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Grime History Lesson with DJ Argue & Slimzee - Part 1 | Subtle Radio
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- čas přidán 2. 01. 2024
- Part 1/2 - In this episode of Grime History Lesson’s, DJ Argue sits down with the legendary DJ Slimzee, the Godfather of Grime. From co-founding Rinse FM, joining Pay As U Go Carte to creating Slimzos Recordings, Slimzee's journey is a pivotal chapter in the history of Grime. From the early underground scene to the birth of Grime, Slimzee's story sheds light on the genre's evolution. Tune in to uncover the untold tales of Grime's early days and its lasting impact on the music scene.
Slimzee is the rightful "Godfather" of Grime. One of the founding fathers! When Slimzee played a producer's track he'd make them big overnight.
Facts!
@@GetDarker You know this! In other words he was the king maker. Humbly he didn't make money off that fact. He truly liked supporting and playing people's music out of love! Such a kind man and true ambassador of the scene. Big up you lads! Your channel is a staple. Happy 2024 and beyond! Bless!
I love how he describes the feeling of being on pirate radio. He incapsulates everything special that pirate radio meant to us. Honestly, magical vibes!
Slimzee is a legend.. inspired soo many people to get into DJing
Now im deeping it in my older years, i would have nowhere near the love and appreciation for grime that i do have, if it wasn't for DJ Slimzee. So many times he gave me that "wtf is this?!...i love it" feeling. He made me do my research and seek out riddims from the likes of Alias,DJ Wire,Wonder,Eastwood and many more, because he played them 1st and more importantly, consistently. Would Sidewinder be what it was without him? One drop mixes? Me and my mates emulated him! LEGEND!!!
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Big up Slimzee, got passed a sidewinder CD back in '03 as a kid, never looked back on Grime
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Yes, Yes, Yes. Hold tight you.
Big up Slimzee! I swear we had him before? Other producers Argue: Nocturnal, MRK1, Darqwan/Oris Jay, DJ ODDZ, Preditah, Faze Miyake, Lewi White, Kahn & Neek, Rynsa Man, Swifta Beater... c'mon Subtle x Argue. Love these btw. Big ups
Humble legend 💯🔥
Fonti definitely had Pulse X first, played it at that massive Alley Pally rave
big ups godfather slimzee each n every time! true inspiration!
Pay as You Go sets were something else. Slimzee in his prime.
Such a legendary dj, top 3 for me. Dj slimzee on the intro tracks can hear it like it was yesterday. Big up slim everytime. The slimzee dubplate on the Wiley dizzee set was massive never gets old
For me,in no particular order, it's EZ, Fonti and Slimzee
Big up Slimzee the Godfather, absoloute legend!
Most legit DJ ever
Purely driven by sound
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Another absolutely wicked interview. Brings back memories of hearing these amazing sets including the sidewinder mix. Did anyone else notice that the audio on the mix seems to slow down throughout the set? Also Argue has a sick interview style, quickly honing in on interesting points never really touched on before. Keep em coming
That Nissi dubplate is iconic Slimzee 💣
Great interview. Couple of other tracks to mention in relation to the early days of Grime would be Oris Jay Biggin Up The Massive and License to Kill by Sovereign, JJ Louis and Fuze.
big up slimzee the gaffa!!!!!! big up argue for this interview
Big up! Would be good to split these videos into chapters so its easy to pick parts
Big Up Pressure FM 100.3 youve come Along way from them Days Slimzee M8(DJ 501)
Big Respect to Slimzee The GRIME DON !!!
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Here’s some grime history for you….. once upon a time way back in 2004 an American teen eager fell in love with a clip from Lord of the Mics 2 and decided to research the music and artists and ever since then I’ve followed the culture from America (keep in mind I never been UK) and can talk grime with TRUE grime heads that are from London. The culture captivated me and I spread it thru America at a time where nobody here knew anything about it as they were more into the emergence of EDM (another music form big in the UK with drum and bass and bassline) so ever since I’ve listened to my first grime track it’s all I’ve lived and breathed ever since. Don’t believe me, come ask me some shit and I promise I surprise anyone. People from the UK back then used to swear I was from the UK taking the piss because of how much I knew!!!!! Ask about me!!!!!
It's funny how EDM, Dubstep and U.K. Funky House were all thriving at the same time, while Grime took a hiatus until 2013 with German Whip being released. The U.K. has lost its Dance Music crown, because we no longer focus on Emcee/Dance Music Culture. Our music scene is in the bin.
Gonna bang this out on my lunch break.. true legend in the game
DJ Argue back after the onslaught with Jammer back on Radar Radio
Legend!👑
The man 🔥 so passionate about the tunes🔥⛽ rightfully so 😤😤❤️
Blowfelt - Lickle Rolla is the tune at 34:18
This was a great lesson, when i hear the ground work slimzee has but in its inspiring from all the sets hes done to building rinse hes leaving an amazing legacy.
Kaspa was on impact fm 88.2
i just started watching this.
Thank you for the consistency 🎉
Come on then part two please
real grime history
It’s a weird thing I started listening hardcore and jungle around 93, but always swerved garage and never liked it - stuck with drum & bass when everyone listening garage late 90’s - I did like the grime sound and still like it - garage was too sweet for my liking
Trowbridge estate impact fm
Proper DJ
History
We need mak 10 on here
Pretty sure there is one with mak10 and I think karnage. Maybe on a different channel search it
@@seyfosoleyyh its a xmas special with argue again
@@seyfosoleygreat watch that one, one of the best
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I honestly don't think wacking someone like Slimzee down in a chair and doing a recorded interview is something he is used to or maybe even feels comfortable doing.
And I say that because especially at the start of the video it's akin to getting blood out of a stone in as far as DJ Argue trying to get straight to the point answers out of him as opposed to the long winded and convoluted responses he was getting early on.
Like as the interview progresses it gets better in that aspect but yea you kind of can't help but notice that Slimzee does look a little bit out of his depth for lack of a better way of putting it. And I'm not for a second trying to dig him out because I suppose we all have our flaws or whatever but yea that's just my take!!
After a debate with several people on here, I do understand with where @HYPERMASCULINE is coming from. Even though I spoke with my cousin that is still good friends with DJ Virus. I still don't agree with how the very first Grime instrumental comes from West London or North West London. Don't get me wrong, West London DJ's/Producers created a style of darker 2-Step Garage that later became Dark Garage. But Grime didn't really exist until around mid 2002 and DJ Virus, Jon E Cash and some members of Musical Mob created their Instrumentals in 1999. That's still to early, because Grime isn't just about the Instrumental, there's more to it.
We need boyland, trends, as if kid
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First grime tune was from west London, didn't start in bow
What was the tune?
@@redkem80 pulse x
Actually it was by Jammer called Army, made in 1999. The same year Neutrino made Dilemma. East London definitely started Grime. Not West or South West London.
You know army samples a wookie tune from 2001? Army is from 2002. Pulse X was first
@@Nainocard DJ Virus - Rude Sting is west London and allegedly was produced in 97 according to DJ Virus (i think this is a lie like Army being made in 99. Pretty sure Pulse x came first)
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