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-- Deadbeat - Roots & Wire [Wagon Repair]
Deadbeat - Roots & Wire [Wagon Repair]
Fantastic music yet again from this guy. Whole new album out of nowhere.
Samplz
That Berghain Drum Jack track is exactly what puts me in a trance-like state on a dancefloor. Tried and tested. Massively hypnotic stuff.
Quality album..
yeah ive got a lot of this too
Deadbeat is all over the place IMO. I like some track and the others I dont care for. Def donnt like it enough to buy it
one of my favorite local boys. 
he always releases something different.
This is good stuff right here.
Reaaaaalllllly nice work.
Howells needs to play some of these
really liking this.
specially the reggae stuff.
Berghain Drum Jack gives me a hard on. pure sickness
Re: Deadbeat - Roots & Wire [Wagon Repair]
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| Originally posted by paulandrews Fantastic music yet again from this guy. Whole new album out of nowhere. Samplz That Berghain Drum Jack track is exactly what puts me in a trance-like state on a dancefloor. Tried and tested. Massively hypnotic stuff. |
yeah the first thing i thought of was NY Tribal. Also some of the iberian stuff like Kult of Krameria. Deadbeat's sound quality is pretty class though.
but it is a monster track nonetheless. I'm going to play it out tomorrow night at a big room ravish thing and see what happens
I'm going to make a white-out reverb crescendo on the previous track and then just drop and cut to the drum jack right from the beginning so i get those HUGE dramatic drum hits in a big empty room and that idling woodblock raising the heartrate
going to cause some heart attacks :P
check out his older productions...his sound stretches to so many different levels.
while it might not make it easy to gain popularity, i really respect that he does what he wants no matter how different it might be.
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| Originally posted by nefardec yeah the first thing i thought of was NY Tribal. Also some of the iberian stuff like Kult of Krameria. Deadbeat's sound quality is pretty class though. but it is a monster track nonetheless. I'm going to play it out tomorrow night at a big room ravish thing and see what happens I'm going to make a white-out reverb crescendo on the previous track and then just drop and cut to the drum jack right from the beginning so i get those HUGE dramatic drum hits in a big empty room and that idling woodblock raising the heartrate going to cause some heart attacks :P |
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| Originally posted by Guest I got chills thinking about that. I love slamming tracks in like that. It takes balls because if you're not synced you're royally fucked and forced to correct it on the fly w/ everyone listening lol. My typical move is to cut bass from A....crank the highs up and then on track b , beatmatch, remove the track B highs and then slam in the full out bassline Nefardec...have someone video it from the booth and post...would be ncie... |
Re: Re: Deadbeat - Roots & Wire [Wagon Repair]
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| Originally posted by Guest Regarding the Drum Jack....being raised on the NYC tribal sound of 2001-2003 I can tell you that these drum patterns really are a dime a dozen over here. Is it a good track? Yea...but if I spent a half our digging around I could find you a shitload of 5 year old big room tribals w/ almost identical rhythms. Off the top of my head, Moshic - Panic System from 2001 http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF82980-01-01-01.mp3 |
Best album Ive heard this year.
montreal powa!
Damn this stuff is great.
i'm still whoring this.
With good reason, it's a brilliant release
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