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Whats your opinions on MC's with Dubstep?
It works very well with DNB, but with dubstep im kind of unsure.
This video makes me worry though;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvBzdEs9au8

I think it works well on recordings:
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depends on the mc. some mcs take it over the top. also depends on the tune, for example, an mc spittin out to "rimz" by skream would be a disaster.

i dont like them to be honest. but if they know when to be quiet and have good energy and connection with the crowd then they are a good thing to have

depends, if they have some decent bars, it's alright but it's better just to have the plain old dubstep solo

I dont think it ever works. dubstep is all about the music and how the wobbles and melodies blend together and imagine how much worse some jump up would be if there was an MC over the top. when there are MCs on GetDarker i nearly always cringe at some the things they say buttttttt thats just my opinion

i think simple hosting goes well, it gets annoying when mc's never shut up. pretty much the same with similar genres, not just dubstep

depends on the mc


pokes does it well. so does toast.


i like nomad as well, but hes a very different style



then again im really into my grime, so maybe im a bit biased




at the end of the day its all preference

Take a look at this video ;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvBzdEs9au8

And then you'll know why I've gone off the idea of an MC

DjGarethJ wrote:Take a look at this video ;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvBzdEs9au8

And then you'll know why I've gone off the idea of an MC

Thats just crazy d
He dosent really mc he just hosts
In my opinion he made that tune slightly bearable

but poakes is jokes...joakes!

As Dubstep is a break off from the UKG music scene, same as grime, and uk funky, the role of a mc will always be there.

There are a fair few that I certainly would never book for many reasons including they don't interact with the crowd, talk a whole heap of rubbish and tend to want to over power the sound of the music in a venue. If promoters, and dj's are honest with these guys and let them know they are not the flavour of the night, then I think, the same with other genres, those who are coming up will take their time, write decent lyrics that the crowd will enjoy and make the night such a task, but that's wishful thinking, been in this scene for over 10 years, and it still hasn't changed

I like MCs, but they have to know what they're doing. Knowing when to stop spitting is key. You don't want someone throwing down lyrics constantly

Dunno.

I like MCs who have a clue, Rod Azlan, Sarge Pokes, Crazy D just to name the big three.

Joker D, Toast, Dread MC, Dynamite, Beezy all need an honorable mention.

I'm sure there are a few more to name but i'm trying to watch a porno

ashley wrote:Dunno.

I like MCs who have a clue, Rod Azlan, Sarge Pokes, Crazy D just to name the big three.

Joker D, Toast, Dread MC, Dynamite, Beezy all need an honorable mention.

I'm sure there are a few more to name but i'm trying to watch a porno

haha @ the porno comment!

I think the MC needs to KNOW/feel the tracks. Don't spit over vocals, play around with breakdowns and LEAVE some mixes ALONE.
Some DnB events became MC raves with a guy spinning tunes. Dubstep is a DJ/Producer genre with MC's there to enhance.

A good MC will work WITH the DJ/tunes and hype up the crowd - I like a bit of crowd interaction when done well, it adds another dimension

at the end of the day, their voice is an instrument... and when played well with all the others = Harmony <3

IMO.

nikki wrote:

ashley wrote:Dunno.

I like MCs who have a clue, Rod Azlan, Sarge Pokes, Crazy D just to name the big three.

Joker D, Toast, Dread MC, Dynamite, Beezy all need an honorable mention.

I'm sure there are a few more to name but i'm trying to watch a porno

haha @ the porno comment!

I think the MC needs to KNOW/feel the tracks. Don't spit over vocals, play around with breakdowns and LEAVE some mixes ALONE.
Some DnB events became MC raves with a guy spinning tunes. Dubstep is a DJ/Producer genre with MC's there to enhance.

A good MC will work WITH the DJ/tunes and hype up the crowd - I like a bit of crowd interaction when done well, it adds another dimension

at the end of the day, their voice is an instrument... and when played well with all the others = Harmony <3

IMO.

Virus Syndicate are the only MC's I enjoy on Dubstep. But I feel they know how to work the music, they've been around since I can ever remember.

I'm not really feeling P Moneys Slang track. He talks sterotypical junk over most of it. Sukh should have released that beat without P Moneys vocals. Ruined the track.

nothing atall wrong with crazy d mate

Rahul wrote:

DjGarethJ wrote:Take a look at this video ;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvBzdEs9au8

And then you'll know why I've gone off the idea of an MC

Thats just crazy d
He dosent really mc he just hosts
In my opinion he made that tune slightly bearable

Im sorry I posted the wrong link up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_9o3gXt0Qo

Its not Crazy D, its a guy called The Artist Envy.

if they do it right then it can work, depends on the type of tunes playing in the set tho.

should be more so hosting than actually spitting loads of bars, but that said a nicely done power 32 or 64 occassionally can be sick. works much better in raves.