Sketchstep
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I know this has already been done in other forums, but what the hey? So with that in mind, which producer blew your mind away this year? I couldn't just pick one, so here's my list:
Antoine Clamaran: I first heard this guy's production works in late 2000-early 2001, so I'm not sure if he deserves to be nominated for this year. But with tracks like Get Up, Trachade, Experience, What, and Dr Drum, it doesn't matter when these tracks were made, this guy is one sick producer.
Sebastien Leger: Just listen to "We Are" and you'll understand why he gets my nomination. Words can't describe the feelings I get when I hear this track.
Rubber Souls aka Jason Jinx: Jason Jinx comes out of retirement strong, with "Can U Relate"; hard and dirty tech-house at it's finest. I also enjoyed his other track "Modulate". I'm really looking forward to what he'll release in the new year.
Bryan Zentz: This guy could've easily scored a nomination in the Techno forum, however seeing as his tracks are so funky, I'm gonna give him the benefit of the doubt and regard him as a tech-house dj. Everglade, Goddess, Watch the Sun, and all his other productions are just dirty tracks plain and simple.
Hatiras: Following all his sucess with Spaced Invaderz, Hatiras came strong in 2001 with tracks like "Lost In Space" and his remix of "Uprocking Beats"; proving to the world that he's just not some one hit wonder and that he knows how to rock the dancefloor. Of course we all knew that, I'm just refering to those who haven't heard of his production works prior to Spaced Invaderz.
Well that's my list, other notables that didn't make the list include:
Wally Lopez, Stefano Gamma, Erick Davenport, CZR, Billy Lo, The Street Preacherz, Olav Basoski, and soooo much more.
Happy Holidays
Dave.
Antoine Clamaran: I first heard this guy's production works in late 2000-early 2001, so I'm not sure if he deserves to be nominated for this year. But with tracks like Get Up, Trachade, Experience, What, and Dr Drum, it doesn't matter when these tracks were made, this guy is one sick producer.
Sebastien Leger: Just listen to "We Are" and you'll understand why he gets my nomination. Words can't describe the feelings I get when I hear this track.
Rubber Souls aka Jason Jinx: Jason Jinx comes out of retirement strong, with "Can U Relate"; hard and dirty tech-house at it's finest. I also enjoyed his other track "Modulate". I'm really looking forward to what he'll release in the new year.
Bryan Zentz: This guy could've easily scored a nomination in the Techno forum, however seeing as his tracks are so funky, I'm gonna give him the benefit of the doubt and regard him as a tech-house dj. Everglade, Goddess, Watch the Sun, and all his other productions are just dirty tracks plain and simple.
Hatiras: Following all his sucess with Spaced Invaderz, Hatiras came strong in 2001 with tracks like "Lost In Space" and his remix of "Uprocking Beats"; proving to the world that he's just not some one hit wonder and that he knows how to rock the dancefloor. Of course we all knew that, I'm just refering to those who haven't heard of his production works prior to Spaced Invaderz.
Well that's my list, other notables that didn't make the list include:
Wally Lopez, Stefano Gamma, Erick Davenport, CZR, Billy Lo, The Street Preacherz, Olav Basoski, and soooo much more.
Happy Holidays
Dave.
