Britney Spears - Hold It Against Me

Paul1979 · 13-01-2011 03:14PM

"brostep"??.....jesus

Android 666 · 13-01-2011 03:20PM

Paul1979 wrote: »

"brostep"??.....jesus

Surely you've heard of brostep at this stage…

Is mise le key · 13-01-2011 03:23PM

Android 666 wrote: »

Surely you've heard of brostep at this stage…

Ive heard of it but it still warrants a,

Jeeeesus!!!!

After it:D

Paul1979 · 13-01-2011 03:23PM

no im too old, i still use vinyl for gods sake:D

Android 666 · 13-01-2011 03:29PM

Paul1979 wrote: »

no im too old, i still use vinyl for gods sake:D

Ah if you were born in 79 then I'm older than you…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGxTc8dBAPg

That's not me by the way!

Is mise le key · 13-01-2011 03:32PM

Paul1979 wrote: »

no im too old, i still use vinyl for gods sake:D

Well after putting Jesus after brostep, i think you would have been better to say,

'i still use vinyl for heavens sake';)

Paul1979 · 13-01-2011 03:47PM

Android 666 wrote: »

Ah if you were born in 79 then I'm older than you…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGxTc8dBAPg

That's not me by the way!

its david rodigan

Paul1979 · 13-01-2011 03:50PM

typed it into google

"Brostep is a relatively new sub-genre of music (born out of Dubstep micro-genre) which has no emphasis on soul.

The goal appears to be to produce music as fast as you possibly can, without placing any emphasis on quality.

Unlike Dubstep where sub bass is key, Brostep places more emphasis on ratty high frequency samples and oscillators that arent even low frequency. Toss in a few hip hop vocal samples and you are well on your way to being the worlds next big Brostep producer.
Brostepper - Man, I cant wait to see Rusko & 6blocc.

Dubstepper - Man, I cant wait to see Mala & Kode 9"

more like sh*testep

CiaranMT · 13-01-2011 03:54PM

CiaranMT wrote: »

There is wob-wob at 2.25, up to then it's just electro-house as electrogrimey said earlier.

Would be interesting to see how this song would be seen by the heads on here if it were some unknown singer who'd released this.

Is mise le key wrote: »

My fuc.king god, are you that far removed from recognising real talented music!!!!

This is Now 67 shi.te!!!!

Finally, if this is electro house thank fuc.king jaysus i never got into the new 'cutting edge' (said sarcastically) stuff post 2002 ish.

Did I say it was good at any point up there?

Android 666 · 13-01-2011 03:54PM

Is mise le key wrote: »

Ive heard of it but it still warrants a,

Jeeeesus!!!!

After it:D

Ah, I don't know if it helps you identify a some of the dross floating around the dubstep genre I'm for it.

Logical Fallacy · 13-01-2011 05:19PM

"Brostep" was started as a derogatory term for American Dubstep on the dubstepforum.com At the time it was largely used as a way for online elitism to be continued and anything from an American producer was tarred as "Brostep ****", despite the fact that the wobble was largely pushed at the time and brought to prominence by Caspa and Rusko and largely originated by Coki (all UK producers) . In the same breath, these same people would talk about the excellent work of producers such as Starkey and Reso, all the while missing the point that Starkey and Reso were , in fact, American producers.

As you can see, the dupstepforum is a veritable meeting of the minds with regards to music and opinion sharing.

It's largely in the same vein as kids from Croydon thinking they must be great Dubstep producers because they are from Croydon.

I ****ing love the internet.

electrogrimey · 13-01-2011 05:25PM

Paul1979 wrote: »

more like sh*testep

That's the point. Brostep means **** dubstep, as in "oh bro that's so sick", because it's stupid americans that like it. It's not an actual genre. Similar to the phrase 'hairdresser house'.

