Making a dance track vs. making an evolving tune
Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 7:01 am
So coming to the dubstep thing from an unusual perspective(not a DNB fan) I find myself gravitating toward the tracks that are most song-writing oriented.
How do people feel about this sort of dynamic?
For instance, artists like Goth Trad, Boxcutter, Distance, all have material than goes from point A to point Z with out necessarily returning to any point in between. Where as many other enjoyable artists have the 128 bars with two drops, with some actually staying fresh sounding to the end.
If anyone can recommend more "progressive dupstep" that'd be awesome. I'm also into Scorn, Prefuse 73, EdiT, Loefah, mostly bass heavy and glitchy.
ANyone have any opinions on the difference between the two schools of thought?
How do people feel about this sort of dynamic?
For instance, artists like Goth Trad, Boxcutter, Distance, all have material than goes from point A to point Z with out necessarily returning to any point in between. Where as many other enjoyable artists have the 128 bars with two drops, with some actually staying fresh sounding to the end.
If anyone can recommend more "progressive dupstep" that'd be awesome. I'm also into Scorn, Prefuse 73, EdiT, Loefah, mostly bass heavy and glitchy.
ANyone have any opinions on the difference between the two schools of thought?