The Quiet Man in the Corner

CanwllCorfe · 11-10-2010, 12:33 AM

Experimentation in the Electronic scene! It's funny how some artists can almost always sound the same, while others can get involved in all kinds of weird **** to the point that you don't know what they're gonna make next. As an example, here's 2 songs made by the German group Megara vs. DJ Lee

To think, they're 9 years apart. To keep things as simple as possible, I'll compare them to another German duo. Their name? Kamui! Their first track came out in 2004, when they were both 17. They went from nothing, to being signed onto the same label as HUGE Hard Trance names such as Scot Project and DJ Wag. The song: Ghosts.

Now, they call what they make "hard funk". I'd personally call it an amalgamation of Techno and Trance with all kinds of weird influences.

But hey now, the plot thickens! Half of Kamui, Patrick Scheidt, has his own solo project. He creates mainly Progressive House and Progressive Trance with a good amount of Techno influence. From being one of the biggest duos in Hard Trance, to being featured on Tiesto's radio show. That's a pretty fuggin' huge jump. It makes me wonder and question why this is. Hands Up, as a genre, has barely changed. Trance on the other hand, changes all the damn time. Ah yes, good ol' Electronic music.

11-10-2010, 12:33 AM	#11 (permalink)
CanwllCorfe Quiet Man in the Corner Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Pocono Mountains Posts: 2,480	Experimentation in the Electronic scene! It's funny how some artists can almost always sound the same, while others can get involved in all kinds of weird **** to the point that you don't know what they're gonna make next. As an example, here's 2 songs made by the German group Megara vs. DJ Lee To think, they're 9 years apart. To keep things as simple as possible, I'll compare them to another German duo. Their name? Kamui! Their first track came out in 2004, when they were both 17. They went from nothing, to being signed onto the same label as HUGE Hard Trance names such as Scot Project and DJ Wag. The song: Ghosts. Now, they call what they make "hard funk". I'd personally call it an amalgamation of Techno and Trance with all kinds of weird influences. But hey now, the plot thickens! Half of Kamui, Patrick Scheidt, has his own solo project. He creates mainly Progressive House and Progressive Trance with a good amount of Techno influence. From being one of the biggest duos in Hard Trance, to being featured on Tiesto's radio show. That's a pretty fuggin' huge jump. It makes me wonder and question why this is. Hands Up, as a genre, has barely changed. Trance on the other hand, changes all the damn time. Ah yes, good ol' Electronic music. __________________ Your eyes were never yet let in to see the majesty and riches of the mind, but dwell in darkness; for your God is blind.