Android 666 · 13-01-2011 05:36PM

electrogrimey wrote: »

That's the point. Brostep means **** dubstep, as in "oh bro that's so sick", because it's stupid americans that like it. It's not an actual genre. Similar to the phrase 'hairdresser house'.

Wait a minute, you're going to tell us that ghettotech is a genre but brostep isn't?

electrogrimey · 13-01-2011 05:40PM

Android 666 wrote: »

Wait a minute, you're going to tell us that ghettotech is a genre but brostep isn't?

Yes. Ghettotech is what booty house spintered into during the 90s. There was a great article about it in Electronic Beats magazine actually, although it was more focused on footwork.

But yeah, like get real, there are genres beside techno, like techbro, and techstep. Duh.

Eddie Ere · 13-01-2011 06:56PM

electrogrimey wrote: »

That's the point. Brostep means **** dubstep, as in "oh bro that's so sick", because it's stupid americans that like it. It's not an actual genre. Similar to the phrase 'hairdresser house'.

Dare I ask?

Anima · 13-01-2011 07:55PM

These two Canadians seem to be very popular in the American dubstep thing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3PAaTeRxYk

Some of the basslines sound fairly cool but the rest of the tune is pretty gash. You can say that about all their tunes really.

As for that Britney Spears track, definite brostep influence. Sounds awful.

CiaranMT · 13-01-2011 10:17PM

Anima wrote: »

These two Canadians seem to be very popular American dubstep thing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3PAaTeRxYk

Some of the basslines sound fairly cool but the rest of the tune is pretty gash. You can say that about all their tunes really.

As for that Britney Spears track, definite brostep influence. Sounds awful.

I don't even get the bass on that.

Was over there for 4 months before Christmas and the only Canadians I found who were into Dubstep, thankfully, were more into stuff like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cdgmwGHE_U

Lighta' dem spliff 9524828206f5ef15596f846f47b010d29d60927e

copeyhagen · 13-01-2011 10:34PM

one of my all time fav dance tunes:

Britney Spears - Breathe on me (James Holden Vocal Remix)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxdkqsME0Xw

Pandoras Twist · 13-01-2011 11:30PM

I knew there was a different remix of that. I heard it before and went looking for it and all I found was this one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HC_Le8gthu0

Cheers!

copeyhagen · 14-01-2011 10:12AM

no problem, great track.

i have a copy at 320kb if anyone wants it.

took me a year of downloading the one file to get it, as only one dude had it, if you know what i mean

Is mise le key · 14-01-2011 10:16AM

copeyhagen wrote: »

no problem, great track.

i have a copy at 320kb if anyone wants it.

took me a year of downloading the one file to get it, as only one dude had it, if you know what i mean

You could have just ask grimey to e-mail it to you:pac:

Anima · 14-01-2011 10:22AM

CiaranMT wrote: »

I don't even get the bass on that.

Was over there for 4 months before Christmas and the only Canadians I found who were into Dubstep, thankfully, were more into stuff like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cdgmwGHE_U

Lighta' dem spliff

There is a difference between bass and sub bass though, which is what your track mainly has.

electrogrimey · 14-01-2011 04:36PM

Is mise le key wrote: »

You could have just ask grimey to e-mail it to you:pac:

copeyhagen · 15-01-2011 01:45PM

was worth the wait

CiaranMT · 16-01-2011 01:33AM

Anima wrote: »

There is a difference between bass and sub bass though, which is what your track mainly has.

I meant that I don't get any of the track, it's just dire stuff

Is mise le key · 17-01-2011 08:20AM

electrogrimey wrote: »

Just my attempt at humour seeing as your the main advocate of dodgy Dubstep/Brostep on here:D

electrogrimey · 17-01-2011 01:30PM

Is mise le key wrote: »

Just my attempt at humour seeing as your the main advocate of dodgy Dubstep/Brostep on here:D

Really? I never talk about dubstep on here...I think the only tune I posted on here in ages was a Carl Craig remix over in the crossover thread.

Britney Spears - Hold It Against Me

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