A Beginner's Guide To Breakcore, Drum & Bass, Jungle & Breakbeat Hardcore

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Here's my attempt at explaining Breakcore, DnB, Jungle & Breakbeat Hardcore and how they differ from one another. If someone wants to make a way better version of this same concept, I highly encourage it.
Mixes made using a DDJ-400 and rekordbox.
Video made in OBS.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
2:19 Breakbeat Hardcore
21:58 Happy Hardcore / Hardcore Rave
48:11 Jungle
1:14:05 Drum & Bass
1:38:47 Breakcore
Tracklists:
Intro:
1. Bakground - Fantasies [Lo-Fi Jungle / Atmospheric Jungle | 150 bpm | 2017]
Breakbeat Hardcore (mixed at ~145 bpm):
1. Bentron - Gary Power! [Breakbeat Hardcore | 138 bpm | 2020]
2. Alix Lay-Far - I Give Praise [Breakbeat Hardcore | 136 bpm | 2022]
3. Dead Man's Chest - Exorcisms [Darkcore / Jungle | 145 bpm | 2019]
4. Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman [DieMantle RaveYard Mix] [Breakbeat Hardcore | 135 bpm | 2020]
5. FFF - So Special [Breakbeat Hardcore | 140 bpm | 2021]
Happy Hardcore / Hardcore Rave (mixed at ~166 bpm):
1. Radicall - In The Air [Happy Hardcore | 160 bpm | 2022]
2. Future Primitive - We're Flying (Vibes & Wishdokta Remix) [Happy Hardcore | 160 bpm | 1994]
3. Dwarde & Tim Reaper - Take Some Time [Hardcore Jungle / Atmospheric Jungle | 160 bpm | 2019]
4. SLIM SINNA - Inside [Jungle Techno | 165 bpm | 2019]
5. Unknown Artist - Side A [ILL BEHAVIOR 005] [Hardcore Jungle / Happy Hardcore | 162 bpm | 2020]
6. Tim Reaper - Globex Corp Vol. 7 B2 [Hardcore Rave / Jungle Techno | 160 bpm | 2020]
Jungle (mixed at ~169 bpm):
1. DJ Crystl - Warpdrive [Darkside Jungle | 159.85 bpm | 1993]
2. 4am Kru - 4AMK2 (Smoke Something) [Jungle/DnB | 170.30 bpm | 2021]
3. Tim Reaper - Heavy Duty [Jungle | 160 bpm | 2022]
4. Dead Man's Chest & Response - Control State [Darkcore / Darkside Jungle | 157 bpm | 2021]
5. The Invisible Man - Twisted (Mr Sensi Remix) [Darkcore / Darkside Jungle | 155 bpm | 2022]
6. Coco Bryce - My Girl [Atmospheric Jungle | 160 bpm | 2020]
Drum & Bass (mixed at ~177 bpm):
1. Sewerslvt - Mr Kill Myself [Atmospheric DnB | 170 bpm | 2020]
2. Moving Fusion - Turbulence [Drum & Bass | 171 bpm | 1998]
3. Commix - Be True [Liquid DnB | 174 bpm | 2007]
4. Machinedrum - Wait 4 U (feat. Jesse Boykins III) [Liquid DnB | 174 bpm | 2020]
5. 1991 - Steezy [Dancefloor DnB | 174 bpm | 2016]
6. Effra - Again, Before [Techstep | 170 bpm | 2021]
7. Culture Shock - Deconstruct [Dancefloor DnB | 174 bpm | 2021]
8. Jamiroquai - Space Cowboy (Makoto DnB Edit) [Dancefloor DnB | 174 bpm | 2016]
Breakcore (mixed at ~190 bpm):
1. Machine Girl - Explode [Breakcore | 187 bpm | 2016]
2. evaboy - Beat the shit out of the person [Breakcore / Footwork | 190 bpm | 2021]
3. Machine Girl - Cloud Nine [Breakcore | 200 bpm | 2022]
4. TOKYOPILL - Emptiness [Breakcore / Jungle | 180 bpm | 2022]
5. bye2 - onionfriends2004 [Breakcore / Orbcore | 190 bpm | 2021]
#breakcore #dnb #jungle #hardcore #breakbeat #breakbeathardcore #happyhardcore #hardcorerave
Artists:
#benton #alixlayfar #deadmanschest #crystalwaters #diemantle #fff #radicall #futureprimitive #djvibes #wishdokta #dwarde #timreaper #slimsinna #unknownartist #djcrystl #4amkru #response #theinvisibleman #mrsensi #cocobryce #sewerslvt #movingfusion #commix #machinedrum #jesseboykinsiii #1991 #effra #cultureshock #jamiroquai #makoto #machinegirl #evaboy #tokyopill #bye2
Misc:
#junglemix #dnbmix #breakcoremix #breakbeatmix #genreguide

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@dxmthl Год назад

Edit: Getting way too many comments for me to respond to while also remaining a functioning human being IRL, so my notification are going to be limited or turned off entirely for the foreseeable future. Here's the complete version of the genre guide I uploaded a month ago. Some of the stuff I wrote is probably a bit incoherent at times, due to me having ADHD and taking a few months of sporadic work to finally finish it, but hopefully it's still a decent guide. There's definitely going to be some stuff I got wrong though, so I'll update this comment with corrections as needed. Also, if someone feels like they could make a way better version of this same concept, I high encourage you to do it. The best tool I have to make a video like this is OBS, which isn't great 'cause I'm basically just limited to making a slideshow without an inbuilt spellcheck function. Clarifications & Corrections: - The terms "Jungle" and "Drum & Bass" are somewhat interchangeable, and Jungle & DnB can be considered 2 different eras of the same genre. Generally, Jungle is used to describe the early era of Jungle/DnB, from roughly 1992-1995, as well as anything more modern that tries to emulate this early era of the genre. Drum & Bass describes the later era of Jungle/DnB, starting in around 1995 when the stripped back 2-step beats started to dominate Jungle/DnB. - When it comes to Breakcore tempos, most Breakcore tracks are going to be above 180 bpm, while the vast majority DnB/Jungle tracks are going to be under 180 bpm. However, a track having a breakbeat and being 180+ bpm does not automatically make it Breakcore. What really sets Breakcore apart from Jungle/DnB is how hardcore it is in comparison. Jungle has more complex breakbeats in comparison to DnB, but DnB is much faster in comparison to Jungle. Breakcore is both much faster than DnB, and has more complex breakbeats than Jungle. Like I wrote in the video though, Breakcore can use tempos slower than 180 bpm. If Breakcore is supposed to be both faster than DnB and more complex than Jungle, then how does using DnB/Jungle tempos work? Simple: You compensate by making the breakbeats even more insane. In truth, tempo doesn't really matter in Breakcore, the real goal is to make something that's too hardcore to be Jungle or DnB. Using extremely fast tempos is a very easy & helpful way to achieve this, but it is not the only way. - The Reese Bass come from the Detroit Techno track "Just Want Another Chance" by Reese, an alias of Kevin Saunderson. - When I said that Jungle chops its breaks more than Hardcore, this is only really true for the early 90s form of Breakbeat Hardcore that existed before Jungle was really a thing. Breakbeat Hardcore & Happy Hardcore tracks produced contemporary to Jungle have adopted more Jungle style breakbeat choppage, though it's still not a universal feature of Hardcore breakbeats.

