Could you recommend any of 'dark & tough two step ? Sounds interesting
Rob
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quoted 7 lines it's getting big here in san
>it's getting big here in san
>francisco, but it still seems a bit underground, and very closely tied
>with the d'n'b scene. usually it's a 2step dj or 2 as an opener at some of
>the d'n'b club nights, then the d'n'b guys play. and there are a couple of
>2step weeklies in the smaller clubs that i'll never ever go to as
>well...but for the most part sf is still a house/trance (er,
>'progressive'?) town.
zach, before dissing the two-step weeklies you should check them out. mikebee -- a former jungle dj who shifted to two-step because
jungle just got tired, in his opinion -- and jason greer do the excellent night bottomheavy at the top (though last night they had
blame, in a return to their jungle roots). admittedly it's not a straight two-step night, but that's one of the ways the genre works
best, i think, mixed in with leftfield house, breaks, broken beat etc. there are a slew of similar nights and even more oneoffs,
many recently at buzz 9 in soma. i play at movida lounge a couple saturdays a month, and typically play dark & tough two-step, since
the yuppies there don't seem to notice or care what you play. monty luke's another dj to check out -- he plays on a more soulful
tip, with a lot of 4x4 UKG, but mixes in house and broken beat alike.
philip sherburne
contributing editor, neumu
https://www.neumu.net/needledrops
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