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Rise of Minimalistic Prog

I've noticed a lot of DJ's are getting away music with tons of layers and are tending to be more minimal. Just listened to the recent Sasha sets and spot this trend this I have been updating his archive. Any thoughts?

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Originally posted by AnGeLicK I've noticed a lot of DJ's are getting away music with tons of layers and are tending to be more minimal. Just listened to the recent Sasha sets and spot this trend this I have been updating his archive. Any thoughts?

Hello 2005.

hehehe so true bout 2005.

its actually moving away from the minimal sound now.

well the trendy DJs are.

you gotta be quick with fashion.

btw, which Sasha sets were you refering to/?

btw i noticed that the trend is slowly going away from minimal, but where is it going to?
i havent really noticed any new hyped up genres.

electro will be the next big thing.

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Originally posted by chesco electro will be the next big thing.

Personally, I think its going to go back to "house"- a much simpler, more classic style of house.

Electric Country & Western mixed with polka.

next trend is going to be.... trance.

minimal+prog is likely to be a completely disastrous combination. especially if they combine the most boring elements of both

like, take your usual minimal techno percussion. make it last 10 minutes. add only pads on top and "advanced production techniques". call it a finished track. make a set only of that stuff

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Electric Country & Western mixed with polka.

Turn on CMT and you're set.

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Electric Country & Western mixed with polka.

Electric minimal country & western techhouse mixed with progressive polka

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Originally posted by Akazi Electric minimal country & western techhouse mixed with progressive polka

Ah yes of course, it just isn't cool if it isn't minimal, tech, prog or electro.

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Ah yes of course, it just isn't cool if it isn't minimal, tech, prog or electro.

The kids are calling it tech-polka.

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Originally posted by Allied Nations The kids are calling it tech-polka.

protopolka, actually..

I think this was highlighted by the utter dogshit that was lo-step - because we can

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Originally posted by chesco electro will be the next big thing.

electro will be the next big thing... in 2004.

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Originally posted by Akazi btw i noticed that the trend is slowly going away from minimal, but where is it going to? i havent really noticed any new hyped up genres.

its that summery housey quasi latino piano prog stuff thats really hot at the moment. Really it�s a reinvention of the early to mid 1990�s sound. Typified by tracks like Andy Cato's 'La Luna' and Hott 22's 'I feel love'.

Too complicated?

two words...

Desyn Masiello.

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Originally posted by boi85 electro will be the next big thing... in 2004. its that summery housey quasi latino piano prog stuff thats really hot at the moment. Really it�s a reinvention of the early to mid 1990�s sound. Typified by tracks like Andy Cato's 'La Luna' and Hott 22's 'I feel love'.

Back to the housier sounds. Anil Chawla, Dale Anderson, Some of Gerber's stuff, basically everything here.

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Originally posted by Allied Nations basically everything here.

lol.
nice plug.

also here

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Originally posted by boi85 lol. nice plug. also here

You'd probably really my set actually, lots of the "housier" side of things. Thanks for the Desyn set links as well. I don't really ever listen to livesets, but I may check some of his out.

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Originally posted by boi85 electro will be the next big thing... in 2004.

Em, when I say electro I mean proper electro, not the pish sasha was pedelling circa fundacion.

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Originally posted by chesco Em, when I say electro I mean proper electro, not the pish sasha was pedelling circa fundacion.

lol, yeah I know what you are talking bout.

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Originally posted by chesco Em, when I say electro I mean proper electro, not the pish sasha was pedelling circa fundacion.

Electro clash had a bout in 2003 ish. There was a lot of shit clash and some proper electro that came out it. I doubt it will come back again so soon, most of it sounded like ass tbh, and it will never sound as good as it did in the 80s. If anything I think/hope that anything electro goes out of style for a bit- give everyone a breather. Except Alden Tyrell, I like him.

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Originally posted by chesco electro will be the next big thing.

please god no.

p.s has anybody noticed house music being played more in clubs that usually play rnb/cheese or just generally more aware of house being around allot more now?

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Originally posted by daeus please god no. p.s has anybody noticed house music being played more in clubs that usually play rnb/cheese or just generally more aware of house being around allot more now?

Probably a bit of both.

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Originally posted by Allied Nations Electro clash had a bout in 2003 ish. There was a lot of shit clash and some proper electro that came out it. I doubt it will come back again so soon, most of it sounded like ass tbh, and it will never sound as good as it did in the 80s. If anything I think/hope that anything electro goes out of style for a bit- give everyone a breather. Except Alden Tyrell, I like him.

I never said anything about electroclash.

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Originally posted by boi85 hehehe so true bout 2005. its actually moving away from the minimal sound now. well the trendy DJs are. you gotta be quick with fashion. btw, which Sasha sets were you refering to/?

his latest 102 fm / GDJB set.... seemed quite minimal to me

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