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Posted by narcism on May-16-2007 08:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Trance Nutter
grr, beat me to it.

Rob D is better than anyone else yet listed.


yes highly under rated aswell


Posted by ONION on May-16-2007 10:35:

quote:
Originally posted by eRRaTiK
+1

jace, and oni0n.


oh lub j00 ^_____-

+1 for jace from me

and werd on Psy-Harmonics narcism, im impressed.


Posted by narcism on May-16-2007 10:36:

quote:
Originally posted by ONION
and werd on Psy-Harmonics narcism, im impressed.


with what?

also add yilmaz altanhan


Posted by gumble on May-16-2007 10:43:

bogans and new migrants are our greatest producers.

that baby bonus is irresitable to so many.


Posted by ONION on May-16-2007 11:39:

quote:
Originally posted by narcism
with what?

also add yilmaz altanhan


That someone on this board even knows the label


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on May-16-2007 22:58:

quote:
Originally posted by gumble
bogans and new migrants are our greatest producers.

that baby bonus is irresitable to so many.


are your parents after a retrospective bonus?


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on May-16-2007 22:58:

quote:
Originally posted by gumble
bogans and new migrants are our greatest producers.

that baby bonus is irresitable to so many.


are your parents after a retrospective bonus?


Posted by tathi on May-17-2007 02:11:

Luke Sykes, Jace, Onion


Posted by Dj_Es-Dva on May-17-2007 04:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Light The Fuse
oh luke sykes and serp for massively underrated too

You know luke?!

Hes been my mentor since i started producing

Serp is awesome as well, shame hes moved on from dance music but i really enjoy his rnb stuff as well


Posted by Domesticated on May-17-2007 06:01:

Oh god, how could I forget TV Rock and Dirty South?


Posted by Deeman on May-17-2007 06:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Beat Blog
Oh god, how could I forget TV Rock and Dirty South?



Posted by MiSSyM on May-17-2007 07:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Beat Blog
Oh god, how could I forget TV Rock and Dirty South?


yes well commercial music or not-they are the ones laughing all the way to the bank


Posted by narcism on May-17-2007 07:27:

quote:
Originally posted by ONION
That someone on this board even knows the label


well not everyone only listens to IM


Posted by tonydanza on May-17-2007 11:00:

Adam Jace .. seriously, you kids all need to hear the new shit that Adam is busting out .. he needs to have about 20 times the recognition/exposure that he currently has

Also add Tommy Trash .. really talented dude


Posted by stylist on May-17-2007 14:39:

scott bateman
steve may
mike nichol
are a few that have some awesome production

steve strangis is apparently brewing something else up also so i hear


Posted by walter78 on May-17-2007 16:13:

Dj Flu-Idis (feat umbrella)


Posted by charlee on May-17-2007 23:10:

Notable mentions;

Jono Fernandez
Darius Bassiray
Stuart McKeown


Posted by eRRaTiK on May-17-2007 23:39:

i think charlee should get into production


Posted by Domesticated on May-17-2007 23:42:

quote:
Originally posted by MiSSyM
yes well commercial music or not-they are the ones laughing all the way to the bank


That's true.

Ivan Gough can be the biggest sell out he wants in my opinion.

He's spent years living like a pleb, making excellent music but with no coin.

If anyone deserves to be rolling it cash, it's him.

Grant Smilie and Dragan however, still need to earn their stripes.


Posted by charlee on May-17-2007 23:51:

Dunno

quote:
Originally posted by eRRaTiK
i think charlee should get into production


Are you coming on to me Anf?? LOL

I think that what you call bad music is matter of opinion. I dont really get the whole idea of a Producer "selling out". It's also silly to assume that every producer who makes a commercial hit did it for the money. They may very well like and believe in what they are creating.

Production is art, just like acting. Actors do not always play the same character over and over again, they try new and different things. Does a producer have to make underground music that isnt a hit to have credibility. I would hope not.

I know nothing about production so this is just my opinion. I am also not offended by popular music. Except that TV Rock song with that weird guy singing


Posted by eRRaTiK on May-18-2007 00:01:

quote:
Originally posted by charlee
Are you coming on to me Anf?? LOL


how the f*ck did you get that? rofl

i agree with everything you said re: production, selling out, krispy kremes btw.


Posted by charlee on May-18-2007 00:02:

quote:
Originally posted by eRRaTiK
how the f*ck did you get that? rofl

i agree with everything you said re: production, selling out, krispy kremes btw.


Yep. I knew it!

Its friday! Time to be even crazier than I was yesterday!!!!

*winds up like Tassie Devil and takes off*


Posted by tctitan on May-18-2007 00:17:

ok...well as an independent american i have some feedback. to be honest i never even considered aussies (love the women though) as great edm producers/dj's...but (and if anyone is familiar w/djmixes2k.com) that me and a BUNCH of my friends thought, that the '03? set by Jono Fernandez (JJJ), was pure brilliance, was fuckin beautiful w/Ivan Gough & Colin Snape..."I Don't Believe Anymore"... but the whole set was amazing...now i don't know what u guys say, but that set wat BEEEUUUtiful...i mean Chable & Bonniccie- Ride... amazing...in other words...Aussie's are awesome!


Posted by charlee on May-18-2007 00:24:

It seems there are quite a lot of us missing the days of those deep progressive breaks


Posted by Dean Millson on May-18-2007 01:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Beat Blog
That's true.

Ivan Gough can be the biggest sell out he wants in my opinion.

He's spent years living like a pleb, making excellent music but with no coin.

If anyone deserves to be rolling it cash, it's him.

Grant Smilie and Dragan however, still need to earn their stripes.


Word.

For the record he's not quite rolling in cash lol, but he's finally achieved some of the sucess that every career musician/producer strives for (in some form or other).

Got so much respect for Ivan & he's one of the most down to earth people you'll ever meet also. Watching him jump around with a grin on his face performing at the MTV Awards with TV Rock/Dukes of Windsor made my day a few weeks back


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