Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?
Luciano. It's amazing the stuff he makes given his tender age.
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he's 23 !!! Oh for the ones who are interested he did a remix for me you can download here : http://www.archive.org/download/ES007/ES007_05_tioneb_T4_ncw_depth_centre_mix.mp3 The full release from Edensonic netlabel can be downlaoded here http://www.archive.org/download/ES007/ES007_vbr_mp3.zip cheers -- Benoît. Dan Bean a écrit : About Nick Wilson, yes he's good but isnt he older ??? Early twenties I believe.
Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?
hey if anyone at all gets this can they email me..im blatantly talking to myself arent i. From:"Thomas D. Cox, Jr." [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:313@hyperreal.orgSubject:Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?Date:Tue, 18 Oct 2005 23:23:04 +0100 (ric)my man NCW is really good and i think he's like 23 or so?http://www.discogs.com/artist/Nick+Wilsonhe's kinda done with the hard techno sound now, he's going with a muchmore abstract take on really lo fi nasty house stuff. his most recent jamseven have some soundhack esque bits, but much more grimey. and his mixesthat he's posted online (both ableton and vinyl) are really hot and variedand strange.tomExpress yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! MSN Messenger Download today it's FREE!
Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?
(ok lets try this again..bit technically retarded here.) Steve Strawberry is someone who is good who is under 25. he was s**t hot even 3 years ago. i think we'll be hearing a lot more from him in the future. From:Matt Kane's Brain [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:"Saira Raza" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?Date:Tue, 18 Oct 2005 19:49:19 -0400no. i have one other email from you dated 10/3 about adam x. hrmmmOn Oct 18, 2005, at 19:44, Saira Raza wrote:thanks muchos muchacho.did you also get anotheremail from me tonight??From:Matt Kane's Brain [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:"Saira Raza" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?Date:Tue, 18 Oct 2005 19:35:58 -0400 wotcha On Oct 18, 2005, at 19:02, Saira Raza wrote:hey if anyone at all gets this can they email me..im blatantly talking to myself arent i. From:"Thomas D. Cox, Jr." [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:313@hyperreal.org Subject:Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25? Date:Tue, 18 Oct 2005 23:23:04 +0100 (ric) my man NCW is really good and i think he's like 23 or so?http://www.discogs.com/artist/Nick+Wilson he's kinda done with the hard techno sound now, he's going with a much more abstract take on really lo fi nasty house stuff. his most recent jams even have some soundhack esque bits, but much more grimey. and his mixes that he's posted online (both ableton and vinyl) are really hot and varied and strange.tom Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! MSN Messenger Download today it's FREE! -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED] Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! MSN Messenger Download today it's FREE!--matt kane's brainhttp://hydrogenproject.comaim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu[EMAIL PROTECTED]Don't just search. Find. MSN Search Check out the new MSN Search!
RE: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?
How old is Mathew Jonson? -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 18 October 2005 19:21 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Who do you like that is under 25? My friend and I were talking about producers and djs within the techno/detroit/electronic big genre who we liked that were under 25 y/o. We were pressed to come up with names, not that we are ageist, but is techno the new adult contemporary? You folks know your music, who is worth watching or hearing that isn't just another jaded generation x er. tom
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joris voorn is a young guy aphex twin still 17? - Original Message - From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 9:47 AM Subject: RE: (313) Who do you like that is under 25? How old is Mathew Jonson? -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 18 October 2005 19:21 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Who do you like that is under 25? My friend and I were talking about producers and djs within the techno/detroit/electronic big genre who we liked that were under 25 y/o. We were pressed to come up with names, not that we are ageist, but is techno the new adult contemporary? You folks know your music, who is worth watching or hearing that isn't just another jaded generation x er. tom
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not crazy 'bout his music but i heard matthew dear on the radio tonight and he sure has a nice voice. i think he's under 25? found a CD single of carl craig's remix of ultramarine's 'hooter' today ($2) apparently this is a classic remix. hmmm... read an interview with some chicago promoters in xlr8r quote: 'it does seem like more electronic music enthusiasts - be it house, IDM, or even the new dance rock kids - are discovering techno / house tracks. People are finding out that these Kompakt, Peron, Playhouse, Spectral, and UR tracks are beautiful - I love that!' damn straight. i love that too. p-ski
Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?
found a CD single of carl craig's remix of ultramarine's 'hooter' today ($2) apparently this is a classic remix. hmmm... I quite like that one. The Jonny L remix is still my all time favourite though.
