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Garage house is one of my favourite genres and it's very interesting that recently a few producers in the modern UK dance scene have started to make stuff influenced by early nineties Def Mix MoS house sounds.







Krystal Klear, Citizen, Bicep...who else? Is this just a few disparate producers in the wilderness or is there a possibily of a proper sub-scene here?

Edit: Edited to remove all traces of UK Bass.

dunno these sound like garagey house to me.
what is 'UK BASS' ?

they are also the same song 3 times

as far as sub scene erm dunno lol might as well put a woodblock onnit

lol

How are Citizen & Bicep (Don't know about Krystal Klear) apart of the "UK Bass" scene? I've always had them as House producers

im scared is someone going to post disclusre face soon..

UK Bass as shorthand for (mostly) British (sometimes Irish) twentysomethings producing within the context of 2010s dance music, specifically those strains of house which are considered to be related to/deriving from a background of dubstep and garage (and more generally the Hardcore Continuum as described by His Reynoldness) rather than being a direct part of the US house family tree.

I'd class UK Bass music as the stuff between 130-140bpm that isnt really house and isnt really garage and isnt really dubstep. Less regimented beat structures etc.

Sufferhead wrote:UK Bass as shorthand for (mostly) British (sometimes Irish) twentysomethings producing within the context of 2010s dance music, specifically those strains of house which are considered to be related to/deriving from a background of dubstep and garage (and more generally the Hardcore Continuum as described by His Reynoldness) rather than being a direct part of the US house family tree.

It's a load of bollocks, it's just house.

definitely just house

uk bass is primarily a therm used by stnuc.

So does this mean that there isn't really anyone who has done garage house sort of stuff beyond the producers already listed?

on topic...

this ones big



Theres loads of producers taking influence from the 90s

OllieScott wrote:on topic...

this ones big



Theres loads of producers taking influence from the 90s

yep

this may not be uk but its a current release on wax



and this is a new UK label i believe


we just started a physical record shop in Brighton, England. we have these two above for starters and the Chesus release posted above. if u like this sound we can cater for you as well as covering lots of other stuff

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i'm not the biggest fan but huxley springs to mind?

he calls him self garidge

That Chesus ep is shit hot

Also this:
Soundcloud

house on house on house on house

oh the title got changed and now u left me having wrtten the deadly word 'UK BASS'

Sufferhead wrote:So does this mean that there isn't really anyone who has done garage house sort of stuff beyond the producers already listed?

Nah you have lots check out what Wolf Music are putting out

Soundcloud

Soundcloud

Ejeca too

Soundcloud

tough crowd

OllieScott wrote:
Theres loads of producers taking influence from the 90s

probably too fucking many. If i hear another poorly thought out, organ chord sequence over a 909, im going to cut myself