DubSmockers

DubSmockers

DubSmockers
Biarritz, France
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Last Online : 12th Aug 2026 - 1 month ago
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Mario
Mario 2nd Nov 2017 21:57 - 8 years ago

on Burning in my soul by DubSmockers
I like this sound no doubt it!!

That bassline really has that track moving forward complimented perfectly by drums!! and the drums man they sound so new wave, perfect sound design!!
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 3rd Nov 2017 - 8 years ago
Hello DJValdez,

It's cool if you enjoyed this track! you can dl it if you want ^^
thanks for your feedback

Bleep
crucethus
crucethus 2nd Nov 2017 00:37 - 8 years ago

on Burning in my soul by DubSmockers
I agree with Wayne this is New Wave, indeed or post post new wave. but that moving bass line and synth treatments make it very classically new wave and an awesome job you did on this one my friend. The sound is luscious and full. And it's a great tune to listen to. My head was bopping along to it while typing.
Great work
Cru
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 2nd Nov 2017 - 8 years ago
hello Cru,
glad to read you enjoyed this track! it's important for me you underlined the mixing quality ;) it's an important phase and it's not easy when you don't have enough knowledges in sound engineering :)

thanks for your feedback
Bleep
theHumps
theHumps 1st Nov 2017 10:15 - 8 years ago

on Burning in my soul by DubSmockers
I liked the vocal track, good strong voice. Wish there were more lyrics and singing. There is a cool groove to the track, the bass has a definite presence in the track. To me it has a more of an early new wave feel to it, with your instrument choices, drums and production. The genre really has nothing to do with the quality of the track which has a very even mix and is quite catchy. Upbeat and danceable, very cool!

Wayne
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 1st Nov 2017 - 8 years ago
Hello Wayne,
unfortunately, i only have the voice sample! believe me, if a singer want to add her own voice on this track, i will accept it immediatly :)

for the genre, i wasn't sure! at the beginning, i wanted to make a disco track and the bass line is oriented like this but and you wrote it, the others instruments took me far away from my first purpose... so what genre is it? i don't know! easy listening may be? :)

thanks for yours friendly words Wayne, i appreciate your feedback :)

Bleep
Nodog
Nodog 1st Nov 2017 05:50 - 8 years ago

on Burning in my soul by DubSmockers
Hey Bleep almost an oriental stringed sound and I think a very subtle build here. The singer has a jazzy bluesy quality to her voice which blends into the track so nicely. you have done a high quality track here my friend best regards Robbie.
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 1st Nov 2017 - 8 years ago
Hello Rob!
Thanks for your feedback! it's true, there's something jazzy in the singer voice ;) i hesitate to composed some saxo riffs and finally, as i wanted a render near disco, i deleted the idea lol may be i was wrong? :)

thanks for your words which are always appreciate, you know it! :)

Bleep
toastedavalanche
toastedavalanche 30th Oct 2017 14:11 - 8 years ago

on Burning in my soul by DubSmockers
I love this. The funky bass line is infectious, the vocals are a great hook and the composition is well thought out.

Awesome stuff.

TA
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 30th Oct 2017 - 8 years ago
hello TA,

thanks a lot for taking time to listen to my last track and sharing your feeling, it's really cool :)

bleep
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein 30th Oct 2017 11:01 - 8 years ago

on Burning in my soul by DubSmockers
Bleep - you look strangely like a USB plug. Hmmm. . . interesting.

The mix is wonderfully clear. Love the hard hitting snare. Love the bass pattern also.

Happy enjoyable track. Congrats!

