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Random Trio - Indian Stomp
Kode 9- Kingstown
Burial- Distant Lights/ Gutted/
Coki- Officer

cogi wrote: I don't know what the dance music scene is like at all in S. Korea, is there much DnB or House or Techno or Breaks or anything?

Good luck you sound like a true frontline pioneer. Tell us how everything goes.

The dance music scene here is mostly about posturing (read: how one looks) and so it is not difficult to imagine that a majority of the clubs feature "progressive" (many promoters will only book djs who have been featured in the top 100 of the so-called "dj list". Because there is no underground scene, what scene there is has not grown up here, rather it has either been imported by the transient foreign population, or by Koreans who left to study abroad, but stumbled upon the scene elsewhere along the way and wanted to transplant that experience here.

There is one dnb club called Cargo that for all those involved is nothing short of a labour of love, one proper techno dj named Analog, one Korean house crew called Triple House, one Korean breaks crew called the Breakbakery, and one foreign breakbeat orientated crew, which I am a part of, called the Breakbeat Massive; in a country with a population of 48,846,823 well... you do the math.

The Breakbeat Massive has been running a breakbeat orientated night at Vinyl Underground in Busan (the second largest city in Korea) for the past four years; no small feat. This night is inarguably the best night in the country for breakbeat orientated music as the crowd has been "trained" to expect music that cannot be found at pretty much any other club in the country. It is my hope that I will be able to smoothly insert dubstep into the mix to the overwhelming appreciation of the party people in the place.

I really appreciate the lists of tracks that I have received; let's call it the canon of dubstep.

I will keep you posted as I help to pave the path on which the dub can step.

yep yep - third that

ThinKing wrote:

jahtao wrote:The very most qunintessentialist riddim, for me, is Ancient Memories by Mystikz, not the rmx. Stunning track. I wish it were played more.

seconded. if he hadn't done so many other amazing bits, this would be my favourite Mala riddim. Runnin toon.

hatcha - conga therapy - tempa
horsepower productions - marseilles connection - tempa
artwork - red - big apple records
ghost - the spooks - ghost
plasticman - sandstorm - soulja
darqwan - said the spider - texture
el-b - buck and bury - ghost
kode 9 - ping - rephlex
slaughter mob - creaky door - rephlex
skream - afrika - big apple records
digital mystikz - mawo dub - big apple records
dj distance - nomad - hotflush
loefah - jazz lick - big apple records

seckle wrote: el-b - buck and bury - ghost

You know this.

Also grab the Benga EP, that vinyl has got loads of tracks that tear up the dance

Coki - Burnin (not just cos i paid £11 for it!)

seckle wrote:darqwan - said the spider - texture

heard alot about this tune. spose to be big. dont suppose its purchasable from anywhere is it?

havent had any luck on my travels.

high plains drifter - sholay
cyrus - indian stomp
loefah - monsoon remix
burial - distant lights
digital mystikz - give jah glory

no matter what it transforms into, for me, this will always be the sound. midnight, melancholy, city soul music.

Juju - Punks get alot of talk in toronto

Mala - Da Wrath (Souljahz VIP Mix)

Tuuuune!

These tunes set the standard really...

Loefah - Ruffage
Mala - Left Leg Out
Skream - Lightning
Coki - Burnin
Skream - Chestboxing
Skream - Midnight Request Line
N Type - Tolerance
Coki - Officer
Distance - Night Vision
Skream - Make Me
Kromestar - Kalawanji
Mala - Anti War Dub
Benga - Flame