breaks? electronica?

just wondering if anyone had any info on anything good in the breaks or electronica genres. basically wondering who's good now and what tracks are worth listening 2 these days. help out if you can ?

I don't but maybe someone else does.

*bump*

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Originally posted by kittina

just wondering if anyone had any info on anything good in the breaks or electronica genres. basically wondering who's good now and what tracks are worth listening 2 these days. help out if you can ?

Check the plump dj's....

or get the breaks stream on www.di.fm

electronica is a massive categorie

laidback luke - electro/house
eddie halliwell - uplifting trance
two of my favs at the moment

breaks, I'm loving this scene at the moment, check out http://www.breakspoll.com for the winners of this years awards

Im liking deekline and wizard.. Rennie Pilgrim.. the freestylers... aquasky... and some home-grown NZ breaks Antiform for the heavier side live sets...

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Originally posted by kittina

anything good in the breaks or electronica genres

Perhaps you should be a little more precise..
For progressive trance check out Markus Schulz's sets - Global DJ Broadcast.

Ok I'm officially an old fucker cause I don't know what the fuck your talking about

how could I forget the Aut0b0ts... they are pretty wicked and have a mean label out in the UK called broke...

I dunno how to embed you tube vids but heres the Aut0b0ts dropping Antiforms Boombox in Canada...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQ_2g-Q5CIk&NR=1


and here's anti-form playing at groove in the park here in NZ....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_HmiXYIeZE

I was in the middle there somewhere, later on in the afternoon when the DnB came on you couldnt see the crowd at all they were covered in a dust cloud from dancing on the grass.. was mean...

breaks?

bong-ra, aaron spectre?

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Breakbeat (sometimes breakbeats or breaks) is a term used to describe a collection of sub-genres of electronic music, usually characterized by the use of a non-straightened 4/4 drum pattern (as opposed to the steady beat of house or trance). These rhythms may be characterised by their intensive use of syncopation and polyrhythms.