Dan
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 30th Oct 2017 - 8 years ago
Ha ha ha Dan! You're right, my pict doesn't really reflec my personality and my work but unfortunately i didn't find a better pict with my artist nick on it! i promise i will find one more appropriate :)

about the track "burning in my soul" it missed some guitar riffs in it like a wah wah but i didn't find anything about it and i didn't ask for this here! last time, on the track "the ending" i asked a collab and nobody never answered me so... may be one day, i will find the perfect sample for this track (or may be i will make it by my own)

Thanks for your positive comment, it's really appreciate :)

Bleep
Mucka
Mucka 15th Oct 2017 14:35 - 8 years ago

on Lebaneze Dub by DubSmockers
nice!
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 17th Oct 2017 - 8 years ago
thank you bro
Spivkurl
Spivkurl 6th Oct 2017 22:18 - 8 years ago

on Toxic Humans by DubSmockers
Deeply enchanting piece you have made here! I'm happy that I found this one. I did a quick translate of the description, and I agree fully that this has the jungle edge to it. It seems rare to hear a good jungle track any more, aside from when I whip out the old singles from behind the vinyl crate. I guess that this song had that kind of feeling, like digging out memories which one doesn't think of often any more...

The above was the only thing left from my comment on your song yesterday, and it was retrieved from the server due to a "security" issue. I have these come up most everyday, and usually my written work is gone for good after that. I will try to continue.

The break beat sounding aspect to the main section percussion is especially excellent. Even moving quite away from the speakers, it cuts through the whole place. I love the sound of that part.

Yesterday, I listened twice, with the second time being much louder. Today I just started out loud. It sounds really good that way.

There is something familiar about the vocal part, maybe it is included in some old DJ set I have maybe not. Either way I like it, and it fits in well with this style.

The whole song takes me "back," in a very pleasant way. It is for sure a fave, and I look forward to hearing it on my ipod. I love this sort of music for walking the streets!

I know that I must have been more, or possibly far less articulate when I commented yesterday, but that is how it goes. I wanted to finish the job, and also get that all to special download! Thank you for sharing this song!
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 17th Oct 2017 - 8 years ago
hi Spiv, i apologize for the late answer...
About toxic Humans, you're right, it sounds like old school jungle... i rarely compose this kind of genre so i think that I draw from my memories. Younger, i made a lot of electro fests, tecknivals, rave parties (when it wasn't allowed and i only speak for the french law :))

I'm conscious that the sound evolved a lot, every day i discover new genre in the electro world but, how can i say that... you can't do nothing against the nostalgy... Time goes by, we age and we cling to what were our young years. I do it by music apparently.

don't worry about the fail post, i encountered the same problem too on Shatner Track "mic holders" :)

I'm glad you enjoyed this track. the duration is a little short, i think i need to work again on it.

One more time thanks for sharing your feeling! i appreciate, you know it

Friendly
Bleep
Sinaea1377
Sinaea1377 18th Sep 2017 12:41 - 9 years ago

on Waiting 4 Neosian Herb by DubSmockers
its so great its so clasic and very modern music like it so wounderfull bro
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 20th Sep 2017 - 9 years ago
thank you for sharing your feeling. Your words are really appreciate!

I made others dub tracks, a genre i like particularly, and i think i will work again on a dub track soon :)

Regards
Bleep
Spivkurl
Spivkurl 5th Aug 2017 19:18 - 9 years ago

on Dust it off rmx by DubSmockers
I think that i have recently commented on your more recent songs, so here I am listening to something that I haven't commented on yet. For some reason the vocals are sounding familiar to me, but then it has been a long few years... so who can tell?

This song reminds me of how I used to respects French and eastern Europian culture greatly, and how it wained during the Obama times. Perhaps it was simply brainwashing that I did not expect. Now I support the moves of this region, right now, more than ever.

It's a threatening time, for all of us. And people like you give us hope. That's dope.

Thank you! Fave!
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 5th Sep 2017 - 9 years ago
hey Spiv,

yes, i noticed that you posted comments on several tracks i published here and i really appreciate it.
On this one, if i remember, it was the first i putted here after subscribing myself in this place.
As i underlined it, i wrote this track after watching the movie "I Origin". May be you saw it too? It's not only the movie that i liked but the original sound track and particularly the song from the band "The Do", band that i didn't know before.

