A few tunes that I feel were groundbreaking. Doc Scott - Shadowboxing - 31 Records - 1996 DJ Trace - The Mutant Revisited - Emotif - 1996 Optical - The End Part 1 - 31 Records - 1997 All 3 tracks raised eyebrows within parts of the D&B community at the time because they were different. I remember mixing Shadowboxing into Mutant Revisited and my mate said "Why are you playing this shit?" lol Which artists would you pick as groundbreaking IN current DnB? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z-6e3zIE2k http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CchTEMLhJuQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMkmfH6Wiuw
Darren White is the groundbreaker for me at the moment. Taking Drum and Bass full circle and stripping it down to the bare elements.
s.p.y for sure. he's comfortable making both soulful stuff and then switching to heavier, darker tunes.
Classic: LTJ Buekm – Atlantis (still get shivers from this one!) Krust – Warhead Alex Reece – Pulp Fiction Bad Company – The Nine I would say Lynx, D Bridge and Breakge are the recent ground breakers.
Alien girl. Because that it my answer for everything these days because it is that damn good. I will try and back it up with some sort of evidence later. Need to go to the shops now.
yeah turbulance is a banging tune, theres no doubt about it. but when it came out nobody was saying moving fusion were ground breaking because of it! groundbreaker - pioneer: someone who helps to open up a new line of research or technology or art
not what I would describe as groundbreaking..i like that tune but it obviously rips off grimey, thats what came to my mind first when I heard this.besides being good.
LENNY DE ICE - WE ARE I E LTJ BUKEM - MUSIC ALEX REECE - PULP FICTION RAY KEITH - TERRORIST SHY FX - CHOPPER REMIX JONNY L - PIPER MAMPI SWIFT - THE ONE MOVING FUSION - TURBULENCE (NO ONE WAS MAKING TUNES LIKE THIS WHEN IT CAME OUT) BAD COMPANY - THE NINE BAD COMPANY - PLANET DUST SUBFOCUS - X-RAY PENDULUM - MASOCHIST HAZARD - BUSTED HAZARD - MACHETE LYNX - DISCO DODO HAZARD - WICKED SO each one set trends, not so groundbreaking but tunes that have changed drum & bass production ideas IMO
