The Frost Report Episode 6 - Simon Bassline Smith, DK Brockie and Tania Lee UMC Management
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- The new Frost Report Black History Month special. We talk about the influence of black culture and music on the scene from the early rave days right up to the modern era. My special guests are DJ Brockie, Simon Bassline and Tania Maria Lee from UMC Management
"Rave/Acid" was Black music from Chicago/Detroit/New York/Jersey
Jack Frost voice from smoking too much weed ha ha 💨💨💨💨💨💨
The Rave Scene was born out of "black culture"! Without the early Jazz/Blues clubs, Soul, Funk, Disco, Reggae Sound Systems, Blues Parties, Electro, Hip Hop, House, Garage and Techno, birthed predominantly by "black people", the scene as we know it wouldn't exist! Influences came from other cultures.
Tania absolutely on point throughout the women in the scene chat! Respect 👊🏼
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Is it me or does bassline look like Russell Simmons
Great podcast! The contribution of Black Heritage music is immense to Rave culture. Where would we be without Sound System culture for a start?
Also, there should be better representation across the board.
I agree about the festivals, they are heading in the right direction in terms of diversity. Let's hope it continues. Big up all the original pioneers! :)
Yeah guys big up! This podcast is amazing, Jumpin Jack Salute!
There's enough room for everyone considering we are now exporting our music worldwide to a global market. More people breaking through creates more healthy competition and developed.
SIMON BASSLINE SMITH ORIGINAL DERBY CREW ....SIMON ABSOLUTE LEGEND DONT FORGET SIMON WAS AROUND BEFORE FROST...FACT!!!!
Great podcast. Really interesting... I've read those comments that reckon techno was invented in Europe. Seriously, they're havin a laugh 🤣 Buzzin to hear a bit of Derrick May in your set at the Trades, Hebden 👍 Oh, and not all producers are good DJs but they get booked anyway. Weird.
Props to Si for name checkin Mike Shaft too. Used to listen to him alot
This is not only essential and stimulating, but is meticulously edited to EXACTLY one hour, which is the kind of attention to detail I would expect from a music legend.
I don't like commercial festivals that much. I actually like smaller clubs and that good community vibe but I guess that's my age. I sometimes still go to festivals but I miss the raw underground vibes and local scenes helping grow a sound in a community. The keyword is having a community but to music companies they try growing an artist without those foundations sometimes.
Enjoyed this. Definitely there is a lack of female DJs and producers. At least this scene is still pushing forward.💪🏾
Some good and aspiring "Top DJ's" never get a look in until they produce a rave hit. Happens to this day in most scenes because of "gatekeepers" and cliques
Great podcast. Enjoyed hearing the legends speak and a female perspective. Big respect for this. It's like therapy hearing this.
Not many people know about Simon bassline smith let me tell you man's a legend and pioneer of the rave scene as frost said Simon was rocking jamz before himself absolute ledge !!!
It’s true I’m a white guy..I can remember going elevation .world dance and moo dance and the bouncers asking my black mates who u with..and once they saw they was with me they was allowed in..
Another brilliant show , just love watching these , always a great watch. 👍🏼
Fantastic episode, telling it like it should be said.
When its cold outside you bring in the Frost
Love everything in this. Much respect!
Great topics & discussions.
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Big truth across the whole group! Much respect to hear those I have looked up to in the past 25 years. This music changed my life and made me whole. Bless!