September 29th, 2020
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By: FatKidOnFire
A Bass Education
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Joseph Junior Adenuga, better known as Skepta, is a man who’s operated under plenty of guises. He’s a genuine triple threat of DJ, MC, and producer – and as a leading member of one of...
July 24th, 2020
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By: FatKidOnFire
A Bass Education
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Dubstep, in all its permutations, is a very special sound.
In our latest addition to the Bass Education archive, we will pay homage to an artist that has proven notoriously hard to capture in...
May 18th, 2016
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By: FatKidOnFire
A Bass Education
This week’s 30 Minutes of Bass Education feature documents an artist who's brought a more global sound to dubstep. In the many countries where the sound's producers and fans are found, 'regional' dubstep seems to balance its original values and the more underground sounds that are found locally....
May 2nd, 2016
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By: FatKidOnFire
A Bass Education
In our last feature, we did our best to explain the significance of the Bristolian scene and the impact it had on Peverelist’s musical heritage. As for the musician we’re paying homage to in #28, the 'Bristol sound' is simply part of the greater story. Kahn breathes musicality, and living in Bristol...
April 18th, 2016
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By: FatKidOnFire
A Bass Education
Generally speaking, we attribute the birth of the dubstep genre to South London. One of the sound's earliest adopters, however, was Bristol - nurturing and raising the newborn UK underground offspring like a teacher does with a student or parent with child. And while it's hard to capture the phenomenon...
April 3rd, 2016
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By: FatKidOnFire
A Bass Education
After an (unintended) long period of absence, we're back with the latest instalment to the 30 Minutes of Bass Education series. Our goal is to revive the series to the same level, frequency and spirit as in previous years - we've no good excuse as to why it's taken so long to get #26 out but the upside of...
November 8th, 2015
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By: FatKidOnFire
A Bass Education
After an (unintended) leave of absence, our 30 Minutes of Bass Education series is back - and with an extra special unique addition to the archive this week. We recently had the honour of sitting down and having a chat with Jerôme Meyer, otherwise known as the legendary Parisian producer and DJ Von...
August 4th, 2015
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By: FatKidOnFire
A Bass Education
There’s very few people in our scene who can ignore the importance and influence that Rusko has had on dubstep.
And we don't say that lightly. Chris Mercer is a phenomenon who's personally responsible for shaping many of the scattered subgenres in electronic music throughout his musical...
July 23rd, 2015
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By: FatKidOnFire
A Bass Education
Gary McCann has always had a license for dubplates.
The producer grew up in a family of music enthusiasts; his father and two brothers were record collector. You’d imagine this would inspire the young Gary into record collecting as well - but his childhood ambitions were wildly different. Gary...
July 8th, 2015
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By: FatKidOnFire
A Bass Education
In our opinion, Malcolm Gustave may be one of the most overlooked DJs and producers from the early days of dubstep through to today, with the sound's global following. His continued efforts in pushing the underground sound make him one of the true dubstep originators.
Growing up in West London,...