Where are the producers from the UK?

**SYS** · 19-11-2003, 02:15 PM

Exactly mark.
I am interested to find out if there actually are UK producers out there who share the same vibe as what we like to release.

As said before [and pob you know this] i run a company with several labels one of being which is called Sys-X.

As i have listened to many tracks on the net and also released some of them [yes i do actaully listened to some of them] i have found that in my case this is way to time consuming because 99% of the stuff i have taken the effort of listening to was really crap [honestly] or just didn't fit on any of our labels.

If i would have to sit down and actually listen to all music on the net i would prob have to live like an extra traziljonair more years to hear it all.
that's why i [and other companies] ask people to send stuff which they think fits sort of in the line a label runs things.

I have heard so many times of supposedly good tracks really in the line of one of my lables i should chack out to find that they didn't even come close to what the label carries to put more time in these things.

I have always enjoyed my UK and scottish visits and therefore i would really like to carry 1 or more UK artists on our label.

This is just a tip i give to people.
Companies just don't have the time to check everything, and i am aware of the internet community, but you really should try to also look at it from the other side.
People nowadays seem to think that the net is the place where everything is being done and is being watched all the time, but really, think about it for a minute and then you will discover that there actually is a completely different world out there of people who think different than the internet attitude.
[I also am a real internet pro, since the beginning of the net, but have to face this every now and then myself as well]
the net is a godsgift but on the other hand also the complete opposite if you know what i mean.

Did i make myself a bit more clear maybe? [mark]

**MARKEG** · 19-11-2003, 02:31 PM

much clearer!

**Jay M** · 19-11-2003, 02:35 PM

:)

**MARKEG** · 19-11-2003, 02:52 PM

jay, you've just done that track for fsc. post this guy a link immediately! actually now i think of it, there's loads of good tracks you guys on the forum have done. in my last post i'm obviously talking out of my anus. come on - let's get some sys action going on in here.

**Si the Sigh** · 19-11-2003, 03:01 PM

~Yarr!

**baptismo** · 19-11-2003, 04:49 PM

Fair play Mr SYS, totally see your point... i see this forum as a bit of a special one, as its full of really good people who are close friends with each other ansd they do post tracks up just to show others, not for commercial use.
I reckon ya should browse through the files sections mate :lol:

**Tim Hidgem** · 19-11-2003, 05:38 PM

Originally Posted by baptismo

Fair play Mr SYS, totally see your point... i see this forum as a bit of a special one, as its full of really good people who are close friends

:clap:

**Paul Nisbet** · 19-11-2003, 06:23 PM

Originally Posted by SYS

Thanks for the suggestions, but i have to say two thinbgs to this.

A : maybe i am lazy if i say this, but i don't have the time to listen to all contributions, since i have some business to run

and find myself loads of not so good tunes [have stepped into the listening trap on the net to many times to do it again]
B : If the tunes are placed on the net for who knows how long it is not really interesting for a company to release it anymore.
Oh gosh a revelation which will shock the people who believe this is a good way of getting a serious labelcontract, but the majority of labels think alike.Its like bying a new car which already everybody has driven, if you catch my drift [hope i don't offend anybody, which is not my goal, just a tip for people trying to get a deal]
C : Anybody really serious will take the effort of sending a democd with new uheared material, you know where to send it.

Yeah mate, SYS aint all that mate.

**Paul Nisbet** · 19-11-2003, 06:35 PM

jon the baptist, is the local hero (in the uk for now)

Force 9 although only one track in i think are deffo a more of a hybrid for the european sound... harder ultimately and more of a hardstyle influence...

Deffo capable of producing a sound like High voltage - bombs away... kinda no prisoners, hard as **** madness!

**SYS** · 19-11-2003, 06:55 PM

DOn't think i quite understand what you mean with

"Yeah mate, SYS aint all that mate."

???

**Jay M** · 19-11-2003, 07:00 PM

Originally Posted by Paul Nisbet

Force 9 although only one track in i think are deffo a more of a hybrid for the european sound... harder ultimately and more of a hardstyle influence...

Deffo capable of producing a sound like High voltage - bombs away... kinda no prisoners, hard as **** madness!

cheers Paul

**Carl** · 19-11-2003, 07:12 PM

i think he means they arent nothing special!

**Carl** · 19-11-2003, 07:14 PM

Originally Posted by Jay M

Originally Posted by Paul Nisbet

Force 9 although only one track in i think are deffo a more of a hybrid for the european sound... harder ultimately and more of a hardstyle influence...

Deffo capable of producing a sound like High voltage - bombs away... kinda no prisoners, hard as **** madness!

cheers Paul

Los Muertos is a kicking track. like previously pointed out it has a very hardstyle type influence, with a proper hennes and cold style bassline and trippy as you like riff. good shit :lol:

**Paul Nisbet** · 19-11-2003, 07:33 PM

Originally Posted by SYS

DOn't think i quite understand what you mean with

"Yeah mate, SYS aint all that mate."

???

No sorry mate, i read ur earlier posts without reading the last one u made...

i also got the impression u were being a tad cheeky... when posting originally...

It means, that i thought u were being overconfident with the labels status when coming on and wat i thought was taking the piss out of the uk scene and its producers.

**DJ Corbzy** · 19-11-2003, 10:25 PM

Originally Posted by MARK EG

The problem in the hard trance movement has always been that the UK is crap at producing anything other than UK influenced wishy washy trance.

No way man....

**MARKEG** · 19-11-2003, 10:53 PM

you know what i mean. they always put these wishy washy swirls and dreamy melodies in their production. actually i probably said that wrong. i don't mean wishy washy as in crap cause i love uk hard trance, but german trance is alot tougher and less melodic. that's what i was trying to say. whoops didn't come across very well on that one. :cry:

**Carl** · 19-11-2003, 10:55 PM

the germans definitely know the score when it comes to hardtrance !!!

**DJ Corbzy** · 19-11-2003, 10:56 PM

I think thats one perception of the scene you should keep to yourself man....UK trance is quality....

**MARKEG** · 19-11-2003, 10:58 PM

i didn't say uk trance wasn't quality - i love it, i play it and i review it. i've supported and lived it for years.

but if was to describe the uk hard trance i'd say it was swirlier, wishy.. it's like being in a washing machine compared to german hard trance - you know what i mean you silly ass.

why should i keep my thoughts on this to myself?

**DJ Corbzy** · 19-11-2003, 11:03 PM

maybe some people like swirly wishy trance, maybe thats what were good at?

yeah your right, dont keep it to yourself, freedom of speech innit...

oh and its your forum, :lol:

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