@Zeagods-CyberShadow Год назад

Ey as a fellow person with ADHD, I understand you well to taking time with this. But hey it turned out good and you got it finished ^w^

@NeonBeeCat 11 месяцев назад

In a way jump-up serves as like a continuation of the jungle sound as it often times will use layered breaks along with 2 steo rhythms and do have ragga basslines sometimes, it tends to sound sillier or rave-ier than the deep dark sound that still kinda dominates the sound since like, DJ Trace Mutant Jazz Roller's instinct Remix. However the genres are so intertwined its not always clear.

@yuxanne. 11 месяцев назад

I think the bridge to the 2step dnb sound started with intelligent dnb in the early 90s when that sound started to diverge from jungle into its own thing, intelligent dnb still sounded similar to jungle bc of how early they split, but it was a step into a different path, they didn't called it intelligent dnb at the time probably but still

@NeonBeeCat 11 месяцев назад

@@yuxanne. alex reece - pulp fiction was the turning point towards the 2 step sound of dnb in 1994

@yuxanne. 11 месяцев назад

@@NeonBeeCat well, that's good to know, ty

@FurryWrecker911 10 месяцев назад

>Wants to showcase the difference in genres >Makes a 2 hour megamix to prove the curriculum God, I love the internet because of mix tapes like this.

@Dubotic303 Месяц назад

I am really enjoying it so far. 😊

@xtxmu 11 месяцев назад

came for the history lesson, stayed for the phenomenal tunes.

@SunnyBeetle1922 10 месяцев назад

Me too!!!!…Best mix I’ve heard in ages💯💯🎼🎵🥁🥁🎧

@strangefetus 10 месяцев назад

sameee

@darkcassoulet1041 10 месяцев назад

OFC one of the top comments has a Aphex Twin profile pic hahaha

@UsernameDell 10 месяцев назад

@@darkcassoulet1041ikr ?

@eduardorivera508 9 месяцев назад

@@darkcassoulet1041Whoever wouldn't recognize that symbol, please do your Aphex Twin HW and report back.

@Lightning_Ace 6 месяцев назад

Me listening to 3 DnB tracks mixed together: "These tracks sound so good together!" Me listening to a single Breakcore track: "These tracks sound so good together!"

@Schnort 16 дней назад

I didn't even realize there were multiple songs playing at once until I read this. I am at 7 minutes in.

@Professor_Utonium_ 16 дней назад

"I don't know what it is, but it sounds cool." "Yes."

@bingbong_luver 10 месяцев назад

The UK is so real for this.

@pixxiemarie9264 4 месяца назад

Exactly.😩

@CWCvilleCop 3 месяца назад

The US likes to take a lot of credit, but the UK will always be the epicenter of music and culture.

@antlerbraum2881 3 месяца назад

⁠@@CWCvilleCopThe UK is definitely to credit for breakbeat and all that but America has rock music, soul, funk, hip-hop, country, jazz, various types of folk and much, much, MUCH more. Just look at a tiny neighborhood in the US like Harlem, that small area has more influential musical culture and history than many countries.

@CWCvilleCop 3 месяца назад

@@antlerbraum2881 I'm definitely overgeneralizing in that comment, but a lot of what you mentioned was either developed in the UK, or has roots in it. Rock is obvious as the US and UK co-developed it, but all American country descends directly from Anglo/Celtic folk music. As does blues, since all blues pioneers were basically putting their own new spin on country/western and traditional gospel, and therefore so does jazz, and therefore funk and hip-hop. Though obviously those genres developed IN the US with US exclusive influences, like Harlem, as you mentioned. It's definitely an immense collection of subjects with just as much nuance, but every genre known as an "American" genre has roots in, or directly descends from Britain and Ireland.

@timmoleft7147 3 месяца назад

@@CWCvilleCop So what we're saying is that whilst the US may be the 'Throne', the UK is the 'Power behind the Throne'. I concur entirely.

@JAMEXXORZ Год назад

I am the guy who asked about why so much breakbeat music is being mislabeled as Breakcore. Suffice to say, this guide is absolutely incredible. Will be using this as a resource quite frequently

@laughinginthe90s Год назад

At the end of the day, I don't think it's crazy for people just getting introduced to break heavy music to call what they hear breakcore. Genre associations are fundamentally fluid and morph with the times - features often delineated by era rather than name. I'd argue that breakcore means something different now than it did 5 years ago.

@dxmthl Год назад

@@laughinginthe90s Totally true, and I get why people new to these genres of breakbeat music might latch on to the name "Breakcore" thb. It'd be a pretty good name to group all of DnB, Jungle, Breakcore & Breakbeat Hardcore together under, if it wasn't already being used as the name for one of those genres lol. I will just say that you do have to be a bit careful with exactly how fluid these genre become though. A phenomenon that's started in the last couple years is that people have been making/listening to tracks that are often extremely clear cut examples of Jungle or DnB, but the tracks get labeled as Breakcore for seemingly no other reason than the producer and/or listeners decided that it should be called Breakcore. And like you said, most of the people doing this are very new to these genres, meaning most of this mislabeling is probably being done out of ignorance rather than a conscious decision to move Breakcore in a new direction. Basically, evolving Breakcore in a new direction is fine, but evolving Breakcore to literally be the exact same thing as Jungle & DnB is doing a disservice to all 3 genre imo. Merging genres like that also just creates a lot of confusion and makes it harder to look for music tbh.

@apoxic Год назад

People have been mislabeling breakcore for as long as I can remember. I think we all have at some point. It's not the easiest genre to get a grasp on considering the vast difference from artist to artist and year to year. Breakcore artist tend to borrow from pretty much any genre of music there is, so it's bound to be confusion. It is also happening in every genre out there.

