Emotional vocal trance - Dymond/Laxton taking it to the next level

95 to 2001, let me think.

I was coming out of senior infants about that point.

Yeah, maybe it just "touches the nerve" a little too much for some folks liking.

They like to get stupid to electronic music, not necessarily have their intimate nerves worked on.

At least that's how I see it.

Pffff, rookie.

The whole point of nightclub/dance club environment, is ultimately the replication of the sexy-time (I cleaned that expression up, cause this is boards.ie after all).

Saucepan banging (or just plain ol' "bangers", as you called them) does nothing to facilitate that.

It's just foolishness, when all is said and done.

When you're slaying some chick doggystyle, you wanna make sure you're hitting every nerve fiber with electricity that lights them up,



.....deep down below.

It's intensity combined with intimacy, and that's to me what a nightclub experience.... it's the whole point of it.

Make those chickens feel it, in that deep inside forbidden zone,



Anything less is unacceptable.

Let me 'splain it like this, mmmkay?

When your bopping, the melody and sound creates a mood, it's like a wavefunction throughout the entire building, that everyone can ride.

A good producer understands this - in fact I quote from James Dymond exactly when I say, "I really only produce music and melodies that work in the nightclub".

There's few and far between producers that really get than concept - or maybe the events I attend are delivered by often sub par dee-jay's.

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Dymonds track starts at 1:00.

Track of that entire set, by a mile - because, the producer understands to create a track not to "sound cool", or cause the popular crowd thinks this will be a "banger" - no.

Because, it works, with the intended effect (replicate f**king - and not only f**king, but good f**king) musically, get dancers hot and bothered.