TRAILER/ Sonic Impact : a History of Drum&Bass - A DNB Documentary Film

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  • Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
  • You can watch the movie on vimeo.com/onde... !!
    Accompanied by 2 episodes Bonus on the UK Garage and Dubstep !!
    Share the info who those who not know our culture!
    Thank you ! 👊🙏
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Комментарии • 33

  • @UnbeatableMusicClub
    @UnbeatableMusicClub 3 месяца назад +1

    Amazing work, it's just diamond for dnb culture!

  • @TakeMeBackPirateRadio
    @TakeMeBackPirateRadio 3 года назад +4

    Looks great!! Looking forward to it!! I hope someone finally gives kudos to pirate radio movement!!

  • @baptiste9597
    @baptiste9597 3 года назад +2

    C'est ça qu'on veut !

  • @mnamethonk
    @mnamethonk 3 года назад +1

    This looks interesting.
    Very excited to hear more about the European scene.

  • @SVPERSVM
    @SVPERSVM 3 года назад +2

    Sounds super interesting ! GREAT WORK !

    • @ashelone
      @ashelone  3 года назад

      Merci beaucoup 🙏🙏

  • @MarkusAudio
    @MarkusAudio 3 года назад

    Want to see :-)

  • @ascoweapon
    @ascoweapon 3 года назад +1

    🔥🔥🔥

  • @brrrra196
    @brrrra196 3 года назад +1

    🔥

  • @geoffreyg1234
    @geoffreyg1234 2 года назад

    Where can I watch this?

    • @Ben-kw8bo
      @Ben-kw8bo 2 года назад

      Nowhere apparently. Worst marketing ever..

    • @ashelone
      @ashelone  Год назад

      You can watch the film in VOD here : www.vimeo.com/ondemand/sonicimpactdnb !

  • @tambian9130
    @tambian9130 3 года назад +1

    What's all the bullshit comments below?.. Listen up ffs...Just stop! Every kind of music influences each other in some way period! Now...Drum n bass?.. apart from the Winston's Amen break the speed factor ( bpm ) derives from hardcore 90'-93' - Lenny De ice We are E is in my opinion the backbone of all things Jungle, but with jungle u needed prominent b line, just like the old skool reggae artists eg - Fabian - Prophecy, Jah Shaka Kunte Kinte, Dennis Brown three meals a day just to name a few...Now adding b line to jungle with speed gives it that extra va va vooom coz u get that oldskool vibe from reggae..Now Drum n bass...this proceeds to do exactly the same but with supernatural sounds and heavier drums ( Trace Mutant revisted for example ) Too many to mention my brain is old now lol... From Ltj Bukems Atlantis sampling Harold Melvin's Wake up everybody in the intro and Surkit's Detroit Techno melody, its a mix of old and new tech come into one with spectacular effect. Another great example of Music genre influence over another, just take a look at T Power's Mutant Jazz...Fabulous jazzy intro steps then half way into Amen break loveliness Jazz influence if ever there was one...Every genre has influenced, gelled, influxed to new ideas of creativity. Its called Progression and progression leads to invention and invention leads to creativity and creativity leads possible to an even newer genre of music. Jungle however is the cross over from 90's hardcore added with the Amen break and reggae vibe. Drum n bass is the extension of both in my opinion.

  • @Ben-kw8bo
    @Ben-kw8bo 2 года назад

    So where can one watch this? Terrible marketing, not even a link to where it can be streamed or bought...?

    • @ashelone
      @ashelone  Год назад

      You can watch the movie in VOD here www.vimeo.com/ondemand/sonicimpactdnb !!

  • @crapisnice
    @crapisnice 3 года назад

    well put, its mostly african music culturally appropiated by the uk, and remanufactured in several branches that now spread globally as an international scene and I really miss the human touch and warm of jungle in general.

    • @tonyyates2012
      @tonyyates2012 3 года назад +4

      It wasn't "culturally appropriated", and it wasn't mostly "African" music either, nothing was taken, it was shared, mixed and enjoyed by all.

    • @crapisnice
      @crapisnice 3 года назад

      @@tonyyates2012 every "modern" music with drums today it comes from west southsaharian music and even rock comes from west southsaharians living in america. you cannot stop appropriating, isn´t it ?

    • @crapisnice
      @crapisnice 3 года назад

      @Joey Hueyle you are still denying that jazz, rock, and all the subsequent music is west southsaharian heritage. that colony called "usa" and uk appropriate that music and call it "western" music and then they sell it in angola city, quite an irony.
      and this is not only is appropriation but racial supremacy, xenophobia and so genocide because you let those countries die in starvation while you steal their resources, and then dance with their (now "universal", western music..) music, while calling them uncivilised, dangerous people that deserve poverty and exclusion from the "cultural west".
      what a mind fuck you have in your brain

    • @Motekk67
      @Motekk67 3 года назад +3

      @@crapisnice you can call it cultural appropriation or just it is influenced... Depends on how you view it as a good thing or a bad thing... Modern music needs electricity to function wich is a western invention...Synthesizer too... Everyone is influenced by other cultures isn't it? Drum & Bass only with drums is not Drum & Bass... Violins, Saxophones, Trumpets, Guitars... Where are they from? Everyone who views cultural appropriation as a bad thing is a hypocrite...it's not ok that people starve but what about the millions of people who give money to help or even fly down there to help... It's up to you how you look at it... I'm pretty sure that they have electricity, medicine, schools, highways, phones etc... down there... that is western culture as it's inventive and innovative... i just ate rice from Asia and cucumber from Spain... My phone is from Japan or China and my t-shirt is made in Taiwan... We are all connected and influenced, this is not a bad thing unless you wanna see it like that... To me cultural appropriation is used as a tool to divide and is a political thing... Music brings people together... It's ok to be proud of your roots... Just don't be a hypocrite

    • @crapisnice
      @crapisnice 3 года назад

      @@Motekk67 germanics-nordics have appropriated mediterranean culture (they portrait ancient greeks and romans as scandinavian blondes) and call it western, and so the same way they have appropriated southsaharian music in what was at first an open mindset in the 60s to change the world. you enjoy globalization exploiting the rest of the world, kept in poverty as an excuse to maintain your artificial overconsumption of whimsical finite resources. all the electronic beat music comes from south saharian drum music heritage.