@P-10.00 Год назад

@@apoxicsounds a bit like what happened to ‘dubstep’ happening again lol and I enjoy some of that newer stuff that the world got hip to as ‘dubstep’, but compared it to the original stuff, the difference is too apparent 😅 it’s like 2 completely different genres.

@apoxic Год назад

@@P-10.00 actually that era has already kinda passed in breakcore. The infamous weyheyhey sample pack.

@glassprism 6 месяцев назад

This ain’t a beginner’s guide, it’s a whole handbook. As a fan of Jungle, I love this! If you’re reading this, very well done!

@Dubotic303 Месяц назад

great comment. 👍

@booates 3 месяца назад

im so glad this is a giant mix of great music instead of a dude talking

@nicholasthomas4280 3 месяца назад

My wife and I agreed this is my favorite combination of a PowerPoint slide presentation and a live DnB mix.

@garethbarnett6389 2 месяца назад

Exactly what I was thinking, this is getting played regularly.

@PinchyLobster Месяц назад

I only have spotify and most of these arent on spotify so this is literally gonna be like a playlist for me from now on

@gatogamingonline Год назад

dude this "mix" is insane. The way you crossfade tracks and the selection is just top tier all around. REALLY good stuff

@chrisblanchard6413 10 месяцев назад

came for the music history, stayed for this absolutely dingin mix

@nix0n3k 10 месяцев назад

True

@asukalangleysoryu6695 10 месяцев назад

@@chrisblanchard6413it's focking minging

@infinitebeastgames1010 9 месяцев назад

I thought this was just a simple educational mix and suddenly ((Mr Kill Myself + Turbulence) + Be True) triple drops

@fridgejohn8639 Год назад

Breakcore Subgenres: Yes

@Imseeking 10 месяцев назад

Drum and bass sub genres: yes

@MrKonquer 10 месяцев назад

Everything subsequently came from the acid house scene as this was the first type of rave music.

@dj-eme 10 месяцев назад

The 303 is behind underground music and you’re jealous that your synth isn’t one.

@pietu87 10 месяцев назад

Breakbeat genres: Yes

@kristjan304 9 месяцев назад

Real breakcore Breakbeat breakcore Lolicore Etno trash

@himagain803 10 месяцев назад

Old geezer here. Never heard of Breakcore and the track playing at 8:32 (just the kind of stuff I loved) was the type of thing already being referred to as Jungle in late 1991 (briefly known as Military), particularly at places like Starlite 2000 in Leicester - still have tapes and flyers from that era. By the time of my somewhat enforced absence in mid 1993, it was pretty much the same thing, just quicker and known as Drum and Bass. Not a criticism of the content, just the take of someone who was knocking about at the time. It would be interesting to hear another old git's perspective of this era.

@BeekuBird 3 месяца назад

In the North West, hardcore and piano were different genres. Hardcore would be played somewhere like Konspiracy, Sound Garden, PSV. Piano would be somewhere like Shelleys, Maximes, Quadrant Park. Breakbeats weren't a defining feature because lots of UK music had breakbeats.

@spawn302 3 месяца назад

The truth is, no one really knows what they are. A lot of the qualities you see throughout the genres in this video are shared and there are very few defining CLEAR indicators if any. The truth is the boxes we try to create now are different from the boxes back then. An artist can create Jungle today and people in the past would call it DnB and vice versa. As I explained in another comment, there are a lot of tracks that could go either way but there is no definitive "Oh this track is 10% too complex. It is now Jungle!" Or "Hmmm, this track has too little Reggae. If it had 5% more Reggae it is then officially Jungle." In fact, back then people called their jungle tracks dnb just to avoid any of the controversy around jungle music and it being seen as troublemaker's music. I think breakcore is pretty distinctive. I think we should recategorize breakcore and jungle as subgenres of dnb. Drum n Bass I feel is so vague and has been used to describe many songs that fuflfill different subgenres. I feel like Drum n Bass can go any direction. If there is clear and strong Reggae influence, you now have Jungle. Enough complexity and dynamic composition, it could be seen as breakcore. Regardless, it's all Drum n Bass. Drum n Bass as a parent genre will always pull from the subgenres. There will be moments where a "break solo" will happen but it might not encapsulate the whole song. There will also be an occasional reggae sample that can be borrowed from time to time without being jungle. This would also leave room for garage and liquid dnb to be "under" Drum n Bass umbrella. An example of a genre that has gone way off enough to call themselves a different umbrella would be dubstep. It took and borrowed a lot from garage and dnb as a whole, but it's now distinctively different and instead a cousin to DnB. Early dubstep largely didnt use breaks at all but kept the reggae influence. A lot of different basses were used as it tried to find its sound. Under DnB - jungle - garage - liquid dnb Under Dubstep - glitch hop - melodic dubstep Under House - deep house - electro house - prog house - big room - tropical Techno and Disco were both huge influences and I feel are cousins to House the same way DnB is to Dubstep. In my opinion, all these fall under Electronic music.

@himagain803 3 месяца назад

@@spawn302 Where on earth do get Jungle being called "troublemakers music"? Never in my life have I heard that. A "clear and strong reggae influence" is Jungle? GARAGE! under Drum and Bass sub-heading? Come on mate.

@spawn302 3 месяца назад

@himagain803 if you go back to the roots of jungle, you'll see it has an origin where news media said that jungle music and its beats were responsible for the rise in gang violence in the UK and had racism attached to it. This is of course, untrue and similar to how people would always say that if you played Call of Duty or GTA it would cause you to "be more violent". But still, jungle music was slammed by people everywhere demonizing Jungle, leading to creation of "DnB" as a genre that was supposed to not be Jungle

@OGillo2001 Месяц назад

STARLIGHT 2000 all nighter! I remember one where we were chatting to the bride and groom who were getting married after they cleaned the place up a bit and changed the lights! Beautiful days!

@LiveWire937 6 месяцев назад

As an amateur, out of practice percussionist currently working on a videogame with a heavily interactive breakbeat soundscape and trying to accurately capture that 90's feel, I can't thank you enough for making this. Your compositional notes are especially indispensable.

@ioele1000 6 месяцев назад

Name of the game?

@LiveWire937 6 месяцев назад

@@ioele1000 Currently under the working title Project Lakehouse; no idea yet what release title will actually be... If you're interested in checking it out when there's something to check out, though, I'd say be on the look out in about 2-4 years for a game about visiting your grandparents for the summer between high-school and college to compete in a long-boarding competition on a supposedly utopian simulated island paradise aboard a massive O'Niell cylinder space station.

