How did we get from Dubstep to House?

[fractal]

Not sure that i would call Jels dubstep though... I love the track and i love the new waves of 125-138 bpm bass music - but again, not sure that i would call anything under 135 bpm, dubstep. But that's just my opinion.

off of dubstep allstars 1, 134 bpm


we went from disco to house to jungle to garage to dubstep and now we're just everywhere.... a better question would be, who only listens/mixes/dances to only one type of music? i'm glad the walls are starting to come down

[pulkpull]

a better question would be, who only listens/mixes/dances to only one type of music? i'm glad the walls are starting to come down

[Sheff]

a better question would be, who only listens/mixes/dances to only one type of music? i'm glad the walls are starting to come down

[-[2]DAY_-]

^ This!

its an exciting time. if only one could find more venues in new york as outlets for the diverse

[d-T-r]

sounds draw inspiration from the past to progress. a blending of old musical ideas with new sounds is what im seeing .

but it's a good thing that there's a sesne of experimentation going on now, cos in turn , new things will be born out of that.

everything's branching off before people have time to give it a crap genre name too.

'the only thing you find in pigeon holes is pigeon shit'

[StimpsonJay]

People like Martyn and Joy Orbison were sort of doing this from the start ( I think, might get shat on by music heads, not insulting just saying)
never really got into the whole UK Funky and house thing.

[hookedonsonics]

House -> Garage -> Dubstep -> Garage -> House

appreciate the 3 word summary of my thousand word essay

[babylonburn]

I just can't wait for people to start making disco again.

We're already there

[scattybeanhead]

People like Martyn and Joy Orbison were sort of doing this from the start ( I think, might get shat on by music heads, not insulting just saying)
never really got into the whole UK Funky and house thing.

dont worry mate neither did i, obviously loadsa heads love both but there's just not a lot that appeals to me in that kind of music

[capo ultra]

House -> Garage -> Dubstep -> Garage -> House

appreciate the 3 word summary of my thousand word essay

[ed teach]

Fuck. Are we really still talking about this?

[duderonomy]

It's another 'death of dubstep' thread.

Dubstep does seem like yesterday's news atm. I blame the wobble.

[node]

ive just been generalizing most of it as bass music recently.. who gives a fck what people wanna call it, if it fits in my mixes ill play it

This exactly where I'm at with it and also as others have mentioned dubstep coming from Grime and UKG and obviously electronic Dub always had it's 4/4 rhythms. Just really buzzing off where dance musics at at the mo, some real variation out there at the mo with different styles within styles gettin out there and movin the dancefloors, I think it's a real exciting time

[mIrReN]

I just can't wait for people to start making disco again.

[sigbowls]

i like them both the same

[nitz]

House -> Garage -> Dubstep -> Garage -> House

Stop on mate...

P.S UKG was not in fact from UK, it came form the US, but don't tell nobody!

[hutyluty]

nuffin beats a half step coming over a four by four in the mix

[Shum]

House -> Garage -> Dubstep -> Garage -> House

Nabbing this for my sig.

[davwuh]

I think it's cause dubstep is the first real internet-based music genre.. yeah, you can say it had it's roots in Croydon/London or whatever, but the 'scene' quickly became highly dependant on the internet for growth.. with that, you're gonna get people from all over the world from different music backgrounds putting their ideas in, which is why I think the sound has changed dramatically in a short space of time

[badger]

P.S UKG was not in fact from UK, it came form the US, but don't tell nobody!

errr?

the reason for the name UKG was that it took garage (from the US) and UK-fied it into something pretty different.... aka UKG