Interviews: Serum

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[sdm]

Big up mate!

 

[chamberz]

11. What are your Drum & Bass influences?
I love the old tunes from about 92-97. There was a certain sound that you needed to have and I really liked that because it seems so simple but took ages to perfect, and only those with the right ear could make a good addition to it, it was like a wierd form of craftsmanship. There was a lot of attention to detail in picking sounds that fitted nicely which I think is missing now, some people seem to be happy using any old noise

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I could not have put that better myself, its exactly the way i feel about the way the music is produced nowadays i just wish there were more producers around
that thought like yourself, I think the main reason is that
alot of the kids producing now are influenced from the later era's of DnB i.e..98 onwards (not that thats a bad thing !!)

Respect mate

 

[evol4276]

sweet

 

[Reapa]

Big up the Serum, keeping the Old skool, Jungle flavour alive, nuff respect

 

[Triple M]

Nice interview mate

wicked stuff

 

[Serum]

Thanks chaps,

Remember to check the new dubs in the unknown/unsigned section!

 

[logikz]

get in mark you tell them!! respect and all that!!

 

[Conscience]

New jungle all the way!!

Big ups every time- chiz for the tunes mate, and all the samples... you've spread the production bug pretty bad mmmmmmk

Forgot to mention your monthly residency in Brum - Pressure Drop 2005

 

[Charlie Van Pelt]

Congrats on the feature.