@OOOOO0KKKKKKKK 6 месяцев назад

@@LiveWire937❤

@ioele1000 6 месяцев назад

@@LiveWire937 Setting a reminder now lol. Gratzi.

@nihal2055 6 месяцев назад

@@LiveWire937 ....setting is ambitious as fuck bro ...sounds cool af

@FoulUnderworldCreature 11 месяцев назад

Breakbeat hardcore (early and mid 90s) is the best but it's so hard to find DJs playing it or releasing mixes nowadays, let alone producers. I hope more people will become interested in this genre.

@illford6921 11 месяцев назад

Breakbeat hardcore is cool but something about happy hardcore feels right

@geesixnine 11 месяцев назад

Ill start DJing it in SoCal

@FoulUnderworldCreature 11 месяцев назад

@@illford6921 HHC was my favorite genre for a long time. I didn't start raving until the 2010s but I managed to squeeze in quite a few HHC shows.

@Snorfter 11 месяцев назад

been mixing it a lot recently in nz. bringing those oldskool tunes to the younger generations that im from

@bluebull399 11 месяцев назад

You occasionally get some mainstream producers popping up with a breakbeat hardcore track or too. I can't remember if it was Chase and Status or Rudimental but I recently heard a track from one of them that sounded straight outta 1992. It was a nice bit of nostalgia.

@Lakupeep Год назад

Not only is this wildly useful as a guide, but also a great selection of tracks to demonstrate. You’ve earned my sub

@Cool_Adrian7 9 месяцев назад

was about to say that lol (also gonna sub)

@saschagray8708 10 месяцев назад

I avoided this video at first cause I thought it was amateur hour. This mix is fire. I've been listening and attending Jungle and DnB shows since 2003. Really happy it's making a comeback, still the most futuristic music I know. Thanks for creating this mix, lots of amazing stuff on here!

@duppy404 10 месяцев назад

That's the year I was born!

@FraneMusic 5 месяцев назад

@@duppy404same

@davidbmbm12 3 месяца назад

Hahah, almost born that year, Ive started with house when I was a teenager, then moved to techno, although I wasnt a super big fan, until a friend showed me dnb for the first time, and now im completely addicted to neuro. The parties with this music are on another tier.

@ericangus5306 Месяц назад

It never went anywhere, I wouldn't say its making a comeback, it's just becoming more and more popular

@siliconrockstar187 7 месяцев назад

'Breakcore' has basically been around since the late 90s with the likes of Squarepusher and Aphex Twin, when it was called drill n bass.

@taggerung_ 11 месяцев назад

i only recently learned that breakbeat hardcore is actually separate from breakcore. the info in this video is invaluable. much love man. i hope jungle, dnb, and breakcore get to live on in this new era of electronic music culture

@mayayamato7351 11 месяцев назад

yeah at firs i kinda thought breakcore mightve just been the shortened and more common version of the genre name.the more you know.

@gav1233 11 месяцев назад

Isn't breakcore a subgenre of breakbeat hardcore? It says that on discogs, but I'm not so sure about it.

@lazermann112 11 месяцев назад

@@gav1233breakcore is actually more related to gabber, idm and jungle then it is to breakbeat hardcore.

@gav1233 11 месяцев назад

@@lazermann112 Oh, thank you for clearing that up. I was just confused because both are forms of hard dance with breakbeats.

@birdygall2278 7 месяцев назад

Nia Archives kinda pushed a new hype for Jungle world-wide

@greenelephantpictures9578 11 месяцев назад

this is what we should study at school

@ShapeyFiend 6 месяцев назад

I always figured the distinction between DnB and Breakcore was how keen on ketamine the DJ was.

@reverberateddreams7958 9 дней назад

I sure love ket, and sure love Jungle, Drum n Bass and breakcore

@sad.3x3 10 месяцев назад

i appreciate that this guide isnt very judgy or gatekeepy, im quite new to this and have lots of trouble differentiating between these genres, so whenever i tried learning more a lot of people i spoke to were really passive aggressive to me just because i have some trouble understanding, this video is really helpful and amazing thank you!

@smokesystem90 Год назад

Damn, that's such a solid mix bundled with essential info. This video is a true gem. That's what youtube was made for.

@birdygall2278 Год назад

When you put the third deck at 1:17:00 :') Thank for this video, I wish I could live this raving experience, I go to Drum N Bass parties but it's so different today, sure they keep the 2-step repetitive structure, it's very energetic, but man I love these 303 synth, the vocals, I want to hear vocals goddamnit, atmospheric synths, you get the groove but I also need the trance, to dissociate.., the jazzy modulations too.. the melancholy.. Modern tracks are perfectly mixed, mastered, the sound design is on top, but it doesn't feel like tinkering, like experimenting with sound.. maybe the 90's crowd had an unique taste for this music.. Maybe it's also the Korg M1 sound that defined the whole 90' electronic music.. I don't know where to get this energy today..

@krystynagrzegorzyca9704 Год назад

I feel the same

@turboviiksi Год назад

The imperfections in sound, samples and mixing of old school tracks makes them feel more mechanical or "natural" than the present digital sound.

@Laiserball8 Год назад

Hi Birdy, I‘m in the process of getting into DnB. This is all super interesting. Any listening recommendations that capture this kinda vibe you explain in your comment? Thanks!

@birdygall2278 Год назад

@@Laiserball8 I've been listening to this mix quite a lot ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Kgy6C76Tuvw.html Otherwise, the part I mentionned here probably falls to the Techstep category. For the vibe I'm trying to picture, it falls more in the Jungle part I think, the channel has an interesting mix called Jungle Tekno #27 or something

@MirrorSurfer 11 месяцев назад

You can't get this energy again, at least not in this form. What we had in the 90's was totally and purely unique to its time. That intersection of technology, culture, drugs, and the last remnants of financial stability were all compressed into a sound the youth of that time discovered and crafted as they went into adulthood leaving behind love & unity for label contracts, movie deals, and exclusives for Puma and Gucci. Unfortunately, today is rife with pay2play, nepotism, hollow "musicians", grifters, and predatory megacorporations. Sony, Warner, and Universal now own upwards of 60% of all music downloaded, sold, and streamed. Worldwide. What does give people like myself who were just old enough to be influenced by this music as it came out hope is hearing people like yourself experiencing it and asking where to find it. whether at a house party or illegal rave that energy, just like with punk and hip-hop in its infancy, has an authentic unmistakable primal sound that taps into the human psyche like your first psychedelic trip. There's no hiding it, no way to imitate it. No denying it. You know it as soon as you hear it, like a dead ancestors voice you've never heard but know better than your own. If you haven't found it by now then that only means someone hasn't rediscovered it through creation again. Sometimes that person gets to be you. Whatever you do just keep looking, by the time you find it we'll all be listening to it again.

