Anyone heard DubFire- Rib Cage? Lovely dubby minimally sound.
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Anyone heard DubFire- Rib Cage? Lovely dubby minimally sound.
I really enjoy Dubfire, pretty much everything he's put out in the last while has been huge. Haven't heard Rib Cage though, I'm on it!
im with you there dude thomas is awsome WHERE THE HELL IS HE ?Quote:
Originally Posted by DJPAUZE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6U9li9K6gM8
Get it done, i'll never tire of listening to Peace Division, they've got to be one of my favourite artists.Quote:
Originally Posted by ...Dave...
For anybody that wants to learn how to produce great tracks really should listen to a few of their records.
Henry and Steve Dirty Bass have got to be high on my list too, for their sheer virsatility, any style they want to make they seem to be able to do brilliantly.
DJ Misjah has always had a nice sound too.
Over the years, for techno Beltram and Aphex Twin
Gotta love Beltram, his new stuff is unreal.Quote:
Originally Posted by speed-it-up
Peaky Pounder aka Da Goose aka Jeffrey DeGans
One of the first people I met in person in this techno game.
Awesome person, excellent producer.
My favourite producer has to be Flood.
Every album he touches sounds simply sublime.
Hydraulix 12.
Pounding Grooves 11 the red one and 21 the yellow one.
Really liking Felix Kotcher and Eric Sneo atm.
If we're going into tracks, then Scarlet 1802 (and the producers) rule my ipod atm.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Overfiend
More producers...
Extortion crew
CJ Bolland
Dave Clarke
Ade Fenton
Chris Finke
Yea, I really dig both as well. I hope they do another collab this year....Quote:
Originally Posted by Technologic
I think Mattias Fridell deserves way more shine.
pete waterman
arkus p.
dj arcane
jeff amadeus
and newcomer Fergis from spain
play it hard or don't play at all innit!
oh and on the softer side...
the medal would have to go to cj bolland
also virgil enzinger
and if you haven't heard of him yet, keep you ears open for Mezmeric from basstation crew, this boy knows what he's doing and plays a REAL live set..
yes real in the sense that he actually remixes himself in real time thank you very much, a concept which seems to have got lost in the depths of fake live sets which dominate the scene at the moment
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Originally Posted by miss kosmix
good call! I have Voices EP. Bloody smashing record.
me of course
well... I dunno, you're ok i guess.
:lol:
yea so mark broom, ben simsy, smear/FSG, Dima E and tony wetworks.
Sneo, Brad Lee, Dave the Drummer, Dirty Bass.. umm. Loads more tbh.
ha ha sure why notQuote:
Originally Posted by davethedrummer
Im going to add A.P., Sterling Moss, Pattrix and Chris Liberator.Quote:
Originally Posted by djfilthmonger
and i'm going to remove dave the drummer for loving himself so much ha ha!
The RZA - he just oozes Bad boy and fat beats.
Robert Hood
quick n smart
quick n smart
quick n smart
quick n smart
did i mention quick n smart?
i have to go with dj misjah & dave the drummer
both consistently good
both always have a trick or two up their sleeve
i can go and buy a record from either of these producers without a listen and know i will be satisfied
yeah man thats what you want in a producerQuote:
Originally Posted by Fusion
Glenn fricking Wilson
WEICHENTECHNIKK- go hard or go home
Glenn Wilson all the way man. I hear yaQuote:
Originally Posted by DELTA9MDA
Flood
Louis Walsh!
Oooh, nice choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Laughing_Man
Phil Spector....
got to love the Ronettes
hes not a producer lolQuote:
Originally Posted by CJD
He is man, the finest producer of mass produced candidates for post natal abortion that the planet has ever seen.
ha ha post natal abortionQuote:
Originally Posted by DannyBlack
producer of rock music: martin hannett. not because of skills but because of that signature sound.
techno producers: too many to mention, but a few that i've found consistently gratifying are:
cari lekebusch
basic channel
the martian
rob hood
joel mull
joris voorn
as for new producers, not all that much i'm into, but i do like the stuff BOA's own jay pace has been doing.
Hard to name just 1 producer, so I'll do a top 5:
Reeko
Carl Falk
Glenn Wilson
Ben Sims
Surgeon
has anybody said Jeff Mills? I think the tunes he makes are perfect for layering up tunes in long mixes but there is still enough going on in them for them to sound good on their own. it's a shame he hasn't made anything in years
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Originally Posted by Fusion
except when it's a shit one
haven't had one yet ...Quote:
Originally Posted by davethedrummer
rock producer - rick rubin - hands down
Toss up between Flood and Steve Albini.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fusion
I dunno if you can really call Flood a "rock" producer though.
Flemming 'Razz' Rasmussen
http://www.lecia.dk/images/Pictur3.jpg
G-Man/Gez Varley
mike parker
meh, albini definitly.. or leckie but flood is a littl played out at this stage IMOQuote:
Originally Posted by TechMouse
True, but you look at his history and most of what he has touched are landmark productions.Quote:
Originally Posted by rhythmtech
Eno is damn good too.
Alan Wilder of Ex Depeche Mode and his own stuff As Recoil is a wizard at production, I`ve been studying his stuff a fair bit recently.
Trent Reznor has become very accomplished as a pure producer aside from his creative work too.
Some of the Ghosts stuff is lush as ****.
My fave is Graem Revell of SPK. His production is just immense now, his sound design and film scores are great.
Lustmord (Brian Williams), another SPK guy is also pretty amazing. His Zoetrope soundtrack was fantastic, his sound design again is second to none.
A lot of the guys from the Industrial era have gone on to be pretty stunning and innovative producers.
two of my faves at the moment are gareth lee (ex-compulsion) and an irish lad called marc carolyn (who now does FOH for the cure and muse)
very true early stuff he did with reznor was outstanding and the charlatans 2nd album was so cool but from about 04 onwards he's been involved with some stinkers! U2, placebo (meds), that hideous 2nd album from the killers and so on.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Laughing_Man