Alright, so, from listening to sets and reading stuff on the internet, I have made a post with the most notorious differences between Portugal and England in the DnB scene
The Good Things:
- We have almost no MC's
- DJ's (even UK ones) almost never do a rewind, it's non-stop action
- Our Portuguese DJ's are pretty much the kind of people you will see walking around the street or at your local disco, so you can speak to them with no hassles
Neutral:
- Although this is pretty much down to the own person's preference, we have A LOT less Jump Up than England, and a lot more Dark/Neuro stuff, with artists like Counterstrike, Spor, etc dropping by frequently
- There is not much security at our venues. I've seen people walk up to the DJ's for song requests, autographs, etc. This can be good but it can also leave a bad impression as it probably annoys the DJ a lot
The Bad Things:
- We have no weekend festivals, only one-nighter's
- We clearly don't have nights with 30 known DnB DJ's
- The 3 big ones (Andy C, Hype, Friction) don't drop by much frequently
Of course I know England is the country for DnB, I'm just extremely bored and wanted to leave my personal impression to try and change your views on Portuguese DnB, since I've spotting some Portugal hate frequently (must be because we own your ass in football
)
The Good Things:
- We have almost no MC's
- DJ's (even UK ones) almost never do a rewind, it's non-stop action
- Our Portuguese DJ's are pretty much the kind of people you will see walking around the street or at your local disco, so you can speak to them with no hassles
Neutral:
- Although this is pretty much down to the own person's preference, we have A LOT less Jump Up than England, and a lot more Dark/Neuro stuff, with artists like Counterstrike, Spor, etc dropping by frequently
- There is not much security at our venues. I've seen people walk up to the DJ's for song requests, autographs, etc. This can be good but it can also leave a bad impression as it probably annoys the DJ a lot
The Bad Things:
- We have no weekend festivals, only one-nighter's
- We clearly don't have nights with 30 known DnB DJ's
- The 3 big ones (Andy C, Hype, Friction) don't drop by much frequently
Of course I know England is the country for DnB, I'm just extremely bored and wanted to leave my personal impression to try and change your views on Portuguese DnB, since I've spotting some Portugal hate frequently (must be because we own your ass in football
)
