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Originally posted by Clovis Look we're not going to get anywhere here if you still insist that all the music coming out right now is electro, and thus non-innovative, which I guess was your initial point.

the artists hes mentioned have seriously gone to electro. The style imo is rubbish. But yea, hopefully these guys do something about it.

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Originally posted by Clovis Yeah alot of artists have jumped on the buzzy sound (because electro is not a good term), but I have found that most of the smart ones have already moved on and are working different angles.

Which are?

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Originally posted by LittleGoku thought I'll throw my 2 cents in here. Innovative? Sultan---------- progressive--->Now = Electro/House Derek Howell---> progressive--->Now = Electro Shiloh--->------ progressive--->Now = Electro Kosmas Epsilon-- progressive--->Now = Electro Ferry Corsten--> Trance------->Now = Trash Tonedepth---> Progressive--->Now = Electro Sasha---> Progressive--->Now = Electro Digweed---> Progressive--->Now = Electro Dousk---> Progressive--->Now = Electro Gpal----> Progressive--->Now = Electro Bill Hamel---> Progressive--->Now =leaning to more commercial House Damien Heck---> Progressive--->Now =leaning to more commercial House Luke Chable---> Progressive--->Now = Electro Steve Porter---> Progressive--->Now = Electro Jaytech----> Progressive--->Now = Electro Baunder---> Progressive--->Now = Electro Ozgur Can------->Progressive--->Now = Electro Anthony Pappa--->Progressive--->Now = Electro Vsag------------>Progressive--->Now = Shifting to Electro (IMO) Flash Brothers-->Progressive--->Now = Electro Nathan Fake---->Progressive---->Now = Noise James Holden--->Progressive---->Now = Noise Pig and Dan---->Progressive---->Now = Electro Jerry Bonham--->Progressive---->Now = Electro Much respect to Quivver, Habersham,PMT, Way Out West,and Hybrid. They are the true innovators of EDM in my opinion. They have always maintained that distinct yet perennial quality sound for years. *Puts flame suit on*

none of the people you've mentioned as going "electro" actually produce or play anything near "electro"

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Yeah...you wouldn't say that for "neo-trance" though...

you obviously did not get it...

and second...NEO-TRANCE RULES

E, S, and PLUR FOR EVERYONE !

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Originally posted by Az none of the people you've mentioned as going "electro" actually produce or play anything near "electro"

check out sultans latest liveset.

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Originally posted by julien2 and second...NEO-TRANCE RULES

hahaha this guy is remarkable...


"NEO-TRANCE" OWNS YE ALL BITCHESSS YEEEE.

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Originally posted by Az none of the people you've mentioned as going "electro" actually produce or play anything near "electro"

Well for the sake of the "definition" of the term electro, let's label the overall the sound from the list provided as "popular buzzy sound" as Clovis mentioned above. This is done to distinguish "electro" such as Baby Anne from Buzzy Bleepy Bloopy sounds from Shiloh.

Baby Anne is breaks.

I consider it electro breaks but hey you can label it breaks if you want. Just my opinion. Just like Resonantvibes labels Eelke Kleijn in its "electro" genre and beatport labels robbie riveria in its electro category. But back on topic, you have yet to actually discuss the change in sound from these "popular" artists from progressive to ____< insert definition (uniform sound). But if you want to continue to be anal about the actual definition of electro as opposed to staying on topic: "The movement from progressive to this new trendy popular electro house", so be it

Do you deny that this movement overall is not true? With the examples of past and present tunes given.

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Originally posted by LittleGoku Do you deny that this movement overall is not true? With the examples of past and present tunes given.

I'm not denying shit. I've been following this change in house music since Sasha & Digweed's Essential Mix in 2004, in my opinion the turning point for progressive house. Since then, all of the artists who used to do prog trance in 99, then prog house in 2000-2003, have yet again followed the two brits into this nonsense genre. Quite sad really, that so many artists have so little musical integrity.

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Originally posted by distant I'm not denying shit. I've been following this change in house music since Sasha & Digweed's Essential Mix in 2004, in my opinion the turning point for progressive house. Since then, all of the artists who used to do prog trance in 99, then prog house in 2000-2003, have yet again followed the two brits into this nonsense genre. Quite sad really, that so many artists have so little musical integrity.

100% agree with that. So true sadly

In all honesty, I believe Trance is in better shape than the progressive scene so I don't know why the threadstarter is complaining about the trance scene. Although it is not as grand as it once was, I still enjoy today's productions.

*turns up Alfa - Sacrosanct* full volume.