This isn't just some record with some jazz samples on it. Man is a jazz musician, had extremely gifted musicians in the studio to put this one together.
Ace.
That's lovely. Does just sound like a load of samples though. I would totally pay a fair bit of money to hear this done live.
Was that a critique or just that you didn't read the part about the musicians? He may have rearranged their work, certainly, but here are the guest musicians on this release:
bluenotes wrote:Ruckspins live band project Submotion Orchestra is pretty freaking fresh and jazzy. Can't wait to hear more from that.
Re: I absolutely encourage more jazzy dubstep
Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2010 2:44 pm
by ResetTheAtari
Well it's Jazzy...Jazzy...Jazzy...Jazzy...JAH-ZEE!
Re: I absolutely encourage more jazzy dubstep
Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 8:26 am
by z audio ltd
This is all very interesting people, but can we go back to talking about Lewis B please
Re: I absolutely encourage more jazzy dubstep
Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 3:18 am
by bluenotes
z audio ltd wrote:This is all very interesting people, but can we go back to talking about Lewis B please
Dropped "Snippertons" at a festival in the forest this weekend. Needless to say, it turned more than a few heads. It was also the first time I'd heard it on a huge system.
Re: I absolutely encourage more jazzy dubstep
Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 9:32 am
by z audio ltd
bluenotes wrote:
z audio ltd wrote:This is all very interesting people, but can we go back to talking about Lewis B please
Dropped "Snippertons" at a festival in the forest this weekend. Needless to say, it turned more than a few heads. It was also the first time I'd heard it on a huge system.
Big up you Mr Bluenotes, you have got some good taste
