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Dark Harmonics Interview
Sheffield based Dubstep producers are hoping to get signed to a major label with their unique sounds.
Dark Harmonics are a group of three producers who have just broken into the Dubstep scene by hosting Dubstep nights at local pubs.
Richard Pagdin (19) is one of the DJs and upcoming producer with Dark Harmonics.
He said they had already made some important friends along their journey.
“When our music is up to scratch we’ll be able to pass it along to them for them to test and pass to the appropriate labels - it’s all party from there I suppose!”
Richard said that he first got into DJing in 2009, when he and a few friends found a new genre of music they liked and they asked the landlord at their local pub if they could put a few tunes on one week.
Over the next week they told a few different people that they were going to be putting on some new stuff at the pub, they all showed up and it was great success.
He then said producing was something very new to them and they only started producing Dubstep seriously about two months ago.
“We’ve been DJing for about two years now. Producing for only two months. We definitely prefer the deeper side of the Dubstep spectrum, so we’ve been aiming towards the sounds of producers like ‘Commodo,Lurka, DJ Madd, Phaeleh, Mala, Youngsta. I could list for days, “ said Richard.
Richard thought that the future of commercial Dubstep would eventually fade out, but the more recent genre of “Brostep” would probably continue for some time, but hopefully the deeper darker side would remain underground and thrive for years to come.
Richard then said that they would do collaborations with any respected deep Dubstep artist.
“We began using FruityLoops Studio 10, but we really didn’t like it, so after we talked to a few other producers we got ourselves Ableton Live 8.1.1 which isn’t the most recent version but it is cheaper and does the job.”