Where do you see...Electronic Music in 5 years

[jackbrazzo]

Yep agreed. Smaller underground parties for me. It's hard though as nobody supports the smaller nights - you need a crew. I'm thinking about starting up a night somewhere in East, just need to find the right space.

absolutely - We started a night up DECKSAVERS - first one was good. Public Life next. Its been good fun - a lot of time and effort but its worth it

[jackbrazzo]

More Vocal too, can see it going a tad more funkier - this is over the next year or so rather than 5!

[wax works]

raresh will release his first ep

dnb will go totaly dubstep

tech-house will not be a trend anymore

I think most dub step guys are going dnb?

Autonomic.

[thefunnel]

raresh will release his first ep

dnb will go totaly dubstep

tech-house will not be a trend anymore

I think most dub step guys are going dnb?

Autonomic.

I believe that to be the case. The amount of paint-by-numbers brostep guys in the States that are finding DnB to be this "new" earth-shattering genre of music is quite staggering. I think it's sinking in to them since the big mutiny of DnB artists for dubstep caused a little influence crossover

I don't see tech-house ever going away, though. It's more or less always existed, always will. It's just gone down the shitter over the last few years as it became trendy with the Loco Dice contingent.

[muler0o]

raresh will release his first ep

dnb will go totaly dubstep

tech-house will not be a trend anymore

I think most dub step guys are going dnb?

Autonomic.

I believe that to be the case. The amount of paint-by-numbers brostep guys in the States that are finding DnB to be this "new" earth-shattering genre of music is quite staggering. I think it's sinking in to them since the big mutiny of DnB artists for dubstep caused a little influence crossover

I don't see tech-house ever going away, though. It's more or less always existed, always will. It's just gone down the shitter over the last few years as it became trendy with the Loco Dice contingent.

yeah man...i'm talking about the 2009-2010 tech house...

[thefunnel]

raresh will release his first ep

dnb will go totaly dubstep

tech-house will not be a trend anymore

I think most dub step guys are going dnb?

Autonomic.

I believe that to be the case. The amount of paint-by-numbers brostep guys in the States that are finding DnB to be this "new" earth-shattering genre of music is quite staggering. I think it's sinking in to them since the big mutiny of DnB artists for dubstep caused a little influence crossover

I don't see tech-house ever going away, though. It's more or less always existed, always will. It's just gone down the shitter over the last few years as it became trendy with the Loco Dice contingent.

yeah man...i'm talking about the 2009-2010 tech house...

What would that be, exactly? I've always considered tech-house to be one of the broadest genres...what Beatport defines as tech-house does not quite fit my take on it, for example. A lot of the material on Rekids label, for example, would fit squarely into tech-house the way I see it. But that's not the one and only. In the early 2000s, I'd consider guys like Trevor Rockcliffe, Bryan Zentz, Mr. G, even DJ Sneak to be making tech-house.

With techno slowing its tempo down so much since the minimal explosion, it's become even harder to define. Which, IMO, is fine. Techno and house have always been compatible in a night, and I wish more folks would see that.

[patrick bateman]

^^^^^

Maybe muler0o is thinking about the big house 2.0 wave, the deep house, hand-bag house, loop house.

[tone-def]

raresh will release his first ep

dnb will go totaly dubstep

tech-house will not be a trend anymore

I think most dub step guys are going dnb?

Autonomic.

I believe that to be the case. The amount of paint-by-numbers brostep guys in the States that are finding DnB to be this "new" earth-shattering genre of music is quite staggering. I think it's sinking in to them since the big mutiny of DnB artists for dubstep caused a little influence crossover

really? it's been the other way round in the UK.
it can only be a good thing for dubstep if americians stop making brostep.