Can't believe there isn't a thread on here about this already?
It took me a while to get to the bottom of what it was, only hearing reports of it here & there. So it comes down to Confederate statues in the south which many are wanting to see taken down over their connotations to slavery
Not sure what I think about the issue... as there is argument either side on it
The thing though is what seems to be in place in America is an antagonistic, belligerent and holier-than-thou 'left wing' that I don't think we really have over here, which has led to that social conservatism of the 'alt-right' that has built up... off the back of that, are riding the free market ideologues arguing for even freer deregulated markets (wtf?)
and then yes, the white nationalists
Of course, images were shocking and were easy to have knee-jerk outrage at... So what does anyone else think?
Omni Music brings another new talent to your ears, in the shape of Jaskin. Previously featured on Omni Music compilations Ohmni-Science 1 and 2; this time he takes full control of the sounds with his own devastatingly beautiful EP.
Full of all the elements Omni Music likes most, this EP takes it's sonic path through enchanting melodies, dreamy pads, and hypnotic beats to deliver an abundance of Artcore-Jungle sounds. This is another artist to be watched as the musical drum and bass scene expands.
Omni Music brings another new talent to your ears, in the shape of Jaskin. Previously featured on Omni Music compilations Ohmni-Science 1 and 2; this time he takes full control of the sounds with his own devastatingly beautiful EP.
Full of all the elements Omni Music likes most, this EP takes it's sonic path through enchanting melodies, dreamy pads, and hypnotic beats to deliver an abundance of Artcore-Jungle sounds. This is another artist to be watched as the musical drum and bass scene expands.
An extremely specific era, perhaps short lived sub genre of 90's dance music, which worked great on the floor, in clubs and such. The Chemical Brothers peaked at their most mainstream, Josh Wink would drop breaks in the middle of a house tune, and Omar Santana was always the don.
I liked some of it for sure, and it was fun to hear breakbeats in the middle of house sets whenever I went out. Perhaps Omar Santana was just continuing his own evolution in showing listeners then what all that can be done with hardcore techno vibes, hiphop, freestyle, latin & electro roots, and what can be done with breakbeats in general.
Can anyone help to identify this collection of samples? These filenames were retrieved from DAW project files from around 2004 but I am struggling to find the original AIFFs.
101 jungle bass.aiff
808 bass.aiff
Bad bass bomb.aiff
Bad man.aiff
Bass box.aiff
BC sound.aiff
Bees sound.aiff
Blow pipe bass.aiff
Bounce bass.aiff
Chopper sound.aiff
Clean pitch bass.aiff
Criminal bass.aiff
depth bass.aiff
Devil bass.aiff
Dirt bass.aiff
Dist bass.aiff
Engine bass.aiff
Forge sound.aiff
Grimeys.aiff
Harmonic wisk bass.aiff
Jungle bass 2.aiff
Jungle bass.aiff
Killer lead bass.aiff
Korg bass.aiff
Long bow.aiff
Long dist.aiff
Low sub.aiff
Mash up bass.aiff
Menace 1.aiff
Micro basser.aiff
moto bass.aiff
Org bass.aiff
psp bass.aiff
Real warp bass.aiff
stompers bass.aiff
Strange wave bass.aiff
Super sub.aiff
terror bass.aiff
twisted bass.aiff
Twisted bass style.aiff
twist em bass.aiff
two spike bass.aiff
Upper Bass.aiff
White bass.aiff
wild bass.aiff
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