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i remember reading and interview with Aril Brikha and he was a couple years younger than me so that probably would make him around that age. burns From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25? Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2005 14:02:54 -0500 wow - good question, problem is I don't really ever pay attention to how old any particular artist is (how many of them advertise thier age anyway?) MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] t.net To 10/18/05 01:21 PM 313@hyperreal.org cc Subject (313) Who do you like that is under 25? My friend and I were talking about producers and djs within the techno/detroit/electronic big genre who we liked that were under 25 y/o. We were pressed to come up with names, not that we are ageist, but is techno the new adult contemporary? You folks know your music, who is worth watching or hearing that isn't just another jaded generation x er. tom
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About Nick Wilson, yes he's good but isnt he older ??? Early twenties I believe.
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On Wed, October 19, 2005 5:26 pm, Benoît Pueyo wrote: About Nick Wilson, yes he's good but isnt he older ??? nope, he's definitely a couple years younger than me and i just turned 26 a couple weeks ago. hes either 22 or 23. tom
Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?
remute.
(313) Who do you like that is under 25?
My friend and I were talking about producers and djs within the techno/detroit/electronic big genre who we liked that were under 25 y/o. We were pressed to come up with names, not that we are ageist, but is techno the new adult contemporary? You folks know your music, who is worth watching or hearing that isn't just another jaded generation x er. tom
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wow - good question, problem is I don't really ever pay attention to how old any particular artist is (how many of them advertise thier age anyway?) MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] t.net To 10/18/05 01:21 PM 313@hyperreal.org cc Subject (313) Who do you like that is under 25? My friend and I were talking about producers and djs within the techno/detroit/electronic big genre who we liked that were under 25 y/o. We were pressed to come up with names, not that we are ageist, but is techno the new adult contemporary? You folks know your music, who is worth watching or hearing that isn't just another jaded generation x er. tom
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hmm i am 24 since saturday ... here are a few names younger than me : grovskopa, reeko, dustin zahn, jesse somfay taht sound quite promising though not constant in quality (ie in my tastes) im not sure diego from kanzleramt is already 25 though it should be in a few months, but hes definitely very talented for his age hes working on two more new albums by the end of the year -- Benoît. [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : My friend and I were talking about producers and djs within the techno/detroit/electronic big genre who we liked that were under 25 y/o. We were pressed to come up with names, not that we are ageist, but is techno the new adult contemporary? You folks know your music, who is worth watching or hearing that isn't just another jaded generation x er. tom
Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?
It is true...but you can generally tell, signs of old age... 1. balding, note shaved heads are very 2001 2. glasses or hearing aids 3. complaining when events end later than 2am. But seriously, I think that most of the Grime genre artists from the UK are under 25, like I said we were pressed to come up with names of younger folks into the techy stuff. B. Calloway from Submerge is early 20s. Not that I think that youth = innovation or hipness but when I look at artists that I have cared about for a long time, their younger work really stands the test of time. Unfortunately, the young or lack there of is really noticable at clubs in the bay area, all you smell on the dance floor is ben gay. Tom wow - good question, problem is I don't really ever pay attention to how old any particular artist is (how many of them advertise thier age anyway?) MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] t.net To 10/18/05 01:21 PM 313@hyperreal.org cc Subject (313) Who do you like that is under 25? My friend and I were talking about producers and djs within the techno/detroit/electronic big genre who we liked that were under 25 y/o. We were pressed to come up with names, not that we are ageist, but is techno the new adult contemporary? You folks know your music, who is worth watching or hearing that isn't just another jaded generation x er. tom
Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?
Unfortunately, the young or lack there of is really noticable at clubs in the bay area, all you smell on the dance floor is ben gay. so they've switched from Vicks then? ;-) MEK
Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?
