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in case yall didnt check HTTP://LUVSTEP.COM yet, you can pre-order a copy this week and we'll send it to whomever you wish, along with a unique handmade Valentine's Day card made by this lady:

if you guys want lovestep...



"Rhythmicon - Tonight"

Unknown - Say Yes [JAH001]
16 Bit - Shallow [TWICE001]
Pangaea - You And I [HES006]
Erika Badu - On and On (Dubstep Refix) [HOTBIZ001]
O-Dessa - Deeper [LODUBS1209013]
Unknown - Wanna B Down [JAH003]
Imogen Heap - Headlock (PK's A Little Rougher Mix) [Unreleased]
Rhythmicon - Skanksters Paradise [Unreleased]
Bob Marley - Is This Love (Lojik remix) [Forthcoming SET003]
Quark + Ruckspin - Sunshine [NAR001]
16 Bit - Twice [TWICE001]
Mala - Alicia [INI001]

http://www.dubstepforum.com/rhythmicon- ... 08945.html

looks dope rhythmicon; there's even some overlap with our mix

but really yall don't know what you're dealing with yet.. the power of LUV is quite, quite strong.

After seeing this post, I'm feeling somewhat torn about all of the "___" words that keep getting thrown in place of 'dub'. I think its continual use will only serve as the catalyst to the exponential number of additions of new terms to the dubcabulary. On the one hand, it seems to showcase dubsteps impressive potential to be the most versatile genre of electronic music. But now I've begun to wonder when we should leave well enough alone. I am just as guilty as you are though,having done this once or twice in the past myself. But at this point I'm beginning to question its actual benefits. Its overuse has reached the point of overkill, where instead of letting our music speak for itself, we continuing to propagate this cutesy form of sub-categorization. I guess that ever since brostep has unfortunately become such a casual turn of phrase everywhere, seeing LUV placed there pushed me a little bit over the edge ...
/rant

Funny video non the less..

GELG wrote:After seeing this post, I'm feeling somewhat torn about all of the "___" words that keep getting thrown in place of 'dub'. I think its continual use will only serve as the catalyst to the exponential number of additions of new terms to the dubcabulary. On the one hand, it seems to showcase dubsteps impressive potential to be the most versatile genre of electronic music. But now I've begun to wonder when we should leave well enough alone. I am just as guilty as you are though,having done this once or twice in the past myself. But at this point I'm beginning to question its actual benefits. Its overuse has reached the point of overkill, where instead of letting our music speak for itself, we continuing to propagate this cutesy form of sub-categorization. I guess that ever since brostep has unfortunately become such a casual turn of phrase everywhere, seeing LUV placed there pushed me a little bit over the edge ...
/rant

Funny video non the less..

Preorders shipped out yesterday, release on Sunday (along with 2 exclusive Starkey tunes + interview!)

mix is up on luvstep.com and maddecent.com, on the latter you'll also find 2 exclusive Starkey tracks!

fluffy wrote:ohhhhhh okay yeah I have heard that. do people really think joanna newsom's voice is sexy though?

YES


Like the tracklist alot! But i cried a little when i heard the shift from Chromeo – Night By Night (Skream Remix) to Cosmic Revenge – Late Nights.. It kinda sucked, which is so sad, 'cause i love that skream remix!

bi nka bi wrote:Like the tracklist alot! But i cried a little when i heard the shift from Chromeo – Night By Night (Skream Remix) to Cosmic Revenge – Late Nights.. It kinda sucked, which is so sad, 'cause i love that skream remix!

Aw rly? I love that mix. Eh well to each their own

GELG wrote:After seeing this post, I'm feeling somewhat torn about all of the "___" words that keep getting thrown in place of 'dub'. I think its continual use will only serve as the catalyst to the exponential number of additions of new terms to the dubcabulary. On the one hand, it seems to showcase dubsteps impressive potential to be the most versatile genre of electronic music. But now I've begun to wonder when we should leave well enough alone. I am just as guilty as you are though,having done this once or twice in the past myself. But at this point I'm beginning to question its actual benefits. Its overuse has reached the point of overkill, where instead of letting our music speak for itself, we continuing to propagate this cutesy form of sub-categorization. I guess that ever since brostep has unfortunately become such a casual turn of phrase everywhere, seeing LUV placed there pushed me a little bit over the edge ...
/rant

Funny video non the less..

