Myom – Dub Foundation (dubby halfstep dnb - Boom Tschak-Podcast #03)

[myom]

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A dubby and reggae-influenced selection of bass music at 172 bpm, that Myom still calls Drum & Bass, but you might not.

The mix is very deep, mostly halfstep, but not the usual minimalistic stuff you hear everywhere nowadays ... more like a nextgen hybrid of Drum&Bass and Dubstep.

Myom is known for his flawless mixing and long blends, which define his own way of creating flow in his mixtapes. This one has cinematic qualities, so don´t miss it.

Tracklist:
01 Flatliners - Thirty One Dub [unsigned]
02 Morphy - Warren Dub (Mix 2) [unsigned]
03 Flatliners - Kangaroo Dub (Original Mix) [Break Fast Audio]
04 Thing - Unfinished Rhythm [Dubthing]
05 Calibre - No More [Signature]
06 J Robinson & Mental Forces - Corruption [Voodoo]
07 DBR UK - Policies [Broken Audio]
08 The Untouchables & Mental Forces - Militant Dub [Renegade Hardware]
09 Flatliners - Ramadan Dub [CX Digital]
10 Morphy - Ragga Spindle [Translation]
11 Thing - Reggae Music [Lifestyle]
12 Morphy & Flatliners - Evil Dub [Translation]
13 Thing - Music is nice [Dubthing]
14 Kodo - Coconut Dub [Buried Audio]
15 Thing - Jah Riders [Dubthing]
16 Theory - Not your Fool [Translation]
17 Flatliners - Murderer Style [CX Digital]
18 Morphy - Backpack [CX Digital]
19 The Untouchables - Lion of Judah [Translation]
20 The Untouchables - Tribulation [Extent]
21 Reskript - Knowings and Intelligence [Tribe12]
22 Marcus Intalex - Whacky Races [Soul:R]
23 Genotype - Version [Exit]
24 Morphy - The Gate [Translation]

[Statto]

hello there

[myom]

hello there

hi

SC has always been under my radar somehow. good to see that there are still lively forums out there. i havent put much effort in promoting my mixes over the last years, but for this one, i checked 40 forums from around the globe that i had bookmarked in ~2009. almost 30 of them have disappeared! i guess that´s thanks to facebook, twitter, soundcloud and a waning interest in dnb.

[Statto]

I don't know that SC is all that lively any more either — a lot of the old users now just post to their Friends on Facebook — but we're still here anyway