H∆SHTAG$, Episode 2: Don’t Call It #PostDubstep
For the second edition of our web series chronicling Internet-based music, we examine the ever-changing bass/garage/dubstep continuum.
Magazine
M.I.A.
Radical chic(k): the poster girl of glam anarchy takes notes from geezers and Bengali gangs
A Guy Called Gerald
A Mancunian gentleman and techno pioneer called Gerald works his favourite Rolands
Pearson Sound
Mr. Kennedy about the impact of FWD, the importance of dubs & the interior of Hessle Audio
Scuba
Forever Flush
DâM-Funk
The mayor of the Funkmosphere explains the benefits of standing for something
Mannie Fresh
Making it bounce with a Dirty South hip hop originator
DJ Spinn, DJ Rashad
Breaking down boundaries with juke and footwork
Addison Groove
The Bristol bass wizard recounts dubstep and juke experiments and shows off his trusty 808
Clams Casino
Injecting hip hop with a healthy dose of Internet-age experimentalism
George Stavropoulos
The lowdown on soundsystem-building from the man who gave The Shelter its sound
Arthur Baker
The man who rocked the planet rushes through his catalogue
Tony Colman
Melody maker: the Hospital Records and London Elektricity surgeon keeps uplifting drum & bass alive
Makoto
Tokyo's music-breathing club kid explains industry rule no. 4080
Modeselektor
Rinsin' out Radiohead: bridging the gap with two dope boys from Berlin
Roska
The UK's messenger of all things funky has got the KISS factor
Roots Manuva
How to juggle tings proper with Big Dada's multi-talented riddim killa
DJ Toomp
The man who gave Kanye his swagger back deciphers the Dirty South
Madlib
Suit up for the occasion: Beat Konducta's here to talk... sort of
Fennesz
Why avantgarde can never beat a great melody
