Drum & Bass artists styles and subgenres

[dnbfan4life]

Can someone name artists that produce these styles?
Darkstep, hardstep, funkstep, jazzstep, dancefloor, jump-up, drumstep, liquid funk, neurofunk, techstep, IDM,
Breakcore, digital hardcore, raggacore, technoid

 

[Vydx]

the fuck is neurofunk??

 

[SteveR94]

You've literally just said every "subgenre" of DnB so just go on YouTube and browse for yourself.

 

[Teddy]

It's all nice with fisher price.
Listen and learn, make faces that gurn.

The wiki page you got those sub genres from has examples of artists.

 

[Gloxxy]

Intelligent Dance Music makes me laugh. Dance music is made for people that are off their swede to dance to. Repetition is the key to Dance Music so calling it Intelligent is the most inane load of shite I've heard.

SDM.....................................................................................Stupid Dance Music.

 

[Vanden]

Digital Hardcore pahahaha

 

[DeeGun]

Digital Hardcore is a label, not a genre.

 

[Dagz]

Remember when it was just simply Jungle/Drum & Bass...

The subgenre divided us

 

[dnbfan4life]

@Vydx
'Neurofunk' (also known more simply and informally as just 'Neuro') is a subgenre of drum and bass which emerged between 1997 and 1998 in London, England as a progression of techstep. It was further developed by juxtaposed elements of heavier and harder forms of funk with multiple influences ranging from techno, houseand jazz, distinguished by consecutive stabs over the bassline and razor-sharp backbeats.

 

[dnbfan4life]

Yeah I guess I could've browsed on YouTube before. Just wanted to know from true drum & bass fans. Thanks for the help.

 

[Phillasophical]

@Vydx
'Neurofunk' (also known more simply and informally as just 'Neuro') is a subgenre of drum and bass which emerged between 1997 and 1998 in London, England as a progression of techstep. It was further developed by juxtaposed elements of heavier and harder forms of funk with multiple influences ranging from techno, houseand jazz, distinguished by consecutive stabs over the bassline and razor-sharp backbeats.

lolz but what "wave" are you talking about

 

[SteveR94]

Yeah I guess I could've browsed on YouTube before. Just wanted to know from true drum & bass fans. Thanks for the help.

Thing is, we can't help you cause of how vague you were. If you said just one of those things you listed, maybe people would have given proper suggestions and this thread wouldn't have gone to shit so quickly!

 

[Vydx]

It's not gone to shit though, @dnbfan4life just shed some light on what neurofunk is, thanks btw !

lolz but what "wave" are you talking about

What is this wave business you are talking about? I've seen it quite a few times, 1st wave, 2nd wave, 3rd wave...is there an 'e' th wave? Would like some more info on that.

 

[Phillasophical]

What is this wave business you are talking about? I've seen it quite a few times, 1st wave, 2nd wave, 3rd wave...is there an 'e' th wave? Would like some more info on that.

Same here, seen it popping up here on the forum lately, thought Id take the mickey. Seems its a sub-sub-genre someones created. Its getting a bit ridiculous