Slow Dubstep at Home, Tech House Everywhere Else
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0:00AOkay, and what do you think about like the different kinds of sounds that have been in the scene?
0:04BOh man, so personally in my local scene, the sound has been pretty stale. It’s like slow dubstep. I can’t get into it, but they like it. Shout out to them, they’re cool. And as far as like the countrywide scene, I feel like a lot of people like tech house, which I like a lot right now too, so that’s cool.
0:32AWhy do you like it?
0:34BUh, I like tech house because it’s groovy. Um, it sounds a lot more electronically nowadays.
0:44AYeah, for sure.
0:46BYeah, of course.
0:51AYeah, yeah, it’s part of the process. Yeah. Hell yeah.
