any updates here, this music is blowing up

Samir's theme is great but pretty old lol

hah - I forgot about this tune. I just started throwing some old bmore back into my sets - shit was terribly produced - even by mid 2000s standards - but its is still pretty hype today.

Who's making the new stuff? Everyone I knew doing it have either stopped making music or moved onto something else.

hah - I forgot about this tune. I just started throwing some old bmore back into my sets - shit was terribly produced - even by mid 2000s standards

thats cuz you don't know the context..by the way, it wasn't produced on the mid 2000s..
thats the problem w statements like that . they are taken out of context. this was made in the mid 1990s. all of it was, for the most part. the hipster/edm world caught it in the mid 2000s,even later. this was the wave in bmore starting in 1993. so yea, it sounded outdated for u because u were at least 10 yrs late on it. I'm not criticizing you, please don't take it that way. that stiff was already pretty much out in baltimore by the time it hit on the side of things. in the early mid 90s, in hip hop clubs, nobody played hip hop here, it was club ( not called bmore club by the locals who lived it) , and some house. the " mecca" that dudes were trying to come here and relive was already over, and had been for awhile. it still was a little left, but when u try to compare what was here at that point to several clubs, of every age, all packed w 1000 plus on great systems, and new stuff coming out every week straightbfrom studios to clubs, its was dream. so yeas, it sounded old in mid 2000s cuz, it was.

I'm not a frequent contributor on here. but i do post once in a while.
don't know if any of you guys have any idea who i am, especially pertaining to this subject.
if so I'm sure this may have gotten referred to me, so probably not
try to support w purchases and not downloading..thats the thing that kills the passion of any small , dance genre. dudes don't wanna keep doing it if theres guys making careers playing their stuff and the the dudes making it aren't getting much of anything.

www.baltimore-club.com

@Scottie B...Is this your website? If so I will most definitely support!!

I know OG Club producers don't usually share production secrets BUT I have so many questions about how Club tracks where originally produced.

@Scottie B...Is this your website? If so I will most definitely support!!

I know OG Club producers don't usually share production secrets BUT I have so many questions about how Club tracks where originally produced.

Appreciate u bro

THE original DJ Scottie B from Bmore??!! If so, you are truly a living legend in the Bmore club genre!!! There would not be Jersey Club today if it wasnt for you, Frank Ski & other Bmore Club pioneers!

Back in the day I lived in Lancaster PA. Its about an hour and a half from Bmore so I was able to listen to 92 Q. Thats how I discoverwd Bmore Club music. While in college, I would drive 2 hrs to Bmore just to buy Club records. I believe the record store was called 'Sounds of Baltimore'...

its still out there, it did kinda get a resurgence in the underground world about a year ago.

r3ll, uniiqu3, sliink and j heat, are all still out there, not the easiest to get their tunes though

you also have deconstructed club which is stripped down, but more production heavy version thats been around since around 2010ish, thats made a comeback too.

Could u give me an example or 2 of what “ deconstructed club “ is ? Thanks

Think 'Level Up' by Ciara with a Jersey Club twist to it.

But level up is basically a remix to a jersey club song already
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