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Every couple of years PEOPLE come along and do something in THEIR generation musically, skream & benga are that NEW generation of producers who have done that everlasting thing that shapes a scene..You can only be leaders or be led
going on skream & benga do your things...

BIG UP!

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couldnt agree more my friend

i think people just say that he's "overrated" or w.e to try and be different tbh.

skream is a don, insane amount of tunes, wide styles, no doubt!!

I couldn’t agree more! Skream was one of the first artists, if not the first artist that truly got me into the Dubstep sound. Furthermore just when you think he can’t get any better with his sound he switches and goes in a completely different direction. Such diversity!

Big up Skream

the Chuck Brown of dubstep..

can't wait to see Skream @ ViRAM

don't u mean the chuck norris?
but yeah skream isa baddaman

Skream is a don!

well put noodles, agreed!!

he is a big COOON!

only mentioned this because people are quick to put someone down.
so just enjoy what he does which is good "creative music"

Couldnt agree more,
but could have 3 names for the UKG era.
El-B / Groove Chronicles / Steve Gurley.

to be honest i struggle with beatz all time, but it's all about being ballsy? if i did'nt have any dpr/groovechronicles would'nt be around.
That why i encourage producer that send me tracks to have a go and be different (not to different) because it can only push and better the sound/scene.
That's why ukg (you cant knock it ) was so big because everyone did their own thing (birth of dubstep) .. otherwise we would all sounded like each other (no way forward) .. as i've always said "forward in da future".. big up all the ballsy creative producers out there if you have any good beats send over via my drop box @ soundcloud http://soundcloud.com/dpr

Couldnt agree more, nice to know about the drop box though fella.

pdomino wrote:Couldnt agree more,
but could have 3 names for the UKG era.
El-B / Groove Chronicles / Steve Gurley.

I think UKG owes A LOT to artists like Tuff Jam, Todd Edwards and Anthill Mob. The ones you listed, with all due respect relate in my eyes more to what people now look back on as forming the UKG sound that influenced dubstep. It's easy to look and try to rewrite history but to be honest, UKG wasn't so much all about those people (at the time).

we all played our part whether it was 2step/ 4x4 it was all "creative music" just like what skream is doing now..

Neville Bartos wrote:

pdomino wrote:Couldnt agree more,
but could have 3 names for the UKG era.
El-B / Groove Chronicles / Steve Gurley.

I think UKG owes A LOT to artists like Tuff Jam, Todd Edwards and Anthill Mob. The ones you listed, with all due respect relate in my eyes more to what people now look back on as forming the UKG sound that influenced dubstep. It's easy to look and try to rewrite history but to be honest, UKG wasn't so much all about those people (at the time).

depends where you were in the beginning? i personally sold everything whilst working in various records shops, like i said we all played our part..

ive heard to many sick Skream tune that i dont own on vinyl

badman producer

NOODLES DPR RECORDINGS wrote:

Neville Bartos wrote:

pdomino wrote:Couldnt agree more,
but could have 3 names for the UKG era.
El-B / Groove Chronicles / Steve Gurley.

I think UKG owes A LOT to artists like Tuff Jam, Todd Edwards and Anthill Mob. The ones you listed, with all due respect relate in my eyes more to what people now look back on as forming the UKG sound that influenced dubstep. It's easy to look and try to rewrite history but to be honest, UKG wasn't so much all about those people (at the time).

depends where you were in the beginning? i personally sold everything whilst working in various records shops, like i said we all played our part..

Exactly, from day
UKG was made up of 4x4 or 2step ...so some people beg to differ. The thread is aimed at generations innovators ..... 2step was more experimental at the time which is why i chose those names. 4x4 was slightly more obvious but point taken.

pdomino wrote:

NOODLES DPR RECORDINGS wrote:

Neville Bartos wrote:

pdomino wrote:Couldnt agree more,
but could have 3 names for the UKG era.
El-B / Groove Chronicles / Steve Gurley.

I think UKG owes A LOT to artists like Tuff Jam, Todd Edwards and Anthill Mob. The ones you listed, with all due respect relate in my eyes more to what people now look back on as forming the UKG sound that influenced dubstep. It's easy to look and try to rewrite history but to be honest, UKG wasn't so much all about those people (at the time).

depends where you were in the beginning? i personally sold everything whilst working in various records shops, like i said we all played our part..

Exactly, from day
UKG was made up of 4x4 or 2step ...so some people beg to differ. The thread is aimed at generations innovators ..... 2step was more experimental at the time which is why i chose those names. 4x4 was slightly more obvious but point taken.

The thread is aimed at generations innovators

For real, sorry, I wasn't trying to take anything away from people who have pushed things forward, the ones you listed mean a lot to the music... lets continue to push things forward!

badman!