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Yo

I am new to dubstep. I am mainly an underground rap dude but always visited d&b/ tekno parties and shit. Much better atmosphere, more party, less acting tough. A few days ago I got this mix cd called:

revealomatic - No Bull Halfstep (disc B the hard disc)

Hasnt left my ears ever since; especcially love tunes such as

6Blocc- Never Scared
Dj Shy - Big Up An Bun Her
TC - Where is my money (caspa remix) (TC the d&b guy btw?)
Tes La Rok - Codeine
and basically all stuff that this Caspa touched

I have been searching around and found shitloads of mixes, radioshows and everything but I cant really find anything with the same quality/ sound (except the fabric live 37). So I was wondering if you guys could drop some names of similar sounding things and some all time classics, stuff you gotta have and such. I prefer hardcore shit; no softer stuff please Love the hard, slow basslines

In return I can maybe help you help you out with some hiphop stuff; in case you got request, questions or whatever

Caspa & Rusko.

http://getdarker.com/audio/sets/Rusko_- ... 3-07-2008/
http://getdarker.com/audio/sets/Caspa_- ... 9-07-2008/
http://getdarker.com/audio/sets/Mary_An ... 1-05-2008/

wow

thx ashley
dpownloading it right now!

what are btw the 'big names' in the dubstep world?

RapCat wrote:wow

thx ashley
dpownloading it right now!

what are btw the 'big names' in the dubstep world?

The big names? Depends where you look and what country you are from.

I suppose the Dubstep Wars 7 (dmz, distance, hatcha, loefah, kode9, vexd, skream) are the biggest names - You can add a few to the list like Caspa & Rusko who are obviously very successful in their own right definately pushing the scene out to a different audience.

Anyone who has played at DMZ is also worth a mention I guess too.

Not trying to value people but just going by how popular they are against the masses.

Then each localised area has their own Superstars.

I guess "the big names" are really who you personally look up to rather than value in terms of money and size of their carbon footprint.

yeah totally agree, thats why I wrote it with ' in between. The biggest rap superstars are the worst rappers so I know what you refer to. I am from Rotterdam by the way; like guys like mindsconnect, bong-ra, fff, trasher all that stuff but never know what they are spinning.

Skipped quickly through your list of things; like the rusko and caspa mix best so far, the MaryAnn mix is a bit too jiggy (at least, as quick i scanned it so far)

I am gonna search for dubstep wars 7 than

thx!

RapCat wrote:yeah totally agree, thats why I wrote it with ' in between. The biggest rap superstars are the worst rappers so I know what you refer to. I am from Rotterdam by the way; like guys like mindsconnect, bong-ra, fff, trasher all that stuff but never know what they are spinning.

Skipped quickly through your list of things; like the rusko and caspa mix best so far, the MaryAnn mix is a bit too jiggy (at least, as quick i scanned it so far)

I am gonna search for dubstep wars 7 than

thx!

Mary Anne Hobbs Breezeblock Show - Dubstep Warz 2006:
http://getdarker.com/audio/sets/Mary_An ... 3-08-2008/

And here is the follow up called "Generation Bass" where the original 7 picked an artist/group each - picking a new 7.

http://getdarker.com/audio/sets/Mary_An ... 0-08-2008/

DMZ chose Silkie & Quest
Distance chose Cyrus
Skream chose Kulture
Kode9 chose Joker & MC Nomad
Vex'd chose Starkey
Hatcha chose Chef
Loefah chose Oneman

Hope this helps.

thank you so much

It's real nice to find a new musicstyle and immidiatley get to the core of it, in a way.

RapCat wrote:Yo

I am new to dubstep. I am mainly an underground rap dude but always visited d&b/ tekno parties and shit. Much better atmosphere, more party, less acting tough. A few days ago I got this mix cd called:

revealomatic - No Bull Halfstep (disc B the hard disc)

Hasnt left my ears ever since; especcially love tunes such as

6Blocc- Never Scared
Dj Shy - Big Up An Bun Her
TC - Where is my money (caspa remix) (TC the d&b guy btw?)
Tes La Rok - Codeine
and basically all stuff that this Caspa touched

I have been searching around and found shitloads of mixes, radioshows and everything but I cant really find anything with the same quality/ sound (except the fabric live 37). So I was wondering if you guys could drop some names of similar sounding things and some all time classics, stuff you gotta have and such. I prefer hardcore shit; no softer stuff please Love the hard, slow basslines

In return I can maybe help you help you out with some hiphop stuff; in case you got request, questions or whatever

Revealomatic plays for www.dubterrain.net

Vista- Fiyah

check out..

Sukh Knight - Diesel Not Petrol
The others - Africa VIP/Flapjack
Noah D - Examination Of Time
Skream & Cluekid - Sandsnake
Plastician - Intensive Snare

all right

thx again guys

Check out some N-Type mix's you will like them a lot.
Some other people you may like
501 Dubz
Stenchman
Benny Page
Crissy Cris
Coki

Ashley wrote:

Mary Anne Hobbs Breezeblock Show - Dubstep Warz 2006:
http://getdarker.com/audio/sets/Mary_An ... 3-08-2008/

And here is the follow up called "Generation Bass" where the original 7 picked an artist/group each - picking a new 7.

http://getdarker.com/audio/sets/Mary_An ... 0-08-2008/

DMZ chose Silkie & Quest
Distance chose Cyrus
Skream chose Kulture
Kode9 chose Joker & MC Nomad
Vex'd chose Starkey
Hatcha chose Chef
Loefah chose Oneman

Hope this helps.

If you're new to the music then theses two are essential.

You've gotta know where you've come from to know where you're going.

RapCat wrote:Yo

I am new to dubstep. I am mainly an underground rap dude but always visited d&b/ tekno parties and shit. Much better atmosphere, more party, less acting tough. A few days ago I got this mix cd called:

revealomatic - No Bull Halfstep (disc B the hard disc)

Hasnt left my ears ever since

hey Rapcat

I am happy that you dig my "No Bull Halfstep"-mix. You might also like to check out disc A, you can find it here: http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=51513

As a matter of fact, my mixing techniques also come from underground rap, you can take a look of my mixtapes here: http://myspace.com/revealomaniac

big up. R*

check out:

N-Type
Plastician
Joe Nice
Skream
Benga
Distance

hehe gotta love the internetz

you here some weird tape you love, make a thread and the creator reacts

Big up to the CIA for creating all this


no serious rev; love the tape, together with fabric tape still my favorite so far. Problem with the soft tape is that I can never find a reason to put on the soft one sonce i got the hard one

hey rapcat

always nice to see other dutch dubsteppers (kom uit utrecht )

to keep it english

if you're into the sound, there are alot of good parties over here. Oi!, Dub Infusions, Sonic Warfare, Dubstep a Gogo, and the list goes on.

u been to Oi! the 24th of october? caspa, hatcha&crazyd, cotti&cluekid, gomes, osiris. sold out paradiso, the roof was blazin 300 ppl pits etc.

i can recommend u to go to dub infusions the 12th of december (tivoli de helling, utrecht). caspa & rusko playing alongside two dutch dj's, brutuzz and bojcot selectah (check those out aswell!)

peace

yeah i wanted to go but was brokish and still got a hard time convincing my friends about dubstep

next week there is 6blocc in worm; right on the corner here
ll be there def