@aceum609 10 месяцев назад

bro i'm so glad i found someone with your mentality for this genre, someone who appreciates each genre, appreciates how new fans are brought over by artists like sewerslvt and machinegirl, but still appreciates how the genres can seem to overlap and actually gave examples to differentiate.

@TimJacksonOriginal 10 месяцев назад

There was a whole interim period of Drill n Bass between the DnB and the later breakcore. It was made popular by more glitchy artists like Aphex Twin, Autechre and Squarepusher. Very fast complex breaks, odd time signatures and messed up rhythms. Defo worthy of a mention as an aside rather than a sub genre.

@tcritt Месяц назад

To me, and at the time, breakcore was a less intelligent and more formulaic derivitive of the glitchy style of those artists you mention and other Warp artists.

@apeirogon9289 11 месяцев назад

Great work my friend! This is an important subject to cover for the new generation, especially kids who have discovered a lot of this stuff online rather than through going to parties IRL. Weirdly a big part of the original Breakcore spirit that seems to go over the heads of younger takers to the genre is the extreme silliness and irreverence in the approach to sampling that really dominated the early 00s scene - people like Shitmat, DJ Scotch Egg, Ladscraper, Otto Von Schirach, parties like Wrong Music, Earblender, etc a lot of whom were fundamental in setting up parties like Bangface which is arguably the world's most notorious out and out "Breakcore" party. Me and a friend have been talking about this recently and that "beyond the pale" aspect of Breakcore in the 00s (which imo was largely down to Shitmat) in a lot of ways completely presaged the contemporary electronic trend of "edits"/remixing highly "inappropriate" or "ironic" music, it was common to hear bad 80s pop, hair metal and TV theme tunes with breaks/distorted kickdrums over them at these raves haha. There was always the more "serious" almost IDM/"DSP music"/Aphex adjacent side of it like Venetian Snares, Bogdan Raczynski, Xanopticon, etc too but for me the distinguishing thing about Breakcore is that it isn't even so much a "sound" (even though it kind of is now) as much as a sort of approach to electonic composition and especially sampling which just goes "beyond" genre and usually way beyond good taste hahaha!! Like HxHC, Jungle, DnB etc all that stuff is quite sincere whereas Breakcore is sort of, when you cross the post-modern line of it being in some way "meta", beggaring the question "can you actually rave to this speedcore remix of Cotton Eye Joe?" (or something similar hahaha smh) which also imo has actually resulted in a lot of terrible music purely for irony's sake but then again it's kind of like punk, it did open the door for some genuine radical experimentalism with sound and some people used that idea to make music that is actually really powerful and futuristic. Personally I am a bit fatigued with the overly ironic side of all of this stuff these days and prefer a balance of silly and serious! Off Me Nut records do wikkid parties in the UK these days where the balance is pretty good. Anyway, just some thoughts!! Respect!!!

@VVV-gu1ls 10 месяцев назад

Shitmat, if you donknow him, please look up. He is hilarious but amazingly good.

@monsterzokuonsomb 10 месяцев назад

agreed :)

@PAEspana 9 месяцев назад

Word ! Perfect summary. In the early 2000's breakcore was not so much a codified genre but an attitude towards electronic music. I feel lucky I got to witness that.

@mrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrm 7 месяцев назад

Yeah early to mid 00 breakcore was such fun. Every artist in that bracket has their own unique sound more so than now where it's a bit more generic 😊 Shout out to my faves of that era: Shitmat, Venetian Snares, Ladyscraper, Bong Ra, Hrvatski💪

@semajxocliw 6 месяцев назад

this guy edms

@vahekhachaturian2424 10 месяцев назад

- What subgenres do you have, Breakcore? - Yes

@donkeykong315 10 месяцев назад

This is the person that chooses to be the change they want to see in the world. Bless u

@baldbeardedbassist 11 месяцев назад

This video is on another level, man. History lesson, technical analysis, AND awesome music with tracks displayed as they're played??? I've never seen a DJ mix video like this. Bravo

@Rednetthall2 10 месяцев назад

I just realized what most modern Sonic the Hedgehog games would work AMAZING with Happy Hardcore

@kagitsune 4 месяца назад

I remember online guides like this online in the early 2000s, with nested subgenres and little 30 second clips because that was all our dial-up could handle. I used to be pretty obsessed with the labels, but now I recognize that they’re most useful if you’re a DJ or a hardcore fan of one genre who is looking for something specific. Stay groovy, friends. ❤

@RudeSnipe 2 месяца назад

Ah, an Ishkur guide's fan. We all are.

@rschana100 2 месяца назад

Drum & Bass is Jungle and Jungle is Drum & Bass. Ive grown up with this music. Ive listen to albums which say Drum & Bass and now its called Jungle as a seperate genre. This whole things is splitting the genre. I can say there is a difference between Hardcore and DnB/Jungle.

@xLadyRaine Месяц назад

I've always referred to then as the same to. It's all just "jungle dnb" as far as I'm concerned 😂

@Prinz_Kasper 11 месяцев назад

Dude that mash up between Machinedrum - Wait 4 U and 1991 - Steezy is seriously incredible

@silversonome5360 11 месяцев назад

Saving this video for later, I wanna understand the funky noise music that my little brother enjoys

@minisentry159 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for finally showing the differences between break core and dnb in a way that the depressed “breakcore” mixers can understand

@veranozombie2317 2 месяца назад

You changed my life

@michael_lositsky 11 месяцев назад

Listening to Jungle/Breakcore/DnB music since 2004. And appreciate your effort very much, also thanks for introducing such great artists. Jungle is massive!!!

@wachuratb4950 10 месяцев назад

Same dude, I was 5 back in 04 playing sledstorm on PS1 listening to Dom & Roland

@xpavpushka 10 месяцев назад

@@wachuratb4950 Hahaha, yeah, Sled Storm was quite a ride :D

@user-nh5cw6xb3i 9 месяцев назад

Junglist massive*

@SomeRandomPiggo 8 месяцев назад

Jungle is massive, 'ere it is!!!

@thezachlambert 11 месяцев назад

I'm 31 years old/born in the middle of the the current duration of the scene in it's entirety and am SO THANKFUL that you put in the work to make a "document" such as this. I relate a lot to the frustration around the conflating of various sub-genres, especially with the new wave of artists over the past decade(ish). Like you said in the disclaimer, I'm fine with the newer stuff, but until now, it's been a murky world in terms of categorization and overall, dealing with the major deficits in understanding the scope of the scene given the fact that the average listener age is constantly shifting towards the newer listeners who didn't grow up downloading Dieselboy on Limewire and bumping that shit on your Zune or iPod... or even... A POCKET PC.

