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Originally Posted by Frank112916
lol yeah, some of his are like that. ESPECIALLY his remix of Home by Style of Eye. but he is still one of my favorite producers at the moment! :)
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Originally Posted by Frank112916
lol yeah, some of his are like that. ESPECIALLY his remix of Home by Style of Eye. but he is still one of my favorite producers at the moment! :)
Joy Orbison
Scuba
James Blake
Hessle Audio
Boilerroom.tv
Night Slugs
Girl Unit
Best name I've heard for this stuff so far is Future-Garage, it's interesting stuff. Kinda like where Dubstep might have gone if Brostep didn't happen... *ducks*
Wow! thanks so much! i liked all those artists and will be following the labels. I have heard of Night Slugs through Kingdom. but girl unit is good as well. and i like the chillness of James Blake. Wouldn't really play it out, but good music non the less :)Quote:
Originally Posted by BFLY
Grime is pretty much dubstep with rapping. It's basically the east london equivalent of south london's dubstep, shares a lot of features but always has MCs, often a whole crew of them such as roll deep.Quote:
Originally Posted by theory28
/lesson.
Not exactly... Grime was around before dubstep, it came more directly from the tail-end of garage. The beats are more often regular speed 130-140 rather than half-step.Quote:
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
There's a lot of good new instrumental grime around, like Royal-T for example.
I bow to your superior knowledge :o
But on the original topic, I never heard anyone refer to post-dubstep (as it's not done with yet!), but I'm familiar with Future Garage and really like most stuff I've heard. I hadn't heard of Canblaster, I'm loving everything off his Soundcloud so far. Thanks for the recommendation!
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Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
See i've known this sort of music as Bassline and UK funky for a while...