Well I doubt this was meant to be a serious genre, more of a word to describe the chill, loving dubstep vibes in this mix. Listening atm, sounds nice so far.

fluffy wrote:

enjoying dis mix

http://luvstep.com/

GELG wrote:After seeing this post, I'm feeling somewhat torn about all of the "___" words that keep getting thrown in place of 'dub'. I think its continual use will only serve as the catalyst to the exponential number of additions of new terms to the dubcabulary. On the one hand, it seems to showcase dubsteps impressive potential to be the most versatile genre of electronic music. But now I've begun to wonder when we should leave well enough alone. I am just as guilty as you are though,having done this once or twice in the past myself. But at this point I'm beginning to question its actual benefits. Its overuse has reached the point of overkill, where instead of letting our music speak for itself, we continuing to propagate this cutesy form of sub-categorization. I guess that ever since brostep has unfortunately become such a casual turn of phrase everywhere, seeing LUV placed there pushed me a little bit over the edge ...
/rant

Funny video non the less..

U sound kinda butthurt about it. I think we should do more of these genre wordplay shenanigans.

Snowball effect?

http://percussionlab.com/sets/praveen/l ... _mix_vol_2

-taken from the blurb on Percussion lab

"Once again, and just in time for Valentines Day, Percussion Lab founder Praveen stakes out the borders of the newest subgenre to emerge from the dubstep/UK house scene - Lovestep. 2 Step, future garage, dubstep, techno, lowpass filters, rhodes and ethereal vocals are expertly espoused, exposing a sensual, seductive side for our listeners. Unreleased tracks by Sepalcure, South East Soul and Machinedrum. Don't miss Sepalcure, TRG, 2562...."

Hoestep.

Rare Form wrote:Hoestep.

Now THATS taking things too far. I, too now have become offended.

I couldn't stop laughing

having a listen now... think ill have sex to this.

made a lovely step mixtape myself as well:


01. R Kelly – Bump’n'Grind
02. Jodeci – Freak’n You
03. 2000F ft. JKamata – You Don’t Know What Love Is
04. Caspa ft. D1 – Victoria’s Secret
05. Dio – Cool (Orange Breakdown Remix)
06. Erykah Badu & Stephen Marley – In Love With You
07. Mala – In Luv
08. Lauren Pritchard – Stuck (Guido Remix)
09. R Kelly ft. TI & T-Pain – I’m A Flirt (Remix)
10. Jeremih – Birthday Sex
11. Subfocus – Could This Be Real (Joker Remix)
12. Joy Orbison – So Derobe
13. DJ Madd – Someone (Breakage Remix)
14. Sade – The Moon And The Sky
15. Starkey – Ok Luv (Instrumental)
16. Chromeo – Night By Night (Skream Remix)
17. Turboweekend – All Or Nothing (2000F ft. JKamata Remix)
18. Zarif – Over (Breakage Remix)
19. Joy Orbison – Hyph Mngo
20. Jose James – Black Magic (Joy Orbison Remix)
21. Emalkay – When I Look At You
22. Ginuwine – Pony
23. B.Bravo – Computa Love
24. Conquest – Foreve

http://www.mediafire.com/?t2yqzozziwk

kate... wrote:

GELG wrote:After seeing this post, I'm feeling somewhat torn about all of the "___" words that keep getting thrown in place of 'dub'. I think its continual use will only serve as the catalyst to the exponential number of additions of new terms to the dubcabulary. On the one hand, it seems to showcase dubsteps impressive potential to be the most versatile genre of electronic music. But now I've begun to wonder when we should leave well enough alone. I am just as guilty as you are though,having done this once or twice in the past myself. But at this point I'm beginning to question its actual benefits. Its overuse has reached the point of overkill, where instead of letting our music speak for itself, we continuing to propagate this cutesy form of sub-categorization. I guess that ever since brostep has unfortunately become such a casual turn of phrase everywhere, seeing LUV placed there pushed me a little bit over the edge ...
/rant

Funny video non the less..

U sound kinda butthurt about it. I think we should do more of these genre wordplay shenanigans.

To each his own I guess..

I did intentionally omit a Flufftronix tune from my mix because I couldn't bring myself to have that name displayed on the track list. Call it what you will.