• Dear Guest, Please note that adult content is not permitted on this forum. We have had our Google ads disabled at times due to some posts that were found from some time ago. Please do not post adult content and if you see any already on the forum, please report the post so that we can deal with it. Adult content is allowed in the glory hole - you will have to request permission to access it. Thanks, scara

**The Electronic Music Thread**

Always nice for people to have a listen cheers Gents.

Enjoyed playing it. Will be getting back on them a little more. Really been enjoying the way a lot of House/Techno producers have started using breakbeats a lot more recently so may have a little venture that way in the near future.
 
djp82 said:
Always nice for people to have a listen cheers Gents.

Enjoyed playing it. Will be getting back on them a little more. Really been enjoying the way a lot of House/Techno producers have started using breakbeats a lot more recently so may have a little venture that way in the near future.
Click to expand...
Well done mate. Great job.
 
DaveT316 said:
Having just seen this thread, I’ll casually drop the one and only mix I ever uploaded to Soundcloud in here - DnB - before I sold my decks ten years ago.

DJ Turner - May 2010 Studio Mix

Listen to DJ Turner - May 2010 Studio Mix by DaveT316 #np on #SoundCloud
on.soundcloud.com on.soundcloud.com

A few clangs here and there, but there’s a bit of everything in terms of tune selection.
Click to expand...

Just given this a 'spot' listen, have downloaded and will sink into the whole thing tomorrow. Sounds excellent mate...I am a big (and old-school) DnB fan...
 
I missed this i
Daisuk said:
I just finished an EP of sorts. Ambient/Downtempo-ish stuff. Made only on the wonderful monosynth that is the Elektron Monomachine. Such a brilliant instrument it's ridiculous. :)
What do you think?

http://www.marsmelons.com/portfolio/mmx069-jl-modarch-shine-ug/

IvW9I5n.png


JL & Modarch traveled to Mongolia well over a year and a half ago to experience one of the most mythical regions of the world first-hand. And did they ever. They lived among a nomadic tribe travelling to distant places of the country – experiencing the hypnotically charged ambience of the Mongolian steppes on horseback, guided by animistic shamans and a people with an incredible sense of mysticism about them – a kind of aura almost non-existent in the modern human being.

This five track debut EP are inspired by and intended to accompany five Mongolian folk-tales JL & Modarch connected with on their travels and thought represented, although somewhat romantic, the beautiful ancient oasis in modern life in which the nomads live their lives. Hazy and ambient textures underneath simple and slowly evolving, almost child-like, melodies.

Tracklist;

01. The Lame Magpie Who Had Several Green Eggs
02. The Legend of Khokhoo Namjil
03. Why The Camel Rolls In The Ashes
04. The Cat Who Pretended To Be A Lama
05. How A Black Pudding, A Mare And A Calf Trick A Wolf
Click to expand...


I missed this first time around...any chance of reposting a fresh link (over a decade later I know!!!)
 
thfcsteff said:
Just given this a 'spot' listen, have downloaded and will sink into the whole thing tomorrow. Sounds excellent mate...I am a big (and old-school) DnB fan...
Click to expand...
Nice one pal. It’s mostly (techy) stuff around the time period it was mixed.

I discovered and watched this the other week and loved it -
To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.
- it really took me back.

My elder sister got me into DnB in the late nineties and gripped me tightly until around 2010. I had some of the best best nights at Ram Records at The End. The energy of the music is just incredible. I still shove a mix on now every time I go for a run.
 
DaveT316 said:
Nice one pal. It’s mostly (techy) stuff around the time period it was mixed.

I discovered and watched this the other week and loved it -
To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.
- it really took me back.

My elder sister got me into DnB in the late nineties and gripped me tightly until around 2010. I had some of the best best nights at Ram Records at The End. The energy of the music is just incredible. I still shove a mix on now every time I go for a run.
Click to expand...

I was a Blue Note Metalheadz attendee whenever over...great nights...never went to a Ram evening at The End, sounds great.
Yeah, electronic music is the other 'half' of my music brain so-to-speak, first ignited by Jean Michel Jarre's Oxygene the year it came out!

p.s. that's a fun doc!
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back