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| quote: | Originally posted by Kirby
What exactly is trance n bass? Did that mixmag CD about it accurately represent it, and if not, can you explain it for me better? and where did it come from... tnx |
Before talking about trance'n'bass we need to look back to what led to the creation of this sound.
It all began with experimental drum'n'bass, which doesn't need any intro: it's the result of some people experimenting on drum'n'bass Out of these experiences came "liquid funk" which is drum'n'bass containing elements from other genres such as house, trance, techno, polka,... anything at all Lately, the breeding of drum'n'bass and trance became quite popular in the underground scene but it's not a genre yet. "Why not?", you might ask. Simply because there are no producers and DJ's that work exclusevely with this sound. Maybe, in a near future, it may evolve to a proper genre, maybe not.
This trance'n'bass name was given by mixmag to show what this tranzy dnb is, so it's not official or anything.
In fact, I'd rather call it trancestep, which isn't such a cheese name 
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