to play out their dubs and push their sound.

But yeah I think Hatcha, Youngsta, DMZ (Mala, Coki and Loefah), Skream, Benga and Kode9 are like "the emperors" or "first tier".
Behind the scenes, well, everybody says that Soulja was and is very important to dubstep, past, present, future.
And uhm, well, Horsepower Productions, El-B and other guys from The Roots of Dubstep (boom) deserve a lot of respect too since they laid the foundations of dubstep and other genres basicly.

Blackout Crew