- Apr 15, 2004
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Finally doing this because everyone around here likes to label every electronic track they've ever heard as trance. I know I sound like I'm on a high pedestal, but thats because I produce some of this music myself. There is a very wide range of genres out there. Its kind of annoying to see all the electronic music threads entitled "Trance" and then have everyone post every single form of EDM in that thread.
I mostly welcome people from the UK or Canada since there are a lot of you lurking about. American's don't know much about the music, which is not so much their fault - its mostly because the scene hasn't been around here as long and because American's are simply naive to all the different kinds of EDM that is out there. Lets give some of the people around here who think Tiesto is god some different music to try. Here are my favorites and the genres the usually produce/spin. Keep in mind most good DJs will spread out their sets, spinning a wide range of music or at least the good ones do. So using Paul Oakenfold as an example, sure he spins some trance still, and thats what he was always known for - but the fact is that he spins very little trance anymore and most of the music he produces now is not trance at all.
House/Trance DJs
John Digweed - Progressive House
Sasha - Progressive House, Pregressive trance
Hernan Cattaneo - Progressive House
Desyn Masiello - Progressive House
Luke Fair - Progressive House, Electro
Jonathan Lisle - Progressive House, Progressive Breaks
House Producers
Trentmoller
King Unique
Chable and Bonnicci
Slacker
Guy Gerber
Trafik
Pig and Dan
Breakbeat DJs
Atomic Hooligan
Meat Katie
Freq Nasty
Jay Cunning
The Breakfastaz
Breakbeat Artists/Producers
The Crystal Method
The Chemical Brothers
Orbital - Hard to classify, but mostly Breaks
Drum and Bass
Dieselboy
LTJ Bukem - 2 step, UK Garage
EDIT: I forgot to add. Also include where you live, how long you have been listening to Electronic music in its various forms, and what artist/band started it all for you. Basically who you think started you into listening to electronic music. For me Front 242 probably started it all. Frontline Assembly, NIN, Skinny Puppy and a few others. I've been lapping up everything I can find since.
I mostly welcome people from the UK or Canada since there are a lot of you lurking about. American's don't know much about the music, which is not so much their fault - its mostly because the scene hasn't been around here as long and because American's are simply naive to all the different kinds of EDM that is out there. Lets give some of the people around here who think Tiesto is god some different music to try. Here are my favorites and the genres the usually produce/spin. Keep in mind most good DJs will spread out their sets, spinning a wide range of music or at least the good ones do. So using Paul Oakenfold as an example, sure he spins some trance still, and thats what he was always known for - but the fact is that he spins very little trance anymore and most of the music he produces now is not trance at all.
House/Trance DJs
John Digweed - Progressive House
Sasha - Progressive House, Pregressive trance
Hernan Cattaneo - Progressive House
Desyn Masiello - Progressive House
Luke Fair - Progressive House, Electro
Jonathan Lisle - Progressive House, Progressive Breaks
House Producers
Trentmoller
King Unique
Chable and Bonnicci
Slacker
Guy Gerber
Trafik
Pig and Dan
Breakbeat DJs
Atomic Hooligan
Meat Katie
Freq Nasty
Jay Cunning
The Breakfastaz
Breakbeat Artists/Producers
The Crystal Method
The Chemical Brothers
Orbital - Hard to classify, but mostly Breaks
Drum and Bass
Dieselboy
LTJ Bukem - 2 step, UK Garage
EDIT: I forgot to add. Also include where you live, how long you have been listening to Electronic music in its various forms, and what artist/band started it all for you. Basically who you think started you into listening to electronic music. For me Front 242 probably started it all. Frontline Assembly, NIN, Skinny Puppy and a few others. I've been lapping up everything I can find since.