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| quote: | Originally posted by fitom tiel
touche
however, if D&B is so essential, which i'm not arguing against, why is he the only notable D&B Dj in the top 50?
as much as that could be the purpose, that list is very much house/trance oriented. some techno and a few turntablists to spice things |
The list reflects the status of music. The top 20 only has 9 trance DJs, the rest is house, breaks and techno.
Noone said Drum and Bass was so essential, however, the fact that there is a Drum and Bass DJ in the top 10 indicates there is a healthy scene.
In the top 50, 32 DJs are non-trance...In the Live Act top 20 only 5 Acts are trance Acts.
So in conclusion, approx 75% of the leading artists in the world are non-trance, yet If you to read the latest issue of Mixmag, BPM or anything similar you will not see coverage that equates to this breakdown.
More likely the coverage will be 75% trance orientated and 25% to other genres...This perpetuates the myth and the bias towards trance music, which when good is an awesome genre, however, this rule can be applied to every other genre out there.
Peace
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