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I think GLR was the only label for a very long time that did that stuff though. Partisan. 720 Degrees. Metalheadz, as mentioned in the comment you’re respondin
by tessierashpool 3y ago
I think GLR was the only label for a very long time that did that stuff though.
Partisan. 720 Degrees. Metalheadz, as mentioned in the comment you’re responding to. Moving Shadow. Renegade. Nu-Directions. Nexus.
I don't think there was any easy way to find out about liquid in those days for someone not deeply into the scene.
Goldie literally got into the Top 40 in the UK in 1995 with “Inner City Life,” a track we would today call “liquid.” (The term wasn’t in use at the time.)
Adam F “Circles” was another very big “liquid”-style track from that era.
Sorry to be all “someone on the internet is wrong!!1” but what you’re saying just isn’t accurate.
- nvm0n2 3y agoNever heard of those (except I think Nu Directions), so I hereby bow to your superior knowledge of 90s dnb! > The term wasn’t in use at the time It seems fair to say that if the terminology wasn't stable at that time then it was really the very start of that trend and I can be forgiving for missing a track that charted when I was 10 years old :)
- tessierashpool 3y agofair enough! you’re also not wrong that it’s had a resurgence.
- pizza 3y agoWill just mention that Adam F's Circles is experiencing somewhat of a revival at the moment, as popular artist PinkPantheress incorporates it quite extensively in her 2021 hit 'Break It Off' - something like over 221 M plays on spotify rn!