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"I like the exposure social media provides to artists, makes it easier to reach audiences that would have been more difficult to reach previously. I am pleased to see growth in the amount of producers, it is nice to see more UKG coming out. Still requires searching but its def getting better I think. I definitely feel there is a difference in the sound of old garage vs new garage but speaking from an outsider yet insiders perspective I think that is a lot of people just not wanting to accept change.which is not abnormal from normal life really. You can't have UKG come back and have it sound exactly the same as before as that was a different time in history. There have been updates in music applications etc so the sounds of course are going to be different and you have had other music styles change through the years so people are drawing from within themselves, their experiences etc. I of course am at a disadvantage since I am fairly new to the garage scene. It just isn't possible for it to be like it was as it was a different era in history. But having said all that there is a lot of really good new garage music and I feel that a lot of the new garage has the potential to be more crossover music then say some of the older garage, though my fav will ALWAYS be 2 step old school." The Sassy Yank. "Think that's this ego thing people keep throwing around. it's more the "sound" people are trying to put across rather than genres. Egos can get left at the door, all or nothing." Rudeboibrand. "I think general society is open to change, but they see 'garage' as an era of music that happened, not as a genre like djs, and avid listeners understand. Remember that house and garage in the UK stemmed from other 'genres' yet.. we don't clamour for them like we do garage. Why? because of our fond memories associated with garage. In my opinion people need to stop trying to resurrect something that isn't dead. Music doesn't die, it just gets older, if the garage scene will once again become the focus of the UK music industry it will happen naturally...last time around 'deep house' tracks e.g. strictly rhythm, cloud9 etc preceeded garage. Deep house is prominent now. I consider myself a listener first, then a DJ because hearing the music and enjoying it is my first buzz, then I get to play it (work with it) But then I just love good music. like I can't stick my fugees or chakademus album on cos it's 'old' !! farce - exercising of egos. I'll never play music because it's 'new'.." Eamonn James. "Old garage = sick but alot of the same tracks has been rinsed far too much over last 15 years. New garage hasn't been given a chance properly coz youngsters are still hearing oldskool tracks mainly. Many youngsters growing up into loads of types of bass music now where as I grew up on jungle & garage they're growing up on that. Is it underground anymore ?? U say it is but u got DJ Fresh, Skrillex in the charts, dubstep & d&b list goes on educating youngsters. Underground scene was underground until mp3 took over vinyl u went to be educated now u go on YouTube. People associate garage as old because that's what it is to younger generation just like Barry whites music is to me. I agree labelling garage as old is no different from labelling Motown music as old people still love it tho. Thing is I do love garage the fact it isn't moving fwd irritates me alot. For me that's a clear sign it should stay as it is. Defo I don't believe it's anyone's fault at all, sometimes trying to changes something with a strong foundation don't work. There's so many genres, sub genres to choose from now it's like a dj feast, even with meetings nothing has been resolved, will it ever?? Not so sure" DJ Zenn. Music is love
Lauren Mason - Would It Be Fair? A nice smooth melody with little interesting touches, along with Lauren's gorgeous versatile vocals. The brand new track from Lauren Mason, track produced by Sticky. The track is available to purchase on the iTunes music store on Dirty Dolly Records. Mike Delinquent Project ft Terri Walker - Tension The rhythm will certainly have you bouncing with Terri's soft & versatile vocals accompanying nicely. The beat with slight little dips & fragmented notes giving more interest & flair to the piece. The break is bringing a smooth, almost sweet soulful funky element. Including a bumpy vip MDP edit, a mellow "midnightRnB"PresidentBeatsremixanda Matthew Bandy featuring Diane Charlemagne - Pieces Of My Dreams Limestone presents the first collaboration with Matthew Bandy & Diane Charlemagne. The project journeys through soulful vocals, uplifting pads and a synth driven baseline. The Layabouts support the remix with a classic 90's influenced mix, deep yet driving. www.limestonerecordings.com
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Page 5 and 6: www.MizzRubyX.com International Dan
Page 7 and 8: Welcome to the debut edition of Aud
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Page 11 and 12: Superhand: Discipline Me . Discipli
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