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breeze begets <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/QaAi2BkaVJ8" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> especially this one <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/Pgj2VPIpKWY" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

some interesting reading right there <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/j1T_NGBlr0Q" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> feelin a few tracks on yung gleesh's latest <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/SMKhrewCdzU" frameborder="0"...

that tune is sick. reminds me a lot of trixz cry for you, the way it's got a few choppy vocal lines, two synth riffs going and a load of weird fx noises poppin off everywhere. sounds a bit more polished but that might be down to studio progress. wonder if it's him

yeh that 2nd one is more recent and better by a long way. owes a lot to uk funky, which is also no doubt a product of night slugs originally repping (and problematically repackaging) uk funky in mixes and when they were on sub fm before they got promoted to rinse rather than as a direct...

i think probably labels like mad decent and trouble & bass (not that i particularly like their output) were around at the same time (maybe 2008-2009?) as night slugs whilst they were all on that "global bass" potentially neocolonial tip hoovering up all regional sounds (uk funky, cumbia, b-more...

^(not aimed at u trilliam)

i also get the impression crowleyhead and luka wud rather swim around in their rhetoric than listen to anything tho neana jacks NJ trademarks for some tunes yeh sure, but there's more to his stuff and the stuff the guys around him are makin than that here's a couple i like atm, sound great in...

these are the main victims but deep tech's getting a couple jabs in the ribs

haha altho they did whip my friend's dizzle out her bra

to sum up & add a bit... to my mind London's only "clubscene" is deep/tech in the form of the massive nights where all the DJs from the other thread are playing (@ coronet, scala, great suffolk st, warehouse) + some small regular nights/afterparties i see advertised in vauxhall. so if ur...

i've been a bit bewildered like u by the praise given to plastic people for the same reasons. i lived in london 2010-2013, and now i've been back since october 2014. during 2010-13, sad as it sounds, WU (when it was at the loughborough junction venue - haven't been since) was the only night i...

new rs4 & lombardo is savaaaage https://soundcloud.com/rs4house/rs4-lombardo-signs

so confused by this. u sound like u got no idea what ur talking about? is the 'she' a typo? cuz neana's a dude. sounds like u may have got the wrong neana cuz he was getting NO play as far as i know 4-5 yrs ago, probably wasn't even makin music then. i first saw him on soundcloud with a...

i see joseph jp patterson isn't happy about it either on twitter i can understand where he's coming from in regards to this sentence... "nobody in mainstream or music media seems to have picked up on, though, is the music that people are shuffling to" ..cuz he has literally been the ONLY one...

justin moorhouse will definitely not make u smarter or more excellent either

thinking allowed on radio 4 Laurie Taylor gets in a few guests to speak about new sociological studies/journal articles. nicely done, makes even what sounds like a boring topic/study sound quite interesting. there's been some gems in there as well like Stuart Hall tribute + separate interview...

reading back thru my other post i did call them "basically the same uk & west europe producers who ditched uk bass/post-dubstep for more party banging NJ influenced beats".. consider that first bit a use of shorthand and now i'm clarifying

maybe it's a bit of a pointless exercise to respond to these gassy comments, but i suspect luka u've just jumped on the bit where i said 'uk bass' and not read the rest of the post nor listened to any of the tracks i mentioned? those kinda blanket statements u've just made sound perfectly...

deep tech top 3 1) trixz - cry for you mad samples and grimey space age noises flying off everywhere, melody is pure emotion 2) rs4 - walking on that off-kilter riff does a lot for me 3) leon renner - wait for you (anthony ranz mix) love how the drums are quite minimal and the rhythm is...

plz :)