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Yep,if you make it outside of the UK without the correct licensing then they WILL find and kill you.Future Thought Tapestries wrote: Are there negative attitudes about Dubstep being made outside the UK by non-uk artists?
Most amusingImMortal wrote:Yep,if you make it outside of the UK without the correct licensing then they WILL find and kill you.Future Thought Tapestries wrote: Are there negative attitudes about Dubstep being made outside the UK by non-uk artists?
But back in the early / old school hip hop days music NOT coming out of NY was frowned upon.Would you dislike a track just because of where it came from>????Future Thought Tapestries wrote:Most amusingImMortal wrote:Yep,if you make it outside of the UK without the correct licensing then they WILL find and kill you.Future Thought Tapestries wrote: Are there negative attitudes about Dubstep being made outside the UK by non-uk artists?
this sounds like a question being fished for something like an article or a school project.Future Thought Tapestries wrote:If you had to select 5 Artist, 5 Labels & 5 DJs to represent what Dubstep is about, who would you pick? If possible, please tell me why you've made those choices.
One other question: Are there negative attitudes about Dubstep being made outside the UK by non-uk artists?
Cheers people,
S.
What does this actually mean?Future Thought Tapestries wrote:Are there negative attitudes about Dubstep being made outside the UK by non-uk artists?
Correct, but not for an article or school project. It's research for an event. I can't really go into details but it's for a company that has some loose links to old school hip hop but is looking to put on an event which bridges the gap between old school hip hop & what's happening now with different music styles.DROKKR wrote:this sounds like a question being fished for something like an article or a school project.Future Thought Tapestries wrote:If you had to select 5 Artist, 5 Labels & 5 DJs to represent what Dubstep is about, who would you pick? If possible, please tell me why you've made those choices.
One other question: Are there negative attitudes about Dubstep being made outside the UK by non-uk artists?
Cheers people,
S.
It means, are non uk dubstep producer given the same respect & consideration as home grown producers or do people get a bit guarded & precious about "Their" scene.dubstee wrote:What does this actually mean?Future Thought Tapestries wrote:Are there negative attitudes about Dubstep being made outside the UK by non-uk artists?
the guys in the uk on the whole are more innovative imo. some of the out of uk producers hear the stuff coming out of london and just copy it.Future Thought Tapestries wrote:It means, are non uk dubstep producer given the same respect & consideration as home grown producers or do people get a bit guarded & precious about "Their" scene.dubstee wrote:What does this actually mean?Future Thought Tapestries wrote:Are there negative attitudes about Dubstep being made outside the UK by non-uk artists?
Over the last two years there have been as many truly innovative non-UK producers as there have been UK ones. Just as many copycats and bandwagon jumpers inside the UK as there are outside.Uncle Clement wrote:the guys in the uk on the whole are more innovative imo. some of the out of uk producers hear the stuff coming out of london and just copy it.Future Thought Tapestries wrote:It means, are non uk dubstep producer given the same respect & consideration as home grown producers or do people get a bit guarded & precious about "Their" scene.dubstee wrote:What does this actually mean?Future Thought Tapestries wrote:Are there negative attitudes about Dubstep being made outside the UK by non-uk artists?
By the way people, this isn't for a company that's looking to suck the life out of the scene, they're a company that were made famous by Hip Hop culture, not from modern day product placement telling idiots what's cool. They're simply looking to see what's going on these days.Future Thought Tapestries wrote:Correct, but not for an article or school project. It's research for an event. I can't really go into details but it's for a company that has some loose links to old school hip hop but is looking to put on an event which bridges the gap between old school hip hop & what's happening now with different music styles.DROKKR wrote:this sounds like a question being fished for something like an article or a school project.Future Thought Tapestries wrote:If you had to select 5 Artist, 5 Labels & 5 DJs to represent what Dubstep is about, who would you pick? If possible, please tell me why you've made those choices.
One other question: Are there negative attitudes about Dubstep being made outside the UK by non-uk artists?
Cheers people,
S.
Agree with the second part. but not with the first. i'd gladly be proved wrong though.dubstee wrote:Over the last two years there have been as many truly innovative non-UK producers as there have been UK ones. Just as many copycats and bandwagon jumpers inside the UK as there are outside.Uncle Clement wrote:the guys in the uk on the whole are more innovative imo. some of the out of uk producers hear the stuff coming out of london and just copy it.Future Thought Tapestries wrote:It means, are non uk dubstep producer given the same respect & consideration as home grown producers or do people get a bit guarded & precious about "Their" scene.dubstee wrote:What does this actually mean?Future Thought Tapestries wrote:Are there negative attitudes about Dubstep being made outside the UK by non-uk artists?
Goth-Trad? TRG? 2562?Uncle Clement wrote: the guys in the uk on the whole are more innovative imo. some of the out of uk producers hear the stuff coming out of london and just copy it.
Bundy wrote:Goth-Trad? TRG? 2562?Uncle Clement wrote: the guys in the uk on the whole are more innovative imo. some of the out of uk producers hear the stuff coming out of london and just copy it.