@Celldweller90 9 месяцев назад

Man i loved Atlantic State by Dieselboy!

@RM-el3gw 10 месяцев назад

That transition between Evaboy and Machinegirl was flawless

@groundtodust 10 месяцев назад

God, I would love something like this for Goth/Industrial/EBM, etc.

@bredmond812 11 месяцев назад

I needed this. This music affected me deeply as a pre-teen/early teen and I am much more compelled by it than other genres. I am not musically trained so I don't really know how to label them and explore them better. I just can say I like this song, I like that song, etc. Thank you very much for making this!

@gengraded 10 месяцев назад

A life without labels sounds pretty swell to me.

@bredmond812 10 месяцев назад

@gengraded the labels I'm referring to are not about labeling people. I just mean I don't know what the special characteristics are for each of the genres.

@gengraded 10 месяцев назад

@@bredmond812 I understood as that way. As someone who deconstructs and breaks elements down and creates there is a part of me that wonders what it's like not to have the music theory background and analysis part of listening and just enjoying it.

@bredmond812 10 месяцев назад

@gengraded ah, OK. You are a musician. That makes sense. I have heard of these sentiments among musicians before. For example, when I read about the Daft Punk album "Discovery" apparently they wanted to return to the feeling where music was just a good feeling, and not a technical- guided production. It might have been a different album, but I don't think so. Anyway, it sounds like you can relate.

@gengraded 10 месяцев назад

@@bredmond812 When my cousins were really young I would hold down chords on my guitar with my left hand and just let them play with the strings however they wanted. It was fascinating watching them slap the strings, try and pluck them. They would laugh and laugh because I would do my best to make due with how they were playing. I want to get on their level if that makes sense.

@chip-toon Год назад

I love how this is both a great guide and intro to these genres through telling it's history, but also doubles as a really good oldskool mix. Great stuff. 💖

@RM-el3gw 11 месяцев назад

that's what I'm using it for lol

@morrisalanisette9067 11 месяцев назад

looks like most of the tracks here are pretty recent

@sashimi879 Месяц назад

Clean your ears, geezer@@morrisalanisette9067

@PunishedDad 2 месяца назад

I appreciate the distinctions because DnB will just always hit different for me

@darkwebwindex 20 дней назад

I am so glad I accidentally found this video. I have been getting really into this umbrella of music and have loved happy hardcore since I was a kid, and it’s great to understand more of what’s happening

@ceIsius Год назад

Holy shit this is the most detailed guide I've ever seen. The effort in researching the information and making this 2 hour long video is incredible. I'd literally do anything just to make this video gain more attention.

@npesta 9 месяцев назад

What a great mix! As awesome as the new stuff is, I love how some of the earlier genres play with sound. I love how they try to really surprise you and always attempt to create a unique atmosphere. I really appreciate the information as it helped me understand how to more easily find what I’m actually looking for when I’m looking for new music. Many thanks!

@mmanimosity 9 месяцев назад

Hi npesta👋

@Drukiii 8 месяцев назад

Npesta is a breakbeat enjoyer, who could've guessed

@Cryptcat0 7 месяцев назад

out of all people npesta holyyy

@CatSussyGaming 6 месяцев назад

never knew npesta likes this type of music

@gqc888 6 месяцев назад

same, i figured out the stuff i mainly enjoy is techstep and older liquid dnb

@JesseDanielSmith 3 месяца назад

This really showcases one of the best aspects of the internet

@bladonski 6 месяцев назад

Just starting this but important to note that breakcore was also prevalent in the early 90's in Germany. It was originally a mix between various hardcore electronic styles with jungle beats. It then got reinvented in the late 90's with drill & bass and idm influences.

@fluttershed 10 месяцев назад

NO WAY HAPPY HARDCORE I LOVE THAT GENRE

@CaliIzActive 7 месяцев назад

I know this is to educate us but the mix itself is beyond amazing

@arktrus Год назад

good vid mate i started listening to dnb/jungle/breakcore in 2020 due to sewerslvt and one of the first things i did was do some research about dnb and breakcore (i am very information and knowledge hungry), so i'm already quite familiar with the differences and history of all three. however, i didn't know about breakbeat hardcore. when i heard people say that "jungle split off from hardcore" i legit thought they were talking about some early form of gabber lol

@kormannn1 5 месяцев назад

My first experience with DnB/jungle/hardcore was somewhere in 2000-2005 when I was a kid playing a game on PS1. I can't exactly tell how I found dnb while surfing the Internet, it felt like as if I knew it was always there and I was irregularly listening to it. Took some years for me to discover jungle, then breakcore, then happy hardcore, and now I just discovered bb hardcore from this video.

@umathefurry 2 месяца назад

politely, ingest shards of glass

@rudyspective1870 10 месяцев назад

Came for the cool music, stayed for the whole Masterclass and now I have the degree! Thank you!!

@dovesr0478 24 дня назад

Honestly I don't care at all about the minute differences between genres but this mix is sick as fuck

@shortattentionspa..... 21 день назад

To say you nailed this would be an insult, phenomenal mix and thanks so much for making this, nice to see legends in the scene providing education on heritage and welcome more peeps to the family, big ups!

@Bkoded 11 месяцев назад

i went into this video expecting some toxic video complaining about sewerslvt or something and was instead greeted with a great track selection that does an incredible job at summarizing genres, i love this also that mks x turbulence double was brutal youre incredibly talented

@unhappyrefrain2924 11 месяцев назад

sewerslvt is goated anyway

@Bkoded 10 месяцев назад

@@unhappyrefrain2924 musically 100%

@neoman289151 7 месяцев назад

Holy shit I never knew hardcore/happy hardcore started as breakbeat offshoots! I always knew it for the more rave style stuff, that's so interesting

@dxmthl 7 месяцев назад

Well, at least in the UK it did. I probably should've mentioned this in the video, but mainland Europe also independently developed it's own version of Happy Hardcore, which was based off of Gabber/Hardcore Techno. I'm not very familiar with the overall history of Happy Hardcore and don't really listen to much of it outside of the old skool UK style stuff, but it seems like the UK's version of Happy Hardcore did evolve to me more like Gabber/Hardcore Techno by the later half of the 90s. So I suspect that a lot of modern Happy Hardcore is taking influence from both the UK breakbeat type stuff and the European Gabber type stuff.

