2010 DnB awards

[MrPika373]

I will always believe that Aphex Twin is one of the best DnB artists in the world!!

[dschallert]

Relevant: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g61brCepGVE

Jagori showed me this the other day.

Pendulum is a little too mature, stale tasting most of the time for me. I like my DnB more frenetic, playful. Though it's not a genre I pretend to know much about.

Anyone here know Flurries in a Blender? I need to check out more of them.

[MrPika373]

Relevant: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g61brCepGVE

Jagori showed me this the other day.

Pendulum is a little too mature, stale tasting most of the time for me. I like my DnB more frenetic, playful. Though it's not a genre I pretend to know much about.

Anyone here know Flurries in a Blender? I need to check out more of them.

Really? I like my DnB a little more soft and pretty intense at the same time.

[dschallert]

Whoo, and that "Link to the Past" track was just straight up terrible.

Eh my absolute favorite DnB track I've heard, in my limited exposure, is Chris Hale's "Day and Night". It was featured on AS Radio some time back.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85GxlZTUHks

Hey look, it so happens that I even made a video of it.

[UnLeaded]

Whoo, and that "Link to the Past" track was just straight up terrible.

Eh my absolute favorite DnB track I've heard, in my limited exposure, is Chris Hale's "Day and Night". It was featured on AS Radio some time back.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85GxlZTUHks

Hey look, it so happens that I even made a video of it.

If you like those type of classic (pre-60's vocals) novelty songs you might like "Singin' in the Rain" by Mint Royale.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcYa9b7mMmA

I think this is the best 'classic' vocal mix I've heard, although I wouldn't classify it as DnB at all.

[MrPika373]

Whoo, and that "Link to the Past" track was just straight up terrible.

Eh my absolute favorite DnB track I've heard, in my limited exposure, is Chris Hale's "Day and Night". It was featured on AS Radio some time back.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85GxlZTUHks

Hey look, it so happens that I even made a video of it.

If you like those type of classic (pre-60's vocals) novelty songs you might like "Singin' in the Rain" by Mint Royale.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcYa9b7mMmA

I think this is the best 'classic' vocal mix I've heard, although I wouldn't classify it as DnB at all.

That video is quite entetaining. I love it.