Gen Z junglizm

[Corpsey]

Some almost sinisterly convincing pastiche garage

 

[forclosure]

yes that's exactly what i'm saying, except obviously its a yearning for a multiplicity of metaversi, i know you meant to say that

i think i agree with what's his name out of Godspeed you black emperor when he said all this breathy singing that's popular now makes these people sound like date rapists

 

[forclosure]

@shakahislop i say this with no disrespect but sometimes when i've seen people lately talk about gender and dance music and how pitched out vocals bring out the feminine non binary or whatever it just reeks of "i guess we have to bring this into the discussion since we can't pretend like trans people don't exist anymore"

 

[Sectionfive]

Every other release on bandcamp has a nod to dnb these last few months? Some of it is fairly accomplished and gets close to the spirit but it is surely a big ask for a re-run of this particular formula to get past tribute and reach a point of innovation. It's interesting though still, like its coming from all sorts of countries and producers who might be known for something else all seem to be trying their hand at it.

Has there been some DJ off my radar on Rinse France or something championing dnb or is this the result of lockdown providing an opportunity for the kids to finally dig into the hits?

 

[dilbert1]

this shit sucks imo lol

 

[dilbert1]

If you look at this Japanese producer’s soundcloud page he’s very in touch with Gen Z aesthetics and a kind of post-vaporwave style, but zoomer would-be junglists would do well to take notes on his “meta-soundclash” ragga anthem released back in ‘20

 

[linebaugh]

this shit sucks imo lol

well of course thats what this thread is about

 

[dilbert1]

Poseurs
Listening to
Uninspired
Rubbish

 

[catalog]

Trilogy tapes has a lot to answer for

 

[Corpsey]

the fakesimiles are getting more and more convincing

Just heard a 80s rnb knock off tune on NTS that shocked me

Feels like music is getting into some sort of deepfake territory with how convincing pastiches are getting

 

[version]

Just heard a 80s rnb knock off tune on NTS that shocked me

Feels like music is getting into some sort of deepfake territory with how convincing pastiches are getting

Was it this one?

 

[Corpsey]

No although I did hear and was tricked by that one recently

This is it – the vocal isn't like an 80s tune but the production

 

[droid]

I quite like some of the Nia Archives stuff. There's a sense of joyousness there that has been absent for a long time.

 

[thirdform]

pfft forget about trilogy tapes russian bandcamp junglists are where it is at.

 

[blissblogger]

I quite like some of the Nia Archives stuff. There's a sense of joyousness there that has been absent for a long time.

It's really nice stuff - my son put me onto it

 

[blissblogger]

luvver's jungle

 

[blissblogger]

this is like getting in the time machine, except the coordinates are set not quite to the absolute best era - more like 2002 and DJ Marky Mark "LK (It's the Way)"/ "Carolina Carol Bela" (which is not the last d&B tune I liked but the last one I spent money to buy).

 

[blissblogger]

this is really nice

 

[blissblogger]

Now this one is totally on the "LK (It's the Way)"/ "Carolina Carol Bela" template

 

[droid]

Ive found a few of these mixtapes of contemporary artcore type stuff recently. Some decent moments, there's an unpretentiousness to it all, a sense of getting back to basics. Freshness.