About european djs : 1) The older the producers are, the less they had to produce to proove their dj skills and improve them in gigs. Example : Cox, Garnier or Vath... Though they produced more or less good tracks aftert having started to DJ its not what makes them famous and/or good. 2) After that you have the producers that started (very) young at the moment there were quite few people on the scene (Adam Beyer etc.) they are still under 30 and really famous / good (matter of taste). 3) Talking about the under 25 people, well these ones had to produce to be heard as DJs. The techno industry burst with new labels consisting of fruity loops / reason techno (more or less good, once more). This had the result to create very ephemere stars. After a few years and now the techno records / events do not sell anymore, only the oldies and the bankables ones for the labels, distributors and promoters. Conclusion : young and good talents don't emerge becasue nobody wants to risk money on them. -- Benoît. [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : It is true...but you can generally tell, signs of old age... 1. balding, note shaved heads are very 2001 2. glasses or hearing aids 3. complaining when events end later than 2am. But seriously, I think that most of the Grime genre artists from the UK are under 25, like I said we were pressed to come up with names of younger folks into the techy stuff. B. Calloway from Submerge is early 20s. Not that I think that youth = innovation or hipness but when I look at artists that I have cared about for a long time, their younger work really stands the test of time. Unfortunately, the young or lack there of is really noticable at clubs in the bay area, all you smell on the dance floor is ben gay. Tom wow - good question, problem is I don't really ever pay attention to how old any particular artist is (how many of them advertise thier age anyway?) MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] t.net To 10/18/05 01:21 PM 313@hyperreal.org cc Subject (313) Who do you like that is under 25? My friend and I were talking about producers and djs within the techno/detroit/electronic big genre who we liked that were under 25 y/o. We were pressed to come up with names, not that we are ageist, but is techno the new adult contemporary? You folks know your music, who is worth watching or hearing that isn't just another jaded generation x er. tom
Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?
Reeko, Miss Bass, Grovskopa and Slit spring to mind...
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ye miss bass has good dj talents and is only 18 !! she sounds promising, hopefully she does not fall into dnb ;o) -- Benoît. Martin Dust a écrit : Reeko, Miss Bass, Grovskopa and Slit spring to mind...
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I think she dropped the tag now, so it's Natasha Her site is here, she's come a long way since the start, last time I saw she was brilliant and so is the mix on this page: http://djmissbass.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/ - Original Message - From: Benoît Pueyo [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 9:24 PM Subject: Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25? ye miss bass has good dj talents and is only 18 !! she sounds promising, hopefully she does not fall into dnb ;o) -- Benoît. Martin Dust a écrit : Reeko, Miss Bass, Grovskopa and Slit spring to mind...
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Aaargh... I feel OLD! Jason On 18 Oct 2005, at 20:58, Benoît Pueyo wrote: About european djs : 1) The older the producers are, the less they had to produce to proove their dj skills and improve them in gigs. Example : Cox, Garnier or Vath... Though they produced more or less good tracks aftert having started to DJ its not what makes them famous and/or good. 2) After that you have the producers that started (very) young at the moment there were quite few people on the scene (Adam Beyer etc.) they are still under 30 and really famous / good (matter of taste). 3) Talking about the under 25 people, well these ones had to produce to be heard as DJs. The techno industry burst with new labels consisting of fruity loops / reason techno (more or less good, once more). This had the result to create very ephemere stars. After a few years and now the techno records / events do not sell anymore, only the oldies and the bankables ones for the labels, distributors and promoters. Conclusion : young and good talents don't emerge becasue nobody wants to risk money on them. -- Benoît. [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : It is true...but you can generally tell, signs of old age... 1. balding, note shaved heads are very 2001 2. glasses or hearing aids 3. complaining when events end later than 2am. But seriously, I think that most of the Grime genre artists from the UK are under 25, like I said we were pressed to come up with names of younger folks into the techy stuff. B. Calloway from Submerge is early 20s. Not that I think that youth = innovation or hipness but when I look at artists that I have cared about for a long time, their younger work really stands the test of time. Unfortunately, the young or lack there of is really noticable at clubs in the bay area, all you smell on the dance floor is ben gay. Tom wow - good question, problem is I don't really ever pay attention to how old any particular artist is (how many of them advertise thier age anyway?) MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] t.net To 10/18/05 01:21 PM 313@hyperreal.org cc Subject (313) Who do you like that is under 25? My friend and I were talking about producers and djs within the techno/detroit/electronic big genre who we liked that were under 25 y/o. We were pressed to come up with names, not that we are ageist, but is techno the new adult contemporary? You folks know your music, who is worth watching or hearing that isn't just another jaded generation x er. tom
Re: (313) Who do you like that is under 25?
my man NCW is really good and i think he's like 23 or so? http://www.discogs.com/artist/Nick+Wilson he's kinda done with the hard techno sound now, he's going with a much more abstract take on really lo fi nasty house stuff. his most recent jams even have some soundhack esque bits, but much more grimey. and his mixes that he's posted online (both ableton and vinyl) are really hot and varied and strange. tom