I'm glad to read your opinion about the french culture in the electro movement even if we weren't at the beginning of this sound universe :)

Thanks a lot for taking time in listening to my work and commented it

Friendly
Bleep
Spivkurl
Spivkurl 27th Jul 2017 17:05 - 9 years ago

on The ending by DubSmockers
Damn this is sweet stuff! I too wonder about the deep house tag, but I have never fully understood house music in general, so don't take my word for it. To me it has the flavor of fusion rock, a'la The Fixx, Depeche Mode, or some such thing, but it also has some elements which remind me of modern US rap music. I listen to weird stuff, so my ideals are not those of the modern populace (disclaimer).

It shows in this piece, that you are a bass player by nature. A good bass player is like gold. I just put new acoustic/electric bass strings on our old JBP bass for my wife to begin practising again. It was a good feeling to play in some chords and modes with her, on my classical with equally new strings. She is the only singing bassist I have ever worked with, and since we've been together since '94, it is a good feeling. Hopefully we can achieve some of our collective musical goals together.

I've listened a couple of times now, and I've enjoyed it much! Nightingale is kind of a classic member, who seems to have gone underground for the moment. I too have used his material. Some great guitar work there! If you need some help, maybe I would be able to help, though I am no guitar god like Nightingale. My neurological issues and multiple head injuries seem to limit me in that way, though I work each day to overcome it. I know we ust have tried to work together in recent times, but I have actually completed a couple of collaboration projects in recent months.

Your work is always inspiring in a reminiscent way, like something I would have been obsessed with ten years ago. To hear something like that now is almost like a dream, like most things I indulge in deeply. Thank you for sharing it. I am going to fave, and await an update or a contact!
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 2nd Aug 2017 - 9 years ago
Hello Spiv,

I took time to answer you for two reasons:
first, because you wrote me a long long comment and i wanted to be sure to well understand all the meaning! You took care of delivering me your feeling in detail and it is very considerable.
second, because i wanted to wait a little after Nightingale. I don't have any answer from him adn as you said, he seems to have gone underground actually!

This track will be updated after our collab if you're always agree spiv? It's a great honor for me and first time too with a collab! so, what do you need exactly for a confort work?

On my side, I shall like that the guitar begins evolving after the resumption of the break (after 1:36). Free court in your feeling and in your imagination to slide me long and stabbing sounds. This guitar is the leader in the piece thus its expression is free. Just if we can preserve the sound grain and the reverberation or approach it?

As i said you, first time for a distant collab so tellme what you need ;)

I'm really excited by this common work, particularly with someone from who i admire his work :)

Bleep
FKaplan
FKaplan 22nd Jun 2017 19:37 - 9 years ago

on Brainspotting by DubSmockers
Nerve-racking beat...perfect!
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 7th Jul 2017 - 9 years ago
thank for your comment, very appreciate :)
Bleep
monsterage
monsterage 21st Jun 2017 00:01 - 9 years ago

on The ending by DubSmockers
Loved the 80's feel in it, does this fits in the deep house category? either way this is awesome
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 21st Jun 2017 - 9 years ago
thanks for your feed back :)
MOONLYTE
MOONLYTE 15th Jun 2017 20:49 - 9 years ago

on The ending by DubSmockers
Really digging this a lot! Not my type of stuff but i definitely can get down
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 16th Jun 2017 - 9 years ago
thank you :)
CitizenMofo
CitizenMofo 15th Jun 2017 20:21 - 9 years ago

on The ending by DubSmockers
Great work so far, I really like where this is going. The electric guitar sounds rad but yeah, does need variations, maybe a wicked breakout solo. Looking forward to the final!
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 16th Jun 2017 - 9 years ago
thank you, i'm always waiting for a collab with nightingale... hope soon ;)
theHumps
theHumps 11th Jun 2017 14:27 - 9 years ago

on The ending by DubSmockers
I like the idea a lot, reminds me of late 80's electronic alt rock. Amy Mann(Till Tuesday) would sound great vocalizing on this track. The electric guitar has a big spacial sound to it, gives the song lift and a very cool change within what you have so far. I'm a bass player but there are very capable guitar players here, hope it all works out and you can get the arrangement you are looking for!

