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Joe Muggs wrote:T2 was top 10 at one point I think!

He was number 3 at one point I think
He was number 2 when I checked on a certain site at xmas.

Some fun to be had mixing bit of 4x4 into dubstep, not really clled niche is it, just the name of the club, there not even allowed to use that name in anyway in sheff now, due to the trouble associated with it. Bit jokes really!
It's all about the darker stuff, allow some of the vocal stuff, it gets a bit waste like.

Niche >>> dubstep.

Paulie wrote:Niche >>> dubstep.

Well, they're very different in some ways but still closely related. Niche is really fun and sexy and slinky but doesn't have much space or depth, whereas dubstep (or at least a lot of it) has bucketloads of depth and space and subtlety but maybe lacks a bit of fun and slinkyness. Much like the Planeteers, combining their powers could give something pretty tasty.

This lot are doing it for me at the moment, they need to release "Bullet"...

FILTH

Dub Melitia - http://www.myspace.com/dubmelitia

Bullet!Bullet!Bullet!Bullet!Bullet!Bullet!Bullet!Bullet!Bullet!Bullet!

Paulie wrote:Niche >>> dubstep.

I reckon the best niche at the moment is merking dubstep but there's lot of crap out there and I find a lot of niche just dull. All about T2 and JTJ though for me.

masstronaut wrote:Garage, you don't know about garage,
We smear dwarves with shit and cabbage.

And don't try and tell me about your mp3 sales,
We roll deep in baby's entrails.

Plenty more bassline mixes to download on my blog - link in my sig.

Check out

Heavymen

can't find much online but here's one 12" -

http://www.essentialdirect.co.uk/search ... x=0&go.y=0

can't preview it for some reason -

http://www.myspace.com/itsthebooda

This guy is from Sheffield and it says in his 'about me' section that he produces under the name of heavymen amongst others.

Look out for Relocate - Hard boogie 4 dub swingers! You have been warned

I sort of have a guilt pleasure thing going on with that T2 Heartbroken tune... its reeks of tracky bottoms and phones playing music, but I still end up turning the radio up when it comes on.

thomas e. griffin wrote:http://www.myspace.com/itsthebooda

This guy is from Sheffield and it says in his 'about me' section that he produces under the name of heavymen amongst others.

Good work T - that's the one - I forgot -

don't be embarassed about liking 'heartbroken' - yeah its a top 40 hit but so what ?

some hot niche and grime tunes about right now....

yeh im gonna start buyin some niche to mix on vinyl, need 2 find some sick tunes though

I like it. It's an alternative to the formula ways to put something "hype" into a dubstep set. Take a left turn and step on the accelerator - as long as the bass kicks and the hooks make your brain go "WHUT!?" who cares the genre name?

This is getting pretty epic - http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=33413

dubstep and bassline
love this combo!!! for the booty shakers!!


ive also been experimenting with ghettotek\bootyhouse

Joe Muggs wrote:as long as the bass kicks and the hooks make your brain go "WHUT!?" who cares the genre name?

100% agree. That statement sums up my attitude to music.

If you're just getting into the Bassline sound, check productions by DJ Q, Paleface, DJ Veteran, Riplash & Sus, Agent X, The Wideboys, Delinquent, EJ, Virgo, TS7 and Wittyboy to name a few.

DJ VK - SNAKEBITE ENT. wrote:

Joe Muggs wrote:as long as the bass kicks and the hooks make your brain go "WHUT!?" who cares the genre name?

100% agree. That statement sums up my attitude to music.

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Me too Sometimes I think peeps spend too much time reading about instead of listening to music.

i been on this from day
perfect mixup