@OllyDee123 3 месяца назад

@@dxmthl I know you wrote this 4 months ago but you're absolutely right. Cross-pollination occurred between the UK and the Netherlands via Scotland who had its own nascent rave music with Bouncy Techno. There was a great deal of crossover (Scottish artists playing at the Thunderdome-style events for example) which bled down the country into the north, almost certainly forcing an emphasis on kickdrums into Hardcore/Happy Hardcore. The style you think of when some says Happy Hardcore (Shooting Star etc) is essentially a fusion of Bouncy Techno and Happy Hardcore. Paul Elstak and Scott Brown were probably the lads responsible for this.

@Nowordscameout 5 месяцев назад

Came for the education, stayed for the mix!

@PastaSauce7 10 месяцев назад

the netian snare 🥁

@snapphanen 11 месяцев назад

Been around these genres now for about 15 years when I first saw them in my early teens. Pretty good representations although I see you selected a lot of modern tracks. It would be cool if these modern tracks were put into context of older ones to really showcase the history of each genre.

@sapien82 7 месяцев назад

Yeh I was impressed the video seciton on Jungle didnt include Maximum style - tom and jerry , Shy FX - original nuttah, the water margin - studio pressure, or conquering lion - code red etc

@vbwh4t_ 11 месяцев назад

wish there was more early 2000's breakcore since that'd be a pretty good example of how it evolved over the years. some early examples can be venetian snares, dev/null, datach'i, ruby my dear, and tons more. just gotta find it 😉

@1oneguythat 11 месяцев назад

ost's for dreamcast or any 1998-2001 video game ost. give or take..

@1oneguythat 11 месяцев назад

2004

@1oneguythat 11 месяцев назад

sega marine fishing !! !!

@RoboSlaughter 11 месяцев назад

@@1oneguythat no thats dnb

@RoboSlaughter 11 месяцев назад

yea needs the evolution from remarc to vibert/bogdan raczynski/sqpusher/aphex and the euro stuff like alec empire/digicore thru to VS and hellfish and all of that

@FlamespeedyAMV 7 месяцев назад

Jungle is making a come back in 2023, noice

@tropical_jo 8 месяцев назад

I'm actually working on essay for English class basing on how social media is influencing breakcore as jungle. This really helps with me being able to pull them apart further! thank you so much! (You'll be on the credit list (though it won't be published LOL))

@minecraftbuildswithme4797 4 месяца назад

I know it's like 2 years late but this guide is actually super amazing no joke- Thank you so much cause I was totally lost while discovering Hardcore, DnB and Jungle for the first time lol And this was SUPER well made like, going over the history and common traits of each genre was super helpful man

@gd5158 10 месяцев назад

Holy shit that Radicall - In The Air tune is fucking insane im getting goosebumps

@rootvalue 10 месяцев назад

Great mix. I'm not involved in the genre war in any way, but it's interesting to learn how people seek inclusion and exclusion. Super fun listen through.

@roo.pzz4380 9 месяцев назад

this whole type of music is a vibe

@kittyburger6553 4 месяца назад

As a fan of all these genres, its so refreshing seeing someone take the time to dedicate an educational video on them and their differenes all the while playing phenomenal tunes. Keep up the good work!

@kittyburger6553 4 месяца назад

also, happy to see sewerslvt acknowledged in the genre. Love her music to bits - her music followed me through so many stages of my life

@sashkinpashkin 5 месяцев назад

I love these mini mixes so much, growing up my dad loved Jungle and Liquid DnB and my mom was a Happy Hardcore type of gal, so I grew up listening to those and its sister genres a lot! Im glad to see people getting into them more often and these mixes explaining the differences with some history is honestly a godsend! ❤

@gurp8051 3 дня назад

getting recommended this as I just started getting into jungle and breakbeat is a god send track list is stellar

@hamzahsaifullah9600 10 месяцев назад

Zamn. Almost had to comment "How about gabber?" until I saw and read the first section of the explanation loll

@egglito 11 месяцев назад

gonna be using this guide as a way to help folks distinguish between jugle/dnb and breakcore, cuz the mislabeling is really starting to irk me. also big props for this fire mix, it has introduced me to some new artists and i can't wait to deep dive into their discographies

@DukeChameleon 11 месяцев назад

1:15:55 Damn this slaps so hard

@Astro_War 5 дней назад

Sunday morning chilling and I'm stoned and sat eating breakfast (peanut butter and Nutella on rice cakes and some fruit if youre wondering lol) and this pops up in my feed and I'm so glad it did. You did an amazing job with this👍

@error404__user__not__found 5 месяцев назад

1:38:49 "Subgenres: yes" 😂

@high5502 Год назад

i like how there are two completely separate genres of music called hardcore

@MSDK_DARKDRAGON Год назад

Two? Hahaha Hardcore Hardcore (Metal) Hardcore (Techno) Hardcore (Breakbeat) Hardcore (Rave) Hardcore-Punk Mainstream Hardcore Happy Hardcore Gothic-Hardcore Classical-Hardcore Hard Renaissance Powerstomp Tribecore Hard Techno / Schranz Slowcore Doomcore (also Metal) Darkcore Gabber Nu-Gabber Hardtek Frenchcore Uptempo-Hardcore Industrial Hardcore (also Metal) Noisecore HARSHCORE Speedcore Terrorcore Splittercore Extratone (Suizidcore, Flextone, Supertone, Hypertone) + XTRA-RAW And also my favorite: Crossbreed (Hardcore x DnB)

@dxmthl Год назад

@@MSDK_DARKDRAGON Good list, though there's at least a few genres you missed, like Digital Hardcore and Hardcore Rap.

@MSDK_DARKDRAGON Год назад

@@dxmthl Ah yes sorry, Digital Hardcore the little brother from Cybergrind (OZIGIRI is love)

@Hooberschmit1 Год назад

@@MSDK_DARKDRAGON Don't forget that there is also a version of Industrial Hardcore that is related to Gabber, that is lower BPM, and ofc has a more "industrial" sound. Think artists like Deathmachine.

@MSDK_DARKDRAGON Год назад

@@Hooberschmit1 You mean (Oldschool) Doomcore and Darkcore?

@Tha3l Год назад

This has been great and a fun way to learn. For the longest time I was only aware of one of the Hardcores and to me Jungle was basically just Ragga-Jungle. Have been enjoying most of these genres for years, though, so clarity really helps (especially when I'm in the mood for something specific).

