Originally posted by MSZ
i go into a k-hole everytime, its so ing deep. my zebra vneck gets longer during the breakdowns, but i think its those anorexic hipster lesbians just tugging on me.
Yo. what are your thoughts on this new sound taking over the clubs?
MSZ
to be honest i dont go clubbing much anymore, if people are happy then thats the way she goes. what my personal preferences and ideologies dont really matter here, but i prefer a different kind of energy i will tell you this. i will also continue to troll hipsters.
i love the internet. : )
jon jon
the genres are so ed up now.. it doesn't help matters that Beatport is dictating the terms (based on how they think it'll sell best)
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Originally posted by geroin
she's definitely not deep house
I know what you're saying, but MJC is closer to "deep house" than anything else imo, especially if you're classifying it for a regular joe...
and beatport is all about regular joe's
jon jon
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Originally posted by london_ta
BEATPORT is not helping people classify each producers genre.
WELL the label can suggest the genre, and usually Beatport runs with that suggestion, but sometimes they override it...
jon jon
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Originally posted by zyklon-jay
and "new era in dance music" is rich plurnonsense if I've ever heard it because the big trends these days consist mostly of lazily sampled disco records and slightly rehashed 90's house.
well it's definitely a new era, whether it's good or bad is up for debate
Yohan
My top 4 this year
honourary mention to Volta Cab - Welcome to Downtown (Dana Bergquist and Peder G remix)
lockedgroove
almost forgot this one. Bashmore was a revelation for me this year. so many great productions/remixes.
zyklon-jay
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Originally posted by jon jon
well it's definitely a new era, whether it's good or bad is up for debate
I actually like quite a bit of the stuff, but that is because I liked the stuff from 15 years ago that much of this stuff is copying..it just happens to be slower.
Cribby
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Originally posted by Jeff Button
something maceo plex...
has to be.
this
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Originally posted by Jeff Button
I like the house music that is sleazy and makes my nipples and hard, but I don't know what to call it.
and that
I lost count how many times I had to change underwear during Modern Love Affair parties.
I love the "best tunes" threads, really cool to see what everyone's been really grooving to all year!
This year's been a fantastic combination of banging funk and as Jeff put it, Sleaze. Maceo Plex was killer this year, 'Can't Leave You' and 'Falling' were on repeat for weeks. Also really loved the funky, high-energy disco-house styles of Gramophonedzie, Stefano Noferini and Crazibiza.
This one just has funksauce all over it. Huge tune.
Arthur Baker Feat. Jimmy Somerville - I Believe In Love (Joris Voorn Vocal Mix)
I really like this remake. A bit heavy on vocals, but love the tribute.
A-Studio ft Polina Griffith - SOS (Skylark Remix) was one of the first house records I really fell in love with.
I thought this one was really underrated, found myself throwing this one on in the car all the time.
Chris Lake - Secrets in the Dark (Original Mix)
Disco/Funk/Banging energetic sets were on my radar all year. It's the kind of stuff I've trying to work on in the studio all year as well, so I suppose it was my natural musical path.
Joey Negro - Feel It (Alex Kenji Remix)
In the same funky, energetic vein - Gramophonedzie and Joey Negro teaming up for this beauty. Love the breakdown.
Joey Negro & Gramophonedzie - No Sugar (Club Mix)