Wayne
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 11th Jun 2017 - 9 years ago
hello Wayne,

i'm a bass player too and of course i want to believe i'll find someone for a collab!
i didn't know Amy Mann, i will see on youtube for videos ;)

thanks :)

Bleep
Nodog
Nodog 10th Jun 2017 20:44 - 9 years ago

on The ending by DubSmockers
Hey Bleep, nice work goin on here and that is a cool guitar I will be real interested to hear your final production, good work my friend. Robbie.
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 10th Jun 2017 - 9 years ago
Thanks Rob,

this track will be finished only if the collab request is ok :)
GilbertCarrizales
GilbertCarrizales 3rd Jun 2017 21:38 - 9 years ago

on Brainspotting by DubSmockers
Great acid sounds man. Really digging this vibe.
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 10th Jun 2017 - 9 years ago
thank yu bro! i'm glad you enjoyed it ;)
Spivkurl
Spivkurl 18th May 2017 13:54 - 9 years ago

on The hanging Beach by DubSmockers
Super groovy and unusual piece you've created here! I didn't look at the genre before pressing play, but I definitely began to think "deep house." The combination of the funky bass groove and the vocal samples definitely gives the right impression. For some reason this song makes me think of the music which Mosaic made (makes?). He seems to have disappeared. Totally meant as a compliment though. This has a cool pop, clubby feel to it, which would fit in anywhere that people are chilling out, or for a break in the hardcore dancing. This is sonically interesting, with a nice depth of range. I enjoyed it much!
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 30th May 2017 - 9 years ago
hello Spiv!

I didn't see your comment before, i'm sorry!
you're right about Mosaic there's some similarities between his work and mine sometimes.

when i worked on this track, i wanted to have a summer render for people who have a drink near the beach with friends.
you caught the song spirit and i'm glad if you enjoyed it ;)
thanks for your comment my friend :)

Bleep
sivaprakasam3
sivaprakasam3 14th May 2017 18:32 - 9 years ago

on Brainspotting by DubSmockers
rocking...
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 16th May 2017 - 9 years ago
... and energic :)

thanks for listening :)

bleep
DjAlnath
DjAlnath 7th May 2017 15:11 - 9 years ago

on Toxic Humans by DubSmockers
Dig it
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 8th May 2017 - 9 years ago
+1 ;)

Bleep
DjAlnath
DjAlnath 7th May 2017 15:06 - 9 years ago

on Brainspotting by DubSmockers
Pretty Dope!
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 8th May 2017 - 9 years ago
thanks bro :)
Spivkurl
Spivkurl 6th May 2017 18:46 - 9 years ago

on Lebaneze Dub by DubSmockers
Sheeps! ! ! Oh and tabla as well! Nice! Classic sounding dub reggae when the bass drops. I'm diggin it! If I still had a radio show, this would be something which I'd play as well... darn the handling of audio clips on FL 12!! This is going all to well with my strong buzz for the time of day... it just feels right. Taking advantage of the time of year before they historically begin using toxic herbicides to do some naturalism and wildcrafting this morning, and it's always good to come home and hear great songs on looperman. This is one of them! Fave! Thank you for the DL!
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 13th May 2017 - 9 years ago
Wow! a big thank you for this positive comment Spiv!

your words really flatter me!

i'm glad if this track put a little sun in your day :)

Bleep
imakebeatsLF
imakebeatsLF 23rd Apr 2017 13:39 - 9 years ago

on Brainspotting by DubSmockers
not my style but thought I would give it a bash

I like that creepy vocal sample at the start

feels like I'm playing F-Zero or some kinda 90s videogame !

solid beat and production though

good one

(LF)
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 2nd May 2017 - 9 years ago
thank you Lank for your positive comment even if it's not your music style :)

friendly
Bleep
crucethus
crucethus 21st Apr 2017 04:06 - 9 years ago

on Brainspotting by DubSmockers
You captured that era, and that film with beauty and grace. signature acid filters, but a very tech-house beat and sound that just solidifies the genre. great work. nice mix, good separation of bass and high notes. gets to the point and drills it home. Nice break @ 2:43. good work Bleep
Cru
DubSmockers
DubSmockers replied 22nd Apr 2017 - 9 years ago
Hey Cru!

Glad you enjoyed this piece :)

Bleep
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