@smartgenes1 11 месяцев назад

It's complicated because jungle came to be associated with ragga jungle, which forced the d&b name change. D&B was kind of a throwback to 1993 jungle but with more edited drum breaks and heavier bass. Then following that tech step and more minimalistic stuff came in too. Then add to that confusion that jungle was the umbrella term for all the music, and then d&b was the new umbrella term.

@icravenuggetspleaseiamcatb1028 17 дней назад

Sewerslvt's Mr Kill Myself and Moving Fusion's Turbulence mashup was absolutely insane. I'm in tears, thank you.

@froggerabc 3 дня назад

One of the best original mixes I've heard on here for a long time. Thank you!

@synthoelectro Год назад

Over the years I've been influenced by the earlier dub scene, 90's, and found myself creating a dub bassline in my song The Sun was once Yellow. The music has that hidden element but it's clearly an influence.

@Toripusutashi 4 месяца назад

As someone who lived through all the 90s eras. This is an unbelievably good explanation. breakbeat hardcore is in my blood ❤

@DriftHyena 2 месяца назад

53:08 samples the demo MIDI from the Yamaha MU80. I knew that little ambient clip sounded familiar!

@Stargazer-XP 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the breakdown brother I’m so sick and tired of gen z calling jungle drum and bass music breakcore

@indianna.777 7 месяцев назад

Despite i would put more classics in the Jungle and Breakcore segments, this is a very very very well done and accurate video, both from the educational purpose and the musical perspectives.

@Rosem_Blossom 2 месяца назад

This entire mix is really good. My favorite genres by far. What a cool thing to do. Educational music mix. Amazing idea.

@veranozombie2317 2 месяца назад

I finally opened this world, I've been waiting for it for a long time, thanks

@ashleyhunte 10 месяцев назад

As someone who is brand spanking new to the genre, this is a godsend. This is EXACTLY the kind of video I've been looking for, I've been wanting to learn more about these genres so I can get into them and find stuff I like, but have been struggling with how to differentiate them or even where to start. The descriptions are so helpful, this entire list is basically an organized recommendations list, and it's so well mixed that it's also just a really damn good listen. Instant subscription, thank you for your service

@manny27392 9 месяцев назад

Are we going to see more of these kind of videos in the future ? It would even be absolutely amazing if you made the exact same video as this one but with other songs !

@moony3335 9 месяцев назад

From a new fan of these genres, this is a fucking godsend and i literally cannot thank you enough. Ur the goat💞💞♡❗️

@taylore2877 4 месяца назад

This is excellent for my set I’m planning. To make sure I hit nail on the head

@nottiredofwinning3736 10 месяцев назад

Incredibly informative, thank you! For years, I thought there was "good dnb" and "bad dnb", but now I know, all dnb is good, and the bad dnb is just called something else!

@degen_ 9 месяцев назад

u really thought you did something

@pseudosilent 10 месяцев назад

Great video! I like all the explanations, especially the descriptions of each genre, especially of breakcore. the only thing I don't really like are the examples of breakcore used... there are much better examples than Machine Girl and TOKYOPILL... not to mention the repetitive drum loops in Emptiness are not characteristic of breakcore breaks... etc without mentioning the obvious (vsnares): Datach'i, Ebola, LAF-O, Doormouse, Foxdye, Cardopusher, Epsilon, pencil, Mekuso, Ladyscraper, Xanopticon, Sickboy...

@dxmthl 10 месяцев назад

Yeah, the Breakcore examples are easily my biggest regret with this video. Part of it was due to me not having as good of an understanding of what Breakcore is as I thought I did back when I made this. Another part of it's just due to laziness. And yet another part of it's due to the fact that I just completely forgot I'd picked up a couple tracks by Ruby My Dear and Stazma on a PRSPCT Records comp album I got back in 2021 lol. Didn't remember I had those tracks until like a month after I uploaded this video, and I've been kicking myself for it ever since.

@pseudosilent 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for the response! I will say I've no issues with the inclusion of onionfriends2004. I'd label it breakcore with no issue. Stazma would've been a great addition for sure. Hell, I'd see nothing wrong with uploading a rendition of this video, maybe even including double the amount of songs in the breakcore section's mix, I'm thinking it would effectively illustrate the complexity and diversity of the genre and how it mixes with other genres... 😊 I understand it might not seem worth it... I'm just too defensive about breakcore I think 😁 again, good work on the video overall.

@kirillholt2329 Год назад

The track selection is commendable. I applaud your work. Very well done.

@SillyLilDawg 11 дней назад

these are the kinda video essays i would love to see more of.

@herniagaming 10 месяцев назад

I swear the UK brought about so many cool genres of music and I'd even go as far as to say it is responsible for why we have so much variety in music these days

@JABEX71 11 месяцев назад

as a breakcore dj and enthusiast, i think that the text its really well done, but the track selection is not quite there, i recomend to the people look for artists like: -neocortex -96glass -gabbang -tusk mite -turismo blu -bang man

@justinwescott8125 11 месяцев назад

One thing I can say about each of these genres, is that Emma Essex has mastered all of them under the aliases Renard, Bandetto, The Quick Brown Fox, Jackal Queenston, Rotteen, Furries in a Blender, etc etc.

@The_Super_Poodle 7 дней назад

As far as I’m concerned, no one but me listens to this kind of music so I’ll call it whatever I want. 🤷🏾‍♂️😂

@wj11jam78 Месяц назад

Since watching this mix which I love very much, I've found lots of great mixes on youtube. But the sad thing is that... I simply will never get to listen to this one for the first time again. Something about it, the educational aspect, the fact that the tempo increases over time as a natural consequence of the changes in genre, the song choices. Its just perfect. If I could have one thing right now it'd be a sequel to this mix.

@flower-ld5id 10 месяцев назад

I first heard about breakcore in about 2016 when I was into noise music and went down the extreme music rabbit hole. This led me to learn about the different flavours of rave/dance music and their chronology which can be quite confusing. This video puts it across very well, while leaving room for further research / individual interpretation.

@Kaltinril 10 месяцев назад

I love the breakdown, I also enjoy the explanations and history. I was a little disappointed you didn't use a majority of songs from the eras. You used so much from 2015+. Where is KraftWerk, dieselboy, aphex twin, Carl Cox, Orbital, Prodigy, ATB, St. John, Chemical Brothers, Scooter, Orbital, Danny the Wild Child, The Chemical Brothers, Daft Punk, Fatboy Slim, Da Rude, Paul Van Dyk, and more. Maybe even some DJ mixes like DJ Dan, DJ Micro, Alice DeeJay, Granted some of these may not fit your genre completely, but I was surprised to find most of your songs not from the era you were speaking to. However, all that being said, great work man.