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Fabric 50 - Martyn
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| Forever Delayed |
Tracklist
01. Hudson Mohawke – Joy Fantastic Feat. Olivier Daysoul
02. Alec Wizz - Drummin' (Louis Benedetti Drumminpella)
03. Nubian Mindz – Bossa Boogie
04. Maddslinky – Lost On Tenori Street
05. Altered Natives - Rass Out
06. Zomby - Little Miss Naughty
07. Uncle Bakongo - Afar
08. Zomby - Light Cycle
09. Deepgroove & Jamie Anderson – The Clock (Ben Klock's Timepiece)
10. DJ Bone - We Control the Beat
11. Detachments - Circles (Martyn's Round & Round Mix)
12. Joy Orbison - Brkln Clln
13. Cooly G - Feeling You
14. Martyn Feat dBridge - These Words (Roska's Speechless Mix)
15. Kode9 – Oozi
16. Roska - Without It
17. Martyn – Friedrichstrasse
18. Levon Vincent - Air Raid
19. Martyn Feat Spaceape - Is This Insanity? (Ben Klock Mix)
20. Martyn - Seventy Four (Redshape Mix)
21. Actress - Slowjam
22. Zomby - Mercury's Rainbow
23. 2562 – Flashback
24. Martyn – Vancouver
25. Jan Driver - Rat Alert
26. Dorian Concept - Trilingual Dance Sexperience
Great to see fabric doing something a bit different for such a landmark release. Martyn is one of the most exciting proponents of the dubstep/techno crossover sound, I'm really very excited to hear this. |
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| Kismet7 |
Is there a sampler to check out?
Was looking over some old stuff last week, have a track I sketched and never really finished from Sept 17 2005, wondering if its dubstepish lol. Was making mostly hip hop then, and decided to do something more electronic with a UG hip hop track I was workin on. I'll post if anyone wants to lemme know what it sounds like. |
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| bas |
| Tracklist looks cool, but I have gotta say...for fabric's 50th cd (a landmark no doubt) they should have gotten someone legendary. This is kind of a bummer. |
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| woscar |
| quote: | Originally posted by bas
Tracklist looks cool, but I have gotta say...for fabric's 50th cd (a landmark no doubt) they should have gotten someone legendary. This is kind of a bummer. |
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| Kismet7 |
Indeed, the Dubstep market seems really small still. Outside of UK, maybe some scenes, but it seems there is not much of a Dubstep buying market outside of UK.
Its been around for years now, not sure if we will ever see this music taking off outside of UK, unless America or other places where House and Techno are dominant want to be level 10 pretentious. I think LA is definately done being pretentious and has matured too much to jump in hard at this point. Dubsteps combination of dark and slow sounding bpms makes it hard for the sound to be sucessful outside of the UK, and have a viable market. I think this music works in London because of the weather there and the dense population. Maybe it would work in Seattle, and a small niche scene in NY. I'll check this out though.
Where is the Burial? Some unreleased goods would have been nice to see in the one Dubstep mix i'd listen to. |
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| Forever Delayed |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kismet7
Indeed, the Dubstep market seems really small still. Outside of UK, maybe some scenes, but it seems there is not much of a Dubstep buying market outside of UK.
Its been around for years now, not sure if we will ever see this music taking off outside of UK, unless America or other places where House and Techno are dominant want to be level 10 pretentious. I think LA is definately done being pretentious and has matured too much to jump in hard at this point. Dubsteps combination of dark and slow sounding bpms makes it hard for the sound to be sucessful outside of the UK, and have a viable market. I think this music works in London because of the weather there and the dense population. Maybe it would work in Seattle, and a small niche scene in NY. I'll check this out though.
Where is the Burial? Some unreleased goods would have been nice to see in the one Dubstep mix i'd listen to. |
Yeah I've held this theory for awhile myself, dubstep is very inherently English music, which is why it may be hard for American audiences to really get into. I'm not from the UK myself, but my proximity to the country and the amount of shared contemporary culture between us makes the dubstep sound seem very natural to my ears. |
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| Seppuku |
| quote: | Originally posted by bas
Tracklist looks cool, but I have gotta say...for fabric's 50th cd (a landmark no doubt) they should have gotten someone legendary. This is kind of a bummer. |
Maybe so, I wouldn't say its a bummer though. I'm pretty excited about this, its something different that could end up being really great. |
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| Kismet7 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Forever Delayed
Yeah I've held this theory for awhile myself, dubstep is very inherently English music, which is why it may be hard for American audiences to really get into. I'm not from the UK myself, but my proximity to the country and the amount of shared contemporary culture between us makes the dubstep sound seem very natural to my ears. |
If I was running Fabric long enough to ink one deal, and really wanted to push DubStep to a wider audience, I would have had Burial pull off a Fabric 36 [Villalobos]. Original material + remixes of the recent top tracks. It would pushed the Dubstep flag much farther, pulling in listeners that are into other forms of electronic music once again, who already have a deep liking towards Burial and his work. Quite a few people love Burial, yet they might not be regular listeners of Dubstep. But they would give a close listen to "Dubstep" in a mix context coming from Burial, and maybe would have jumped on board to the sound, or at least ignored it less. |
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| Seppuku |
Why would Burial ever do that, instead of making his own new album?
Martyn is pretty big as it is (and he actually DJs, Burial does not), if they were actually trying to push dubstep to a wider audience he will do a fine job. But this is definitely not their first dubstep Fabric. |
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| Kismet7 |
You do know Fabric 36 is basically an album?
And his music would reach far more people being packaged as a Fabric/Album. So again, why would'nt he? Would not be surprised if he has a stockpile to have done both a Fabric 36 type ordeal and an album. Anyhow thats my spec on what would have been a bigger opportunity for Dubstep at this point. |
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| Seppuku |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kismet7
You do know Fabric 36 is basically an album? |
Yes, I realize they are all his productions, but it is still presented as a DJ mix rather than an album format. The point of the Fabric series is to showcase DJs, Villabolos chose his own unique way to use the platform (which everyone should do imo). Considering Burial doesn't DJ (and has nothing to do with Fabric), why would he choose to do this instead of a new album? He seems far more inclined to do things his own way.
| quote: | | And his music would reach far more people being packaged as a Fabric/Album. So again, why would'nt he? |
yeah, Untrue didn't sell any copies at all. :rolleyes: |
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| DJ_Lord |
| everybody has a chance of doing something different when it comes to a "landmark"...the way i see it you can either do as traditionalists do and use a known name or you can give the great opportunity to someone you have faith in as Fabric clearly does on Martyn. |
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