Holy shit I never listened to Dubstep like this 🔥 Each drop does something different, from old style Dubstep, to a mix of that and colour bass that sounds so good! The ambience is top notch, and the vocals work perfectly with the instrumentals. I love this!
Hi I love your podcast. Can you please ask the most important questions next time… Like how do you make your bass? Or what is the process you do to your kick? Big fan! One love!
👊🔥🥀 Seen Opiuo live in Billings Montana The pub station.... Was so fucking awesome... And I would consider you two like superheroes to me. Because you guys found a mission that became a dream, then you followed that dream to where it's at now. You both inspire me so much.. Thank you.
This shit is so 2016.....Bill get of your lazy arse give up the heroin and stop over working , effecting , editing, and concentrate more on the groove and simplicity...Then you won't get depressed and you will have the answer you are looking for....Anybody who has groove don't give two fucks about polish, screech and sheen....
❤ So glad you brought-up the genre thing. Genres are so funny. I told some folks that I think house is the Italian food of electronic music styles. Just like how a multicultural group out to dinner often decides Italian as the group decision, house feels like that. 😂
This was a fascinating podcast! I'm a fiction writer and studied comparative mythology for several years. You are so close when it comes to art, myth, and religion. The Power of Myth with Joseph Campbell and Bill Moyers is a good place to find out more info on that stuff. Campbell comes from a different era so some of his word choices are a bit old fashioned. But according to him, storytelling in the form of myth and the re-enactment of mythic stories is where the various artforms originated. A myth is a story that orients a person within their physical and cultural environments. It can be what we consider scientific, political, or religious in theme and topic. Or some combination thereof. Ancient people didn't make an intellectual distinction between the three: Art / Myth = Tech + Lifestyle. The myths were told and re-enacted as ritual to achieve very specific and tangible ends related to survival. Also, burial items in Neanderthal graves suggest the mythic worldview is older than modern homo sapiens. If I'm remembering accurately.
