Quote:Endclub.com: Do you think this problem of thinking of the dancefloor first is endemic in drum & bass?
D-Bridge: The scene does still suffer from it, people making music for the wrong reasons, but I donât know, maybe Iâm wrong and these people are really into the tunes that theyâre making â but when I listen to tunes from the last two or three years and compare them to tunes from the era that I believe it was at its most interesting they donât even compare â two completely different genres almost! This isnât the music that people outside of our scene can look too, and thatâs a big beef of mine â I collect music from outside of my genre and Iâd like to think that some of these artists that I collect might have some of my records in their collection; and if they judge drum & bass on some of those sort of tunes then I canât see that happening. There was a time when Matrix and Dillinja and people like that were remixing big names outside of our scene, people were really impressed with what we were doing, and you donât really get that anymore. Itâs almost like we stopped taking ourselves seriously, so everyone else did. People are always saying âoh but weâre just having funâ, and funâs cool but at the same time thereâs nothing wrong with being a bit serious about what youâre doing as well. The Bunch of Cuts lot, weâre from the serious camp, in fact someone the other day called us the The Illuminati hahaâ¦
I couldn't say it better....the man really knows what he's talking about, AND he's not some internet forum geek that do nothing all day but complaint, the man is a main player in this 'scene'.