Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Because none of those names have created and popularised a new style entirely through their own DJ sets and podcasts, whereas dBridge & Instra:mental have. And plenty of DJs (not to mention producers) have followed their lead. Loads of drum 'n bass acts who are now putting out Autonomic-influenced records, in the same way in the '90s producers would make "Sasha-esque" tracks, trying to get them played by the Man Like.
There are plenty of other DJs who are creating and dictating trends in dance music right now. Scuba is a great example, FlyLo would be another. If you think DJs no longer set trends in dance music, you are chatting some mighty .
Okay point taken.
stren
it this out ?
regulate
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Originally posted by stren
it this out ?
Not yet.
MSZ
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Chimney
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Originally posted by MSZ
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New Emissions of Light & Sound was great.
Juan Paulino
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Originally posted by MSZ
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Liking that.
Trancelover03591
I am looking forward to it. 'Sasha' (I really think Charlie May is behind most of the tracks) has some of my favorite tracks both from the past and all the way to relatively recently. He is one of the few artists who I can say I have liked most of the tracks on everything he has ever put out. I thought his relatively recent emFire stuff was extremely underrated, especially 'Coma'. 'Cut Me Down' from this past year was sweet too. So I can see this new album being pretty awesome.
OkiDokie
Apparently The title will be "Sasha - Invol3ver" and is now aiming for a mid/late august release, which will likely be postponed until the first week of september
albiondm
Sasha has remained on the cutting edge of dance music for well over two decades. His 'Involver' concept has always been indicative of this; each release has represented a nexus of ideas and movements within dance music and with sales of nearly 50,000 copies across the series, Involver3 looks set to be another game changer.
Invol3ver has been one of the most anticipated electronic albums of recent times and once again Ministry of Sound is at the helm bringing you this eagerly awaited sonic masterpiece.
Invol3ver lies at that halfway point between a traditional mix album and original artist work, Sasha has woven together a one mix set featuring his own exclusive remixes of the likes of Hot Chip, James Zabiela, Chad Valley, John Tejeda, Photek, Crystal Fighters, Bonobo, Blondes and many more.
This album typifies the kind of set you'll hear him play at Berlin's Panorama Bar, Ibiza's Ushuaia, London's Ministry of Sound or Tokyo's Womb. This album is essential not only for Sasha fans but more importantly for lovers of Electronic Music in general.
enydo
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Originally posted by albiondm
Sasha has remained on the cutting edge of dance music for well over two decades. His 'Involver' concept has always been indicative of this; each release has represented a nexus of ideas and movements within dance music and with sales of nearly 50,000 copies across the series, Involver3 looks set to be another game changer.
Invol3ver has been one of the most anticipated electronic albums of recent times and once again Ministry of Sound is at the helm bringing you this eagerly awaited sonic masterpiece.
Invol3ver lies at that halfway point between a traditional mix album and original artist work, Sasha has woven together a one mix set featuring his own exclusive remixes of the likes of Hot Chip, James Zabiela, Chad Valley, John Tejeda, Photek, Crystal Fighters, Bonobo, Blondes and many more.
This album typifies the kind of set you'll hear him play at Berlin's Panorama Bar, Ibiza's Ushuaia, London's Ministry of Sound or Tokyo's Womb. This album is essential not only for Sasha fans but more importantly for lovers of Electronic Music in general.
Get out of here you ing spambot.
albiondm
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Originally posted by enydo
Get out of here you ing spambot.
Originally posted by Woony
I think in terms of setting trends in the last years Scuba takes the cake. I'm going to come out and claim that Hotflush has been the most influential dance music label in the world from 2008 to 2012.
Bro, you gotta post examples if you're going to make a claim like that.
