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| stylusmusic |
Pitched much further toward the tougher end of the spectrum than recent Tom Budden productions, Smoulder applies a healthy dose of Detroit to Tom’s familiar wigged out tech house template to create a pumped up groove that’s packed with plenty of late night bounce and hypnotic shimmer.
Bubba & T-Bone, aka Timmy Stewart (Jet Project) and Johnny Smyth twist the melodic elements of the original around a chugging acid bassline and throw distorted spoken vocal sci-fi musings over the top to create a distinctive sounding deep-down jacking electro-acid-tech slow-burner.
Fresh from stopping the likes of Nic Fanciulli and Paul Woolford in their tracks with his work for Audiofly’s Supernature label, Pedramovich furthers his growing reputation by turning in a swirling, throbbing tech house rework that is enlivened by changing rhythms and percussive fills.
https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html...165731/Smoulder |
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| chesco |
"It doesnt matter what the tune actually sounds like or who produced it or what label it comes out on, these cats are all playing it"...
Oh well then - I'll buy this without even listening.. |
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| Kismet7 |
| quote: | Originally posted by chesco
"It doesnt matter what the tune actually sounds like or who produced it or what label it comes out on, these cats are all playing it"...
Oh well then - I'll buy this without even listening.. |
Why are you hating on a form of EDM marketing? Its not like EDM has a million marketing channels, and commercials to sell through, if well known and experienced DJ's are playing the music, it gives the music better credibility than the ty commercials we have shoved down our throats every day. Why do you care if labels use, DJ impressions to market the music. EDM could do without the likes of you who try to put a threshold on the success of the music. :whip: |
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| chesco |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kismet7
Why are you hating on a form of EDM marketing? Its not like EDM has a million marketing channels, and commercials to sell through, if well known and experienced DJ's are playing the music, it gives the music better credibility than the ty commercials we have shoved down our throats every day. Why do you care if labels use, DJ impressions to market the music. EDM could do without the likes of you who try to put a threshold on the success of the music. :whip: |
Hating?
I was deadly serious, I'm going to buy this without even listening, soley based on the fact that the above mentioned play this track.. |
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| IpLaYWiTLiGhTs |
| I like how the artist doesn't even get proper exposure, at least put him in the thread title? |
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| Shudder |
| original mix is pretty good. others not so much |
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| Kismet7 |
| quote: | Originally posted by chesco
Hating?
I was deadly serious, I'm going to buy this without even listening, soley based on the fact that the above mentioned play this track.. |
Deadly serious eh? You are crazy if you think people run out and buy music just based on what a few DJ's say, its marketing, do you buy everything that is marketed on TV? Let people handle their business, go complain about ty movie marketing that is shoved down our throats at every turn, could have saved me $11 on Watchmen. |
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