Steve Gurley - Hotboys (Dub)

[@J.M.Stigner]

Man this album is so full of bangers

[@TakeMeBackPirateRadio]

100%

[@felixdoylehammond2497]

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[@TakeMeBackPirateRadio]

@@felixdoylehammond2497 Straight back you bruva!!

[@marohkamara5445]

Indeed the roots of dubstep are grime garage dnb etc reggae

[@TakeMeBackPirateRadio]

This tune is a Percy Ingle!!!!

[@blueeyedboxer20008]

Mr Gurley providing the class once again

[@BlackRhythmRecords]

" you can't make this stuff up " - world class

[@OldCassetteTapes]

Oh good share. Thank you!!!!

[@Michael.Eddington]

Big tune

[@Michael.Eddington]

I’ll come back to check in once a year or so 😂 Still a massive subtle banger this one

[@djdariusukg9162]

a classic ..........

[@TakeMeBackPirateRadio]

Mashes up any rave!!!

[@joeyhowe7667]

honestly i think this is the best track on the album, all bangers tho

[@patrickcouprie5778]

Just wonderful want to rave all night long

[@yongiproductions3490]

Sounds like something out of the ps2 sims games

[@cheesypeanuts]

Steve Gurley as in foul play/4 horsemen of the apocalypse???

[@ecco0197]

ye

[@breakfreak3181]

Yup....one of the best UK dance music producers ever IMO. Bad man!

[@TakeMeBackPirateRadio]

Yeah it's the guy!! Proper legend!!!!

[@grooveseeka]

big 2step tune

[@marcoparrott6461]

Safe for the upload brav. lost this CD few years back

[@princealigorna7468]

Was this the first song to feature a prominent wobble? Because I think it's the earliest track I've heard it on. I know the deep bass has always been a part of the garage the dubstep evolved from, but most garage doesn't have the wobble

[@mhalatsis]

wobble is most commonly applied in american dubstep, especially that targeted at a more mass market audience; as it is used to structurally occupy the same role in these songs as rock guitars would in stadium rock (actually a whole lot of overlap btw the two genres structurally, skrillex's music in particular betrays his cali punk roots). i don't really know if wobble can be described as necessary to the dubstep genre as a result. on the other hand, i find that you often get a similar effect in old belgian & dutch and gabber & hardcore records, where the bass is intentionally left distorted in production such that it sounds kind of liquid, unstable, and wubby. seems like the wobble effect goes back a ways then.

[@HonestSonics]

mhalatsis You could mention the 'wobble' of pure sub bass a lot of the original dubstep guys employed, and is used through 'til now. Cyrus, Skream, Benga (easy one to list there, as he has a tune by the name!) etc.

[@JAIQMUSIC]

Prince Aligorna no that would be some jungle tunes from like 1994 mate

[@TheBennychin]

+SFJR Yes, that's very correct. In fact, Steve Gurley (when he was known as Rogue Unit) made lots of Jungle and Drum and Bass tunes since 1994, you should check them out; they are amazing.

[@princealigorna7468]

Okay, yeah, I've heard some D&B from the mid-late 90's that have that kind of staggering, drunken swag sub-bass. Makes sense. There's been some crossover between the styles for years. Jungle/D&B have influenced pretty much everything since 1993.

[@Defeshh]

Unreal

[@Defeshh]

Ys fuck love it

[@Defeshh]

Seize the moment, time flies

[@elevener5822]

❤

[@mandemwavey8931]

Mad ting so tuff And rough

[@4HoursSleep]

badman tune

[@therobinbolt]

Big riddim

[@albrowne173]

al browne and steve gurley production

[@gecho5427]

So this is were it all started...

[@TheBennychin]

Wait what? No! This is 2-Step Garage, not Dubstep (if that's what you were trying to imply). Dubstep started a year after this was released (the tune, not the compilation).

[@finosuilleabhain7781]

This album is definitely the best thing Donald Trump has ever given us.

[@AlanPereira69]

what?

[@laurentduval5094]

You what mate?

[@finosuilleabhain7781]

@@laurentduval5094 I've no idea. Why did I write that? Must be a reason. I'll get back to you. Maybe the 12 people who liked my comment can help.

[@KimStennabbCaesar]

@@finosuilleabhain7781 You were probably high.

[@finosuilleabhain7781]

@@KimStennabbCaesar No, gave that up a lot more than 3 years ago (tragically). Love this album, despise Trump with a passion, but why the hell I wrote that I just can't imagine. A bit disturbing really.

[@icebergmike27]

This is that music that Skrillex DOESN'T make. lol

[@christophernicholson6714]

Micah Houghton LOOOOL

[@hughmann5046]

Soooo if it werent for House, there wouldnt be Dubstep.

[@music_by_carlos]

jungle, drumstep, house

[@TheBennychin]

Well yes, but this isn't House or Dubstep.

[@TheBennychin]

Carlos Alvarez: Contrary to popular belief, Jungle isn't actually connected to Dubstep. Sure, some artists were influenced by Jungle, but it doesn't exactly have any direct influence to Dubstep. Dubstep came from Dub and 2-Step Garage. 2-Step Garage came from UK Garage, and UK Garage is a type of Electronic music influenced by Garage (American Garage), which is a type of music influenced by House. No Jungle in any of those. Also, Drumstep came AFTER Dubstep. In fact, it's a FUSION of Dubstep and Drum and Bass.

[@adubsteplover4294]

Isn't UK Garage the son of Drum N Bass and House? This article on Verge ( www.theverge.com/2012/8/28/3262089/history-of-dubstep-beyond-lies-the-wub ) tells something similar.

[@TheBennychin]

a Dubstep Lover: Drum and Bass, no; as for House; eh, sorta. It's not really a direct descent. UK Garage takes influence from Garage (American), and Garage takes influence from House. They both take influence from House, but they aren't exactly related to it. They are all clearly different styles. I've seen this article before, and it didn't really say anything about UK Garage being related to Drum and Bass or House.

[@sylviaiweanya711]

Kelela x Bok bok