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Artist Talk | El-B
Legendary dubstep & UKG pioneer El - B stopped by The Front Room in Croydon last October to reveal how he makes those drums so crisp, alongside an informative insight into his production style and for a general chit chat about how his upbringing influenced his creativity. He also welcomed a member from the audience for a quick hands on tutorial on how to make signature El-B beat. A must watch for all UKG and dubstep fans!
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