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Bass Reflex @ +160 Drum & Bass Suite - 19 AGO 2008

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Uploaded by on Aug 25, 2008

http://www.mas160.com

Bass Reflex from Asunción, Paraguay drop the new version of "ContraBass". Jump up with dirty droning basses!

Track: ContraBass 2008
Artist: Bass Reflex
Album: unreleased
Label: unsigned

+160 Drum & Bass Suite, EVERY tuesday night @ Bahrein, Lavalle 345, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA

http://www.myspace.com/plus160

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for the uninitiated~
Jump-Up is a subgenre of jungle and drum and bass that was popular with fans of drum and bass in the mid 1990s and was designed to be played in mainstream nightclubs to get a crowd to "jump up" and dance. It is usually characterized by basslines that have a pitch bending LFO on them which gives the sub-bass a "wobble" sound accompanied by uptempo drum loops.

Most frequently in modern Jump-Up, an element of highly energetic "rave stabs" are often heard. While some critics dismissively conclude that this subgenre of DNB is more accessible to casual listeners with the disposable fanbase mostly consisting of young ravers that listen to the subgenre for anywhere between 2-3 years, Jump up is actually more closely related to the more popular 1996-1997 era of jungle-drum&bass, known for its 'warmth' through notable beat and melody syncopation and cleaner, simpler sounding heavy basslines (as opposed to the lighter weight, more distorted basslines of the colder, more precise sounding techier styles of Neurofunk & Techstep coming out around this time). Older examples include DJ Zinc's Super Sharp Shooter or his remix of the Fugees' Ready Or Not (known at the time as Fugees or Not), which also samples Redman on the original version of his first collaboration with Method Man, How High. Extensive use of hiphop samples was common in jumpup in the late 90's. More common examples of modern Jump-Up include Pendulum's "Vault" and the 'wobble' of Twisted Individual, G Dub